UHS Behavioral Health Division

Throughout our 40+ years in the behavioral health sector, we intended to be company of option, serving clients with and regard as they navigate their treatment journey.

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Behavioral HealthWhat We Do

Acute Care

Acute Care Quality

Graduate Medical Education (GME).

Health Insurance.

Healthcare Management and Consulting Services.

Independence Physician Management.

Offering hope, assistance and healing

We offer inpatient behavioral health services, partial hospitalization, outpatient, residential and telehealth shows.

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Behavioral Health Quality

UHS centers supply patients and families with thoughtful, quality care based on proven treatments that can result in long-term healing.

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Behavioral Health Facility Locations

UHS has Behavioral Health centers in 39 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the United Kingdom.

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Behavioral Health Webinars

View a series of instructional webinars, presenting a range of behavioral health topics, by experts in their fields.

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I am proud of the care delivered for our clients, their households and neighborhoods we serve. Our teams operate with intent and stability, and the work we do ensures that we provide on our patient promise”

matt Peterson.
President, Behavioral Health Division

Behavioral Health Programs and Services

Comprehensive Services

For children, teenagers, grownups and older grownups.

Multiple Treatment Settings

Including inpatient, partial hospitalization, outpatient, property and telehealth treatment programs.

Treatment Programs

Including, but not limited to: depression, stress and anxiety, psychotic diagnoses, bipolar affective disorder, trauma and neurorehabilitation.

Education Services

Including innovative programs led by devoted educators that make it possible for teenagers to continue their education and pursue scholastic success while in treatment.

Specialty Programs

– Military: UHS’ Patriot Support Programs offers behavioral health services particularly designed for military, veterans and families in 34 centers.
– First Responders: Includes behavioral health care assistance, services and programs for first responders (cops, firemens, dispatchers, corrections officers, criminal offense scene service technicians), EMS and other health care employees, as well as active-duty armed force.
– Substance Use Disorder (SUD): A Number Of UHS’ Behavioral Health facilities offer a broad selection of treatment services, such as alcohol and drug detox, step-down programs, sober living and aftercare. Services are available at several levels of care (e.g., residential, inpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization).
Among them are those in our Foundations Recovery Network which focuses on the integrated treatment of addiction and underlying psychological health disorders.
In 2024, we opened our very first Foundations Health location, offering outpatient services for those dealing with SUD, mental health problems and/or opioid reliance, including medication-assisted treatment.

– Eating Disorders: Skilled clinicians are geared up and trained to address a large range of consuming disorders from anorexia and bulimia to binge eating as well as eating conditions co-occurring with other conditions.
– Autism Spectrum Disorder: Dedicated programs readily available at select centers tailor a client’s treatment and interventions to specifically measure and track development. Plans incorporate behavioral functioning, social development, interaction capabilities, academic/vocational accomplishment, family education and assistance.

National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention

UHS has actually shown its commitment to suicide avoidance through its longstanding partnership with the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention. As a proud advocate of the Action Alliance, UHS provides education and resources to the neighborhoods we serve.

Joint Ventures/Provider Partnerships/Alliances

UHS is constantly aiming to participate in tactical collaborations that will assist patients gain access to the ideal level of care at the right location. This includes a concentrated effort on partnering with non-UHS Acute Care hospitals to assist them run their behavioral health services.