Friends Hospital
4641 Roosevelt Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19124
Phone: 215-831-4600
www.FriendsHospital.com
When you visit Friends Hospital in Philadelphia, you become part of a long-standing history of hope and healing. Established by Quakers in 1813, Friends Hospital is the nation’s first private psychiatric hospital and a recognized leader in behavioral healthcare. The inpatient facility provides comprehensive care to adolescents, adults and older adults suffering from behavioral and emotional health problems.
Services:
- Adolescent program for ages 13-18
- General adult program for higher functioning adults ages 18-65
- Intensive adult program for higher acuity and adults with severe and persistent mental illness
- Programs for the behavioral health needs of women
- Dual diagnosis program for individuals with co-existing mental illness/substance abuse issues
- The Greystone program, a long-term residential facility for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness
- Private rooms for all patients with access to enclosed outdoor courtyard
- Thorough clinical assessment and individualized treatment
- Short-term cognitive behavioral therapy, bio-psycho-social therapy and family therapy models
- Daily visits with a board-certified psychiatrist
- Mental health education groups for patients and families
- Medication evaluation, education and management
- Expressive and rehabilitative therapies, including art, music, pet therapy, yoga and horticultural therapy
- Comprehensive after-care planning with social services staff
Accreditation:
- Fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. The public may contact the Joint Commission's Office of Quality Monitoring to report any concerns or register complaints about a Joint Commission-accredited health care organization by calling (800) 994-6610 or emailing complaint@jcaho.org.
- Licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Capacity:
- 192 beds
