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The Senior Care program addresses the emotional and behavioral health needs of adults over the age of 55. Through a combination of therapies, education, and wellness programs, Senior Care assists older adults in redeveloping living skills that will help them cope with problems that may accompany the aging process. Problems that may indicate a need for referral to Senior Care include:
- Suicidal thoughts
- Depression
- Hallucinations
- Paranoia
- Agitation
- Combativeness
- Confusion
Senior Care recognizes that each person has unique situations, problems, and/or needs. This is why an individualized treatment plan is developed for each patient.
Senior Care utilizes a holistic approach to treating each patient, and the patient is offered a broad variety of therapies and activities including:
- Group therapy
- Individual therapy
- Recreational therapy
- Family therapy
- Continued care planning
- Physical therapy
- Dietary consults
- Medication management
Our team of healthcare professionals provides high quality care to each patient admitted to Senior Care program. These professionals are specially trained and licensed to deal with the unique needs and concerns of older adults. Our support team includes:
- Psychiatrist
- Primary Care Physicians
- Psychologist
- Nursing Staff
- Social Workers
- Dietitians
- Administration
- Physical Therapist
- Recreational Therapist
Physicians, health professionals, nursing care centers, family members, or self-referrals may be made to Senior Care by contacting 870-523-4300 or 800-360-2561. A confidential consultation is available at no charge. Consultations may be done at either the hospital or the physicians' office.