Outpatient Services for Dementia
Providing assessment, diagnosis and treatment for the often complicated cognitive and behavioral health concerns faced by seniors. The clinical staff is Medicare-approved and has experience working with seniors and their families. Services include:
- Outpatient individual, group and family therapy
- Psychiatric, diagnostic and medication consultation
- Neuropsychological evaluations, including diagnostic assessment and treatment recommendations for memory problems and other neurocognitive disorders
- Consultation regarding ways to make use of community support agencies and services to seniors (e.g. nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health services, respite care)
Referrals can be made via fax, phone or through Great Lakes Health Connect. For a copy of the referral form, call or visit pinerest.org/partners.
Outpatient Services Referrals
Fax: 877.242.6963
Phone: 866.852.4001
Great Lakes Health Connect: gl-hc.org
Elderly Case Management
Provides services for people ages 65+ diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illness as well as older adults who are medically fragile and living at home independently, or in settings of support such as living with relatives or in an adult foster care home.
Case managers assist with addressing chronic mental health issues as well as the ever changing clinical picture created by medical complications and/or the aging process, coordinate referrals for health and dental services, housing, transportation, financial assistance, employment, social services and other necessary supports. The program also includes a psychiatric physician assistant, a nurse and peer supports.
Elderly Case Management Referrals
616.258.7599
Older Adult Inpatient Unit
The state-of-the-art unit includes a number of private rooms and enhanced programming, including groups and classes focusing on older adults with dementia. Activities are designed to facilitate expression through movement, use of the five senses, and reminiscence. The goal is to stabilize the individual’s symptoms.