Length of Typical Stay

Because success can often be achieved with short-term intervention, most hospital stays are only two weeks long.  However, the stay may be less or more than this.

What symptoms are treated?

Individuals who experience some of the following symptoms:

• Depression, extreme feelings of sadness, worthlessness, suicidal thoughts, changes in eating and sleeping patterns
• Personality changes, mood swings
• Difficulty in coping or concentrating
• Excessive fears, anxieties, or suspiciousness
• Feelings of anger or agitation
• Withdrawal from people and activities

What care may patients expect?

Physician-supervised program includes:

• Psychiatric and physical assessment
• 24-hour nursing and medical support
• Medical management and education
• Individualized treatment planning
• Diagnostic testing
• Individual and group therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Family education and support
• Basic life skill enhancement
• Motor skill development
• Placement assistance
• Referral for follow-up services

Who can refer?

Your personal physician, counselor, friend or family member; another hospital; or various community agencies may refer.

Can I have myself admitted to Senior Solutions?

Yes, call (800) 880-4768.  Your call will be directed to one of our professionals who will arrange for a free assessment.  Senior Solutions is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

"Free confidential assessment"

A member of the Senior Solutions team is available, at no cost or obligation, to determine what recommendations or referrals are appropriate.

Who pays for treatment?

Medicare, Medicaid, and Veterans Administration, as well as most major insurance companies, cover the cost of services for qualified participants.

To learn more about these services

Our staff is available to speak with groups and individuals regarding our services and related topics.  Call (712) 246-7391 to schedule a presentation or for additional brochures.

Additional Links:

Alzheimer's Association