Ascension Medical Group St. Vincent – Evansville Women’s Behavioral Health

Saint Mary’s Medical Center of Evansville, Indiana is now Ascension St. Vincent Evansville. This change happened in 2012 when Saint Mary’s Health was integrated into St. Vincent’s Health. The name change would later happen in 2017.

Today, St. Vincent Health operates under the world’s largest Catholic health system and the nation’s largest non profit health system, Ascension Health. Getting care from a provider in this expansive network ensures that you receive top quality hospital care to address even the most complex behavioral health struggles impacting your life.

At the Evansville location you’ll be supported by clinical care that addresses and treats drug, alcohol, or substance use struggles you have. They have targeted addiction recovery programs for adolescents and adults. Services include detoxification, inpatient treatment, and outpatient care. This particular location is specifically designed for women’s behavioral health.

This behavioral health department specifically serves women who have addiction or mental health needs. This allows women to not only get care that’s tailored to you but to get treatment in a place where you feel safe and understood.

Their adolescent substance abuse recovery program tackles addiction recovery from a clinical and person-focused approach that delivers age appropriate, relevant therapies. They have different programs that help children work through addiction recovery while building essential life skills and continuing to focus on their academics.

There is a strong focus on helping teens have a supportive family system to turn to and this is done through targeted counseling that pulls their family members into the recovery process.

Adults seeking recovery will also be supported by flexible approaches to care. There are inpatient programs that can treat overdoses and help with detoxification. This hospital is also equipped to address coexisting mental health struggles including complex disorders like schizophrenia, mood, or personality disorders.