ADULT MH SERVICES
Psychiatric Hospital Unit • Indiana, PA • 2 (Indiana Office and Armstrong Office) locations
Clinic Type
Psychiatric Hospital Unit
Address
300 Indian Springs Road, Suite 113, Indiana, PA 15701
Phone
724-349-3350
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Opening Hours
By appointment only
Services Offered
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Insurance & Payment
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FAQs
What services are offered under Care/Medication Management?
Outpatient psychiatric care and medication maintenance.
What does Outpatient Treatment include?
Intensive mental health treatment within the community with three levels of service.
What is Acute Partial Hospitalization Program?
Intensive treatment in a supportive environment, program runs 5 days per week.
What is Regular Partial hospitalization?
Intensive treatment in a supportive environment, time ranges from 3 to 30 hours as needed, includes group therapy, family therapy, individual therapy, and personal/social skills development.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: negative
- findrehabcenters.org (Centerstone of Indiana Inc): Poor, including reports of unprofessionalism and lack of accountability (multiple anecdotal complaints reported in public forums)
Patients praise
- Ongoing expansion of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Response System and mobile crisis teams
- Establishment of a new online portal and Mental Health Ombudsman office for filing complaints and resolving issues
- State-level initiatives and commissions aimed at improving behavioral health infrastructure and workforce availability
Common complaints
- Systemic workforce shortages causing significant gaps in access to care and long wait times
- Reports of facility mismanagement, including allegations of coercive treatment, unnecessary medication, and profit-driven patient retention
- Difficulties navigating insurance, bureaucracy, and Medicaid enrollment/coverage backlogs
- Lack of adequate support for transition to community-based care and care coordination
- Inadequate care for patients with serious mental illness, including potential reliance on emergency rooms for stabilization instead of preventative care
- Prolonged wait times for court-ordered mental health evaluations, leading to extended jail stays for some individuals
"Lawsuits allege facilities were run like a prison, drugging patients into submission, threatening them with involuntary detention orders, and holding or releasing patients to maximize reimbursement."
— WRTV Investigates / The Indiana Lawyer"How do you get help when you can't rely on this place for mental health? ... Doctors don't care about how severe your mental illness is. They just want to string you along to get the most money."
— Anonymous patient review (findrehabcenters.org)"Without health care coverage, most people tend to rely on the emergency room for care... their job isn’t preventative care — they are there to stabilize patients."
— Medicaid member, Indiana Public Radio interviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Why Location Matters: Accessing Intensive Outpatient Mental Health Care for Working Adults in Central Indiana - B Healthy Life — Aug 4, 2025
- Indiana Judicial Branch: Office of Judicial Administration: AOT Initiative — Dec 4, 2025
- 4C Health Expands Crisis Care Continuum with Subacute Stabilization Certification — 4C Health — Dec 17, 2025
- Bridgeway in Indianapolis | Ketamine Therapy Clinic — Aug 6, 2025
- Indiana organization empowers adults with mental illnesses - AOL — May 23, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More psychiatric hospital unit clinics in Indiana
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