Behavioral Health Services in Corona, CA

Inpatient Behavioral Healthcare at The Willows

Patients at The Willows receive care from trained and experienced behavioral health professionals in a comfortable, therapeutic setting that ensures safety and security. The unit provides mental health treatment for adults age 18 or older. Comprehensive treatment is provided with a focus on three distinct patient populations:

• Adults
• Seniors
• Dual Diagnosis

Therapy is designed to meet the special needs of each person, whether in individual consultations or therapy groups. Therapy groups led by trained behavioral health specialists provide the opportunity for sharing experiences and insights. Patients who also have secondary acute medical problems can benefit from comprehensive nursing and physical therapy screenings.

The unit is locked for safety and accommodates voluntary and involuntary admissions. Entry into The Willows may by self-referral, referral by family members, caregivers or physicians, emergency departments, or others. There are medical parameters required for all psychiatric admissions.

Outpatient Behavioral Health Services

Outpatient behavioral health services are provided for individuals who do not require 24-hour support, but who would benefit from a treatment program in a structured and supportive environment.

The hospital provides a dual-level treatment program via PHP level (Partial Hospitalization Program) or IOP level (Intensive Outpatient Program). Services are provided Monday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Lunch and transportation are provided for both treatment options.

Please call 951-736-7208 for information and/or an assessment.

Joint Commission-Accredited The behavioral health programs at Corona Regional Medical Center are Joint Commission-accredited Behavioral Healthcare facilities.

Goals of Treatment: Our Focus is Crisis Intervention and Stabilization

The goals for each person receiving treatment through the behavioral health programs, whether in The Willows or as an outpatient, are as follows:

• Stabilize emotional, behavioral and secondary disorders
• Provide patients with the tools and skills necessary to function effectively in their own environment
• Prevent deterioration and repeated hospitalization
• Restore optimum functioning for each individual

Plan of Care

Following the initial evaluation and assessment, an individualized plan of care is developed for each patient. Elements may include:

• Clinical treatment seven days a week
• Complete psychiatric evaluation
• Medical screening/intervention
• Psychosocial assessment
• Individual, group and family therapy
• Recreational therapy
• Medication education and management
• Case management
• Aftercare planning
• Nutritional evaluation and management

Professionals with Compassion

Corona Regional Medical Center considers the staff to be its greatest asset. The multidisciplinary professionals in the behavioral health programs work together to identify problems, formulate effective treatment plans and develop aftercare strategies that help patients build support systems within the community. The team is comprised of:

• Behavioral specialists
• Medical physicians
• Nurses
• Psychiatrists
• Psychologists
• Recreational therapist
• Social workers
• Support services and consultants as needed

Program Participation

Participation in the inpatient program is for voluntary and involuntary patients experiencing psychiatric emergencies. Participation in the outpatient program is voluntary and available to adults age 18 and older. Evaluations may be requested by:

• Self
• Family or caregivers
• Physicians
• Residential facilities
• Board and care facilities
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Medical groups

Insurance Plans

The behavioral health programs of Corona Regional Medical Center are covered by most insurance plans. Assistance is available for financial evaluations.

Transportation

Local transportation services may be coordinated upon request.

Hotlines

• 24-Hour Crisis Helpline: 1-800-329-6601
• Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK
• Mental Health America Information Center: 1-800-969-6642