About Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital – Nashville
Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital is a comprehensive mental health hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. The hospital offers inpatient and outpatient behavioral health and addiction treatment. Medical detox is also available if appropriate. Additionally, children, teens, and adults can all get emergency psychiatric care at this hospital. The hospital accepts most major insurance plans, including TRICARE, and some Medicare and Medicaid plans. They offer financial assistance to eligible clients.
The hospital is less than three miles from bustling downtown Nashville. It’s less than four miles from Love Park, a small recreation area with beautiful views of the Nashville skyline where you may enjoy some relaxation if you’re in the outpatient program.
There are several adult programs at the hospital, including inpatient and outpatient mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. The hospital has separate inpatient and outpatient adolescent behavioral health and SUD treatment programs.
One of the notable programs offered at this facility is the comprehensive assessment program for adult professionals or VCAP. The VCAP is unique in offering treatment for professionals with cognitive decline, impairment, burnout, and issues with personal and professional boundaries.
Additionally, the program addresses SUD. The program is private and confidential but staff may consult with other specialists and your workplace on a need to know basis only. Your medical records are kept separately from the hospital’s records system to protect your privacy.
The program includes evaluation, screening, and a complete physical exam. Clients receive neuropsychological testing, cognitive screening, and a spiritual health assessment. The assessment may include a psychosexual evaluation and boundary review to get a better understanding of a client’s mental health issues.
Once the treatment team has a full assessment and understanding of any underlying issues, they’ll develop a plan to resolve your addiction and/or mental health issues, promote your professional success, and enhance your personal growth. Treatment may include psychiatric hospitalization, SUD treatment, therapy, and education.
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