Levels of Care
- Residential
- Therapeutic Day School
Treatment
- Mental Health
- Substance Abuse
- Trauma / PTSD
- Developmental Disorders
Facility Type
- Specialty
Populations Served
- Children
- Adolescents / Teens
Programs Offered
- Military Program
Payments Accepted
- Self Pay
- Commercial Insurance
- Medicaid
About Millcreek Behavioral Health
Intermediate Care Facility
The intermediate care facility for individuals with developmental disabilities (ICF/IDD) is a long-term program that provides specialized training and developmental programming to children, adolescents, and young adults (ages 6-21) who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. Those with IDD may experience functional deficits in learning, self-care, communication, self-direction, socialization, mobility, and the capacity for independent living. The youth in this program live in community-based group homes, which provide a normal living environment and enhance their opportunities for success.
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
The psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) is composed of 10 cottages located on two campuses where each child and adolescent is offered the opportunity to address key issues with the care and support required to promote success. Most individuals are referred following the receipt of outpatient treatment or stabilization in an acute care setting. The PRTF functions under a medical model, takes a multidisciplinary team approach to treatment, and works to reunite children with their families. The treatment experience includes individual, family, and group therapies, a structured milieu, and special activity-based therapies. Therapeutic school services are also provided. Specialized consultation services with outside professionals are also available to meet medical, neurological, psychological, dental, pharmacological, and other treatnt needs.