Behavioral Health
Overview
BayRidge Hospital
60 Granite Street
Lynn, MA 01904
781-599-9200
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Beverly Hospital
85 Herrick Street
Beverly, MA 01915
978 922-3000
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Addison Gilbert Hospital
298 Washington Street
Gloucester, MA 01930
978 283-4000
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Lahey Health Behavioral Services are integral to providing care
that meets the medical, social and emotional needs of our patients.
We have developed a fully integrated medical and behavioral
approach to treatment.
We provide acute inpatient psychiatric services at BayRidge
Hospital and the Leland Unit at Beverly Hospital. The Inpatient
Behavioral Health Service has 92 acute adult beds for the treatment
of mental health and substance abuse problems. Beverly Hospital's
Leland Unit has 18 beds; Addison Gilbert Hospital's Senior Adult
Unit has 12 beds servicing patients age 60 and over; BayRidge
Hospital in Lynn has 62 beds. The majority of admissions come
through our emergency departments. The Emergency Psychiatric
Service as part of the Inpatient Behavioral Health Service,
evaluates patients in and accepts referrals from the emergency
departments.
The Consult and Liaison (C & L) Service provides psychiatric
services to patients on the medical floors, so that patients'
medical treatment can proceed in a safe and effective manner.
Other services include partial hospitalization programs at
BayRidge and Beverly, which provide outpatients with daily group
and individual therapy for six hours a day in order to reduce time
spent in the hospital. The DISCOVER Program at Addison Gilbert
Hospital is a similar program, providing structured outpatient
addiction treatment. ECT (electroconvulsive therapy) services are
provided at Beverly and Addison Gilbert hospitals for both
inpatients and outpatients. In addition, there are outpatient
behavioral health clinics on each campus.
Lahey Health Behavioral
Services offer integrative services which include
community-based mental health and substance abuse prevention,
addiction and rehabilitation programs for the North Shore and Lower
Merrimack Valley communities. Lahey's programs provide mental
health and substance abuse services offering prevention,
intervention and treatment for those whose needs might otherwise go
unmet. In addition they offer individually tailored treatment,
referring clients from program to program within and across the
agency.