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Patient Assessment Services
Patient Assessment Services (PAS) provides evaluations and assessments for people with psychiatric illnesses, such as major depression, anxiety, or addiction disorders. PAS staff will assess the level of treatment you need and help you identify and understand the psychiatric, psychological, and emotional issues affecting you or a loved one.
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Treatment Team
The PAS treatment team are professionally trained staff who will help you develop an individualized care plan that serves as the foundation of your treatment at Butler Hospital or in the community. Members of the team will provide support to you throughout the assessment process.
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The Assessment Process
During the assessment process, you will work with various members of the PAS treatment team to complete a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. This process is designed to determine your diagnosis and treatment. The assessment process will include your medical and medication history, as well as meetings with a psychiatrist and other members of the PAS treatment team. These are a few of the steps in the assessment process that take place in PAS.
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Family Involvement
Your family’s involvement, and others who play a significant role in your life, is encouraged. You are welcome to be accompanied by family members or a close friend during your assessment. We value input from family members, however, no contact with your family or others will be made without your signed consent.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Admission
Frequently asked questions about admission to Butler Hospital.
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PAS is located on the 1st Floor to the left of Butler Hospital’s main lobby entrance; the receptionist in the lobby will provide directions.
Emergency, evaluations, admissions
401-455-6214 or 455-6215
If possible, please call ahead before arriving.
Visiting Hours
24 Hours a day, seven days a week.
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Depression is a treatable medical condition, which reflects abnormalities >in brain chemistry, and similar to other illnesses, requires medical treatment.
» Depression Homepage |
The Partial Hospital/Day Hospital Programs at Butler combines comprehensive treatment with a patient’s life at home and in the community.
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