Crisis Recovery Center
Mental illness can make you feel disoriented, confused, anxious or just numb. And sometimes, your feelings can just be too much to bear. Each person experiences mental illness differently, but in times of crisis, you need help right away.
That’s what we do at Providence Crisis Recovery Center. We’re here for you or your loved one 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We help approximately 100 patients each year, which gives us the expertise needed to help people who are experiencing a crisis. When our patients actively participate in our program, their ability to cope with stressful life events improve and they have less anxiety and depression.
Our patients typically stay with us for three to seven days, depending on the treatment goals you establish with your therapist. Please bring at least seven days worth of your prescription medications and any personal care items you may need.
The Providence Crisis Recovery Adolescent Program serves people ages 12 to 18 who are having a mental health crisis. Our care helps patients and their families work through the crisis and provide tools to cope in the future. Each of our mental health specialists, therapists, registered nurses and our psychiatrists are committed to providing the best possible care to our patients.
Our co-ed program helps about 100 adolescents each year. The care we provide is personalized, serving only eight patients at our facility at a time. Patients and their families meet with a therapist to create an individualized treatment plan. This plan includes a strict schedule of therapy and activities that help our patients learn and practice healthy coping skills.
- Our adolescent patients should bring:
- Enough clothing to last at least one week
- Proper footwear for outdoor activities
- School books and school supplies.
We accept all forms of insurance, and Medicaid covers the full cost of your stay. However, most private insurance providers do not cover the full amount. We offer financial aid to cover your stay with us, and no one will be turned away because they are unable to pay.
Visit our Providence Alaska Pricing Transparency webpage to see prices of our most common procedures, including services provided at the Providence Crisis Recovery Center.
Our patients come to us voluntarily with a referral from a mental health professional. In some cases, people are referred to our program by their outpatient counselor, psychologist or other mental health provider. Patients can also be referred by a mental health professional in an emergency department.
If you have questions about our services, please call 509-474-2550 for our adult program or 509-474-2550 for the adolescent program.
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