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Cell phones are not permitted on the units; however, if you arrive with your cell phone we will secure it in a safe place until your discharge. You may use the facility phones to contact your family during your stay.

You will likely have a roommate. If you have difficulties with your roommate, please discuss that with your staff so it can be reviewed.

There are specified times when patients may go outside in the courtyards.

Your family is welcome to come visit with you and you will be provided with a visitation schedule upon admission. In addition, alternate visitation times can be arranged if needed.

Any restrictions imposed are developed to ensure the comfort and safety of all who choose to seek wellness here. The units are secured separately from one another and the facility as a whole is kept secure. Limits that are placed, such as visiting times or cell phone use, help ensure the privacy of others and allow you to focus on treatment, making your time with us as productive and focused as possible.

Your length of stay will be dependent upon your progress in treatment and will be a decision by you and your treatment team.

Please inform staff upon admission of any dietary restrictions so that the dietary staff in our cafeteria can be informed.

Safety of our patients and staff is our number one priority here at Clarion Psychiatric Center, and we will do everything we can to help ensure that.

Medications will be reviewed by your treating physicians, to include your psychiatrist and medical doctor. They will work with you to decide what is necessary.

Upon admission, you will identify your goals for treatment. All of your activities and therapy will be centered on wellness and recovery, but addresses your own identified issues.

You will see a psychiatrist within 24 hours of admission.

You will be permitted to keep certain belongings with you. Other belongings will be kept secure until your discharge.

You may bring one book with you back on the unit. These will be reviewed by your treatment team to determine whether they are appropriate.

Music can be provided on an as-needed basis on the unit. If there is a need for internet usage, please discuss this with your social worker.

Treatment groups which include social work, nursing, art, movement and music will be a big part of your treatment and we encourage you to attend as often as you can.

While we understand that a number of people have a co-occurring disorder, our primary focus is treating your mental health needs. Our social work staff will work closely with you during your stay to help ensure a more specific drug and alcohol treatment plan upon your discharge.