The Treatment Team
The Precourt Healing Center provides patients with an interdisciplinary treatment team that includes the attending psychiatrist, psychologists, advanced practice providers (nurse practitioners and physician assistants), behavioral health therapists, registered nurses, behavioral health technicians, case managers, and creative therapy practitioners (i.e., health coaches, yoga instructors or art and music teachers, etc.). If you ever feel the need to speak with a member of your treatment team outside of your scheduled visits, please let your nurse or case manager know, and they will assist in coordinating a time.
Psychiatric Provider
As part of their treatment team, patients will have an opportunity to work with a Psychiatrist (MD or DO), a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, or a Psychiatric Physician Assistant who will help guide their treatment and ensure that their care plan meets their individual needs. Our Psychiatry team will oversee their treatment, medication management, and overall well-being while they are in the hospital. They will have daily check-ins with their provider to review progress, discuss any concerns, and make any necessary adjustments to care.
Therapist, Behavioral Health Provider and/or Counselor
Licensed behavioral health providers (often referred to as counselors or therapists) will also serve as an integral part of the care team. This may include Psychologists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Professional Counselors, or clinicians with candidate status. Our Behavioral Health Provider Team specializes in providing individual and group therapy tailored to patients' unique needs. Their therapist will work closely with them to provide a safe, supportive space where they can explore challenges, build coping strategies, and develop tools for long-term healing. Therapy is an important part of recovery, and we encourage patients to engage fully in both individual and group sessions to get the most out of their time here. If patients have any questions or preferences regarding their therapy sessions or treatment approach, please don’t hesitate to share them with the care team.
Case Manager
Patients will also be assigned a case manager who will work closely with them throughout their stay and may also work with them beyond their time at the Precourt Healing Center. The case manager plays a vital role in ensuring that patients receive personalized support, treatment coordination, and a smooth transition back to daily life. A case manager will meet with patients individually to discuss treatment goals and progress, as well as other aspects of their life that either support or create a barrier to their achievement of well-being. For example, case managers can often assist with house or food insecurity, employment, childcare support, medicaid enrollment, and other aspects of living that impact a patient's overall health. The case manager will work with patients and their family or support system to develop a discharge plan that supports their continued healing and will assist in connecting them with resources in their local community, including outpatient therapy, support groups, and other mental health services to ensure they have ongoing care after leaving the Precourt Healing Center.
Registered Nurses (RN)
Our compassionate and dedicated nursing team will be there to support patients throughout their treatment journey. The nursing team will assist with the admission and discharge process, ensuring a smooth transition in and out of care. This team will also oversee the unit’s daily operations to maintain a safe and supportive environment for all patients. Our nurses will also monitor and assess for any medical or psychological concerns, working closely with patients' care teams to ensure they receive the appropriate treatment.
Behavioral Health Technician (BHT)
Our Behavioral Health Technicians (BHTs) are an essential part of a patient's care team. They will provide direct support, guidance, and encouragement throughout a patient's stay. Additionally, BHTs work to ensure a safe and structured environment by monitoring the unit and assisting with daily routines. They support patients in reaching treatment goals by engaging in group settings and therapeutic activities. BHTs also serve as the first point of contact for any immediate needs, concerns, or questions related to a patient's care.
Medical Physician or Medical Advanced Practice Provider (APP)
We recognize that physical health plays an important role in a patient's overall well-being and recovery. As part of the care team, a medical provider may be assigned to complete a physical exam and provide any necessary medical care during a patient's stay. This medical professional will conduct a physical exam to assess general health and address any immediate medical concerns. This provider will also monitor and manage any chronic health conditions that may impact treatment or medication effectiveness. The medical physician or medical advanced practice provider will also collaborate with the patient's psychiatric provider and care team to ensure that their treatment plan supports both their mental and physical well-being. If a patient experiences any medical concerns or needs to speak with a medical provider during their stay, please let a nurse or member of the care team know. Medical physician or medical advanced practice provider visits may occur in person or via telehealth.