
Inpatient Psychiatric Care
Hope and healing for behavioral and mental health conditions
Most people who have behavioral or mental health issues will never need inpatient psychiatric care. But for severe cases, inpatient care allows us to provide comprehensive treatment in a structured setting.
Inpatient assessment
Patients usually enter inpatient psychiatric care after a referral from an emergency room doctor. Occasionally, a psychiatrist or primary care doctor may also refer patients for inpatient treatment. Once you’ve been admitted to inpatient care, a thorough assessment allows us to create a customized treatment plan to meet your specific needs. Learn more about our inpatient assessment process.
Our treatment programs
We offer inpatient psychiatric care programs based on age for adults and children age 5 and older with a referral from a healthcare provider:
Learn more about the conditions we treat and our treatment programs.


Pediatric Patients
Support after inpatient care ends
Managing complex behavioral and mental health conditions is an ongoing process that requires a strong support system. Ideally, your loved ones will play an important role in your continuing care at home, as will psychiatric providers on an outpatient basis.
We strongly encourage you to take advantage of resources in our area that provide ongoing education and support for patients and families dealing with mental illness. Learn more about these resources.
About our inpatient care locations
We provide inpatient care at the following locations:
- Henry Ford Jackson Hospital (adults)
- Henry Ford Behavioral Health Hospital (adults, children, and teens)
- Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital (adults only)
Learn more about each of these locations below:
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Henry Ford Jackson Hospital
Henry Ford Jackson Hospital Behavioral Health Services provides complete psychiatric care for adults and geriatric/older adults, with both partial and full hospitalization options available.
We have the resources — and the compassion — to help individuals struggling with behavioral health challenges. Our experienced team has extensive training in a variety of specialties. The team includes board-certified psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, licensed social workers, psychologists and mental health therapists.
Phone: (517) 205-4800
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Henry Ford Behavioral Health Hospital
Henry Ford Behavioral Health Hospital located in West Bloomfield, Michigan, provides premier mental healthcare services for adolescents, adults, and senior adults.
Phone: (248) 398-3200
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Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital
Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital’s Behavioral Services department provides complete inpatient care in our adult psychiatric unit. Because of our location within Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital, we can treat patients who also have medical conditions that require attention.
We offer a range of therapies as part of our inpatient psychiatric care, including electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). In addition, we can treat patients with acute psychiatric conditions who also are dealing with addiction (also known as substance-use disorder).
Phone: (734) 246-9428
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