Inpatient Mental Health Mental Health Centers

Valley Star provides residential mental health treatment in San Bernardino, California. The program serves adults with activity therapy, group therapy, case management, and psychiatric services. Valley Star accepts Medicare, private insurance, and offers a sliding fee scale.

FortySeven Main Street is a residential therapeutic community in Castleton, Vermont for adults 21 and older living with mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. Residents take part in a structured weekday work program with vocational components alongside weekly individual and group therapy and psychiatric medication management. Long-term and short-term stays are offered with a three-month minimum, plus step-down, aftercare and family respite options.

Children's Home Society of South Dakota traces its work to 1893, when it was founded as the state's first nonprofit social service agency, and its Black Hills Children's Home campus on South Rockerville Road outside Rapid City provides psychiatric residential treatment for children alongside outpatient mental health services including psychiatry and individual, family and group therapy. Each residential campus includes a school certified by the South Dakota Department of Education. The agency is accredited by the Council on Accreditation and licensed by the South Dakota Department of Social Services, and its care is trauma-focused.

Serving families for over a century, The Bradley Center provides psychiatric residential treatment for children and adolescents affected by trauma, mental illness, and behavioral health challenges. Located west of Pittsburgh, the center combines a residential treatment facility with The Bradley School, a licensed private academic school where students receive individualized education in classes of no more than 12. Bradley also offers school-based therapy in approximately 50 school districts and outpatient therapy for children, teens, and adults.

George Junior Republic in Pennsylvania is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Grove City that operates residential treatment programs for youth alongside adult programs and services. Its continuum includes adventure-based counseling, preventative aftercare and community programming across Pennsylvania and Indiana. The organization accepts private insurance.

Hillside Children's Center provides residential treatment, education and community-based services for young people and families who have experienced trauma, from its Monroe Campus in Rochester — a 101-bed site. The agency was founded in 1837 as the Rochester Orphan Asylum and describes itself as one of the oldest non-profit family and youth human-services organizations in the United States. Its approach is family-driven, youth-guided, trauma-informed and culturally competent. Medicare is accepted.

Rochester Psychiatric Center is a New York State–operated psychiatric center in Rochester, run by the state Office of Mental Health. It provides inpatient and residential psychiatric care for adults living with serious mental illness. Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and military coverage are accepted, alongside state funding.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is a non-profit pediatric academic medical center in Cincinnati, Ohio, offering inpatient psychiatric and substance use treatment for children and adolescents. The hospital’s Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides residential-level care for youth with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, with specialized programming for hearing-impaired patients. Cincinnati Children’s is one of the oldest and most distinguished pediatric hospitals in the United States, founded in 1883.

Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch provides residential treatment for children aged 5 to 17 who need psychiatric care, therapy and support to heal from trauma, and has been working with North Dakota families for more than 70 years. Its Bismarck campus pairs treatment with specialized accredited education for young people who need extra support at school, and the Ranch describes its approach as combining spirituality and science, with trauma-informed care delivered by licensed therapists, psychologists, nurses and educators. Programs and schools are licensed by the state of North Dakota and nationally accredited; Medicare and private insurance are accepted.

Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program runs a six-bed, gender-inclusive residential mental health home on Mine Hill Road in Fairfield, Connecticut, for adolescents aged 11 to 17. It treats anxiety, depression and trauma using cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy, and its small size means a household rather than a ward. Where a young person needs more than residential care can give, Discovery's Stamford home provides higher levels of care within the same organization. It is part of the Discovery Behavioral Health network, which describes its approach as measurement-based. Private and military insurance are accepted.

Horizon Homes provides community-based mental health services in Mankato, Minnesota, including a 24/7 mobile crisis team and crisis stabilization center. The program offers Intensive Residential Treatment Services (IRTS), Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS), and home and community-based services (HCBS), supporting client recovery and independence through individualized treatment planning.

Hillside Children's Center provides residential treatment, behavioral health, crisis support, and foster care and adoption services for youth and families across New York, from its campus at 2075 Scottsville Road in Rochester. Hillside serves children and adolescents through residential programs, education and vocational support, and community-based services, and is part of Hillside Family of Agencies, a registered 501(c)(3) organization.

North Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center is a state-operated forensic residential facility in Gainesville, run by the Florida Department of Children and Families. It provides court-ordered evaluation and residential treatment for adults in the criminal justice system who have mental health and substance use needs. Admission is by referral through Florida's judicial system rather than by self-referral or family application, so the usual questions of insurance and cost do not apply here — but neither can a place be requested directly.

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Residential programs for troubled teens, for pregnant teens and for teen mothers with small children. Family therapy and long term transitional residency. Very low cost for those in need.

Hillside Children's Center provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient services for youth in Auburn, New York. The organization's programs include residential treatment, foster care and kinship placement, adoption, in-home and community-based services, and the Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection. Hillside serves youth and families overcoming behavioral health challenges. The Golisano Campus at Crestwood is one of its residential treatment settings. Hillside accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private health insurance.

Embark Behavioral Health's Springville residential treatment center works with adolescent and teen girls, and with nonbinary and LGBTQ+ young people, on Level 1 autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression and mood disorders. Set near the Springville freshwater springs, it blends inpatient mental health care with outdoor experiences, daily fitness and schooling, using approaches including trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy. Private insurance is accepted; Embark states that it cannot accept Medicaid for this program, so cover should be settled before admission.

Villa of Hope is a non-profit behavioral health organization in Williamson, New York, providing residential treatment for adolescents and adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Its mission statement reads: Villa of Hope partners with individuals, families and communities to Rebuild relationships, Recover potential, and Renew hope for the future. The campus on Tuckahoe Road near Lake Ontario offers structured residential programming in a therapeutic setting.

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Crossroads Village in San Jose is a residential facility for adults suffering from severe and persistent mental illness. The facility provides a warm, safe, nurturing alternative to hospitalization and provides a supportive, structured living and learning environment.