Treatment Resources
Hospitals and Emergency Numbers
Parkview Psychiatric Emergency Services
Psychiatric Emergency Services at Randalia has the largest psychiatric emergency services in the northeast Indiana region with a separate and special area for psychiatric patients to be evaluated and treated.
All Parkview Hospital Emergency Departments are staffed by the same mental health professionals who are based at Randalia. This team performs assessments and triages via tele-psychiatric technology, which involves the use of a tablet and secure video conferencing.
Parkview Hospital
2200 Randalla Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-373-6000
Find all Parkview ER locations
Read "Where to turn during a psychiatric emergency" by Dr. Matthew Runyan, MD.
Parkview Behavioral Health Institute
Offers access to a variety of emotional and mental well-being services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Inpatient and outpatient options are available depending on the level of care needed.
A call to the PBHI Help Line can help guide you to the appropriate resources 24/7.
PBHI Help Line
260-471-9440
800-284-8439
Email address for family members to share information
Parkview Behavioral Health Institute (PBH) has a dedicated e-mail address for families and caregivers to use to share information and history when they believe their loved one is hospitalized at PBH:
PBHIInpatientFamilyCollaboration@parkview.com
Plan to provide your full name, relationship to the patient, and accurate contact information so someone at PBH can return information in cases where a Release of Information (ROI) has been signed by the patient. All information, regardless of ROI status, will be passed on to the PBH care team. The e-mail will be monitored during regular business hours by a desk clinician (social worker or therapist), but messages can be sent to PBH at any time.
Parkview SOS Mobile Intervention Team
The Parkview SOS Team functions as a Mobile Intervention Team responding to individuals in crisis, including children.
The SOS team is made up of peers and case managers who meet with the affected individual and their family members. Together, they create a specialized plan to assist and support them in getting the resources and services needed.
Available 24/7 in 11 counties in Northeastern Indiana including Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Noble, Steuben, LaGrange, Wabash, Whitley, Kosciusko, Wells, and Huntington.
To reach a Crisis Call Service Specialist, call the Parkview Behavioral Health Institute HelpLine at 260-471-9440 or 1-800-284-8439.
Steps to request the SOS Team
1. Call the Parkview Behavioral Health Institute (PBHI) Help Line at 260-471-9440 or 1-800-284-8439. A Crisis Call Service specialist will take your call and ensure you are connected to the most appropriate service in a timely manner.
2. The PBHI HelpLine will connect you to the SOS Team when an urgent or emergent need is identified.
3. The SOS Team will respond by telephone to speak with you and ask questions to determine the best option for treatment, de-escalating crises over the phone whenever possible.
4. The SOS Team will respond in person if a crisis cannot be resolved over the phone.
5. Connection to Services–the SOS Team will get you connected with the most appropriate services after the crisis is resolved.
6. Follow-up–The SOS Team will stay in contact with you until you're fully connected with the services you need.
SOS Program email: sosprogram@parkview.com
24/7 SOS HelpLine: 260-471-9440 or 1-800-284-8439
Parkview First Episode Psychosis Clinic
The First Episode Psychosis Clinic provides a team of specialized professionals around both the individual and the family at this crucial time to help them better understand their diagnosis and navigate the available treatment options.
Services are provided for up to one year under a grant from the Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) to individuals who:
- Have experienced their FEP within the last five years
- Are between 14 and 35 years old
- Are at risk of experiencing an FEP based on risk factors specific to the individual
Those who participate in the First Episode Psychosis Clinic under this grant will never receive a self-pay bill.
First Episode Psychosis Clinic
909 E. State Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-471-9440 OR 800-284-8439
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m
An evidence-based intervention with proven results, including:
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp)
- NAVIGATE Curriculum
- Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R)
Collaborative team members including:
- Psychiatrists
- Nurses
- Licensed therapists
- Case managers
Services provided:
- Assessment
- Family education
- Individual and family therapy
- Medication management, including administration and skills training
- Psychiatric evaluation
Funding is available to assist with the cost of long-acting injections (LAIs) that are not covered by the individual's insurance
Bowen Health Hospital
Bowen Health Hospital is a 16-bed unit that provides crisis intervention and stabilization for patients suffering from mental illness, suicidal thoughts of behaviors, and detoxification for substance use and alcohol addiction. Patients are generally admitted for 3-5 days until stabilized. After discharge, patients continue services with the Bowen Center medical team, therapists and other clinicians.
9 Pequignot Drive
Pierceton, Indiana 46562
800-342-5653
Maple Heights Behavioral Health Hospital
Maple Heights Behavioral Health is a 120-bed inpatient hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana, that provides comprehensive treatment for adults and seniors who are struggling with acute symptoms of a variety of mental health disorders.
The hospital provides inpatient programming for adults age 18 and older who are in crisis and need immediate intervention for behavioral health concerns like severe depression, anxiety, self-injury, and suicidal ideation or substance use issues like alcohol, heroin, and methamphetamine. The average inpatient stay is about five to seven days depending on a person's specific needs.
A separate inpatient unit specifically for older adults age 55 and older ensures that seniors receive support that can address the needs unique to their age group. Most older adults stays are for about seven to 10 days.
A care team works closely with each client to develop a comprehensive continuing care plan for after discharge.
3955 West Washington Center Road
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46818
260-800-3601
Northeastern Center Emergency Solutions
Provides treatment and support 24 hours per day, 7 days per week to those experiencing a mental health emergency.
1850 Wesley Road
Auburn, IN 46706
800-790-0118
Treatment Centers
Allendale Behavioral Health
Allendale Behavioral Health offers inpatient treatment for primary mental health disorders and co-occurring disorders along with dual diagnosis for substance addiction including:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- PTSD
- Bipolar Disorder
- Borderline Personality Disorder
- Psychosis
- Eating Disorders
- Attachment Disorders
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
(833) 338-6946
Aperion Care
Offers short term rehabilitation and long term psychiatric care in a safe, structured, and home-like environments for guests with a chronic mental illness. Caregivers have received specialized and ongoing training including de-escalation training and crisis prevention training. Locations in Kokomo, Marion and Peru, Indiana.
Learn more about Aperion psychiatric rehabilitation and care
Aperion Care Kokomo
3518 Lafountain Street
Kokomo, IN 46902
(765) 453-4667
Aperion Care Peru
1850 W. Matador St.
Peru, IN 46970
(765) 689-5000
Aperion Care Peru
1850 W. Matador St.
Peru, IN 46970
(765) 689-5000
Bowen Center Clinics
Bowen Center offers a variety of caring and confidential mental health and substance use services to children, adults and families in 26 Indiana counties.
Services include:
- Autism related services
- Addiction recovery services
- Outpatient therapy programs
- Employee and student assistance programs
- Medication management
- Diagnostic assessment and evaluation
- Emergency services
- Adult rehabilitative services
- Intensive home-care case management for children
- School-based services
- Transitional Living programs
- Psychiatric Hospitalization (Pierceton, IN)
Call the 24/7 Inpatient Services and Crisis Line at (800) 342-5653
Find all Bowen Center Locations
Ridgeview Behavioral Hospital
Ridgeview Hospital is an 84-bed inpatient psychiatric hospital providing care to individuals dealing with mental health issues or co-occurring mental health and addiction issues. Services are designed primarily for adults between 18-75 years of age.
17872 Lincoln Highway
Middle Point, OH 45863
(east of Van Wert, OH)
419-968-2950
Programs include
- 24/7 Admissions and care
- Detox and mental health services
- Inpatient psychiatric crisis stabilization
- Dual diagnosis treatment programs
- Relapse prevention
- Aftercare planning
Park Center
Offers comprehensive behavioral health services including
- Psychiatric medical services
- Pharmacy services
- Outpatient services including individual, group and family therapy, case management and home-based services in Allen, Adams and Wells counties
- Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
- Eating disorder intensive outpatient therapy (IOP)
- Youth, Adolescent and Child intensive outpatient therapy (IOP)
- Substance use treatment services
- Residential addiction 21-30 day programs
- Three Wishes program for children 2-6 years
909 East State Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
(260) 481-2700
Parkview Behavioral Health Institute
Offers access to a variety of emotional and mental well-being services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Inpatient and outpatient options are available depending on the level of care needed.
A call to the PBHI Help Line at 260-373-7500 can help guide you to the appropriate resources.
Adolescent Mental Health Services
For an initial screening, call the HelpLine at 260-471-9440 or 800-284-8439, anytime 24 hours a day. Experienced specialists are available to guide you to the appropriate level of care or resources.
Call the Parkview Behavioral Health HelpLine at 260-471-9440 or 800-284-8439, anytime 24 hours a day. Experienced specialists are available to guide you to the appropriate level of care – or resources – for your situation.
Email address for family members to share information
Parkview Behavioral Health Institute (PBH) has a dedicated e-mail address for families and caregivers to use to share information and history when they believe their loved one is hospitalized at PBH:
PBHIInpatientFamilyCollaboration@parkview.com
Plan to provide your full name, relationship to the patient, and accurate contact information so someone at PBH can return information in cases where a Release of Information (ROI) has been signed by the patient. All information, regardless of ROI status, will be passed on to the PBH care team. The e-mail will be monitored during regular business hours by a desk clinician (social worker or therapist), but messages can be sent to PBH at any time.
Outpatient Medication Management Centers
Medication management can assist patients in getting the most from their medication through:
- patient assessments on how well medications are working
- patient and doctor discussions to tackle medication side effects
- monitoring prescribed medications to ensure correct dosage and use
- providing patients with information on what to expect when it comes to taking medications
- documentation of medications to allow for the highest level of treatment
Parkview Physicians Group
2710 Lake Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-373-8000
Mind Body Wellness, Dr. Fawver and team
6920 Point Inverness Way
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
260-436-4060
Park Center
909 East State
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-481-2700
Northeastern Center
Helps individuals achieve emotional and mental wholeness through accessible, affordable, and quality behavioral health services including:
- Crisis intervention
- Addiction recovery services
- Anxiety and depression treatment
- Wraparound services
- School assistance programs
- Inpatient, outpatient and residential services
- Individual, couples, child and family therapy
- Supported employment
Find all Northeastern Center locations
Counseling Services
Be Well Indiana
Offers confidential crisis counseling 24/7.
Call 2-1-1 to speak to a trained counselor.
Hope Alive
Hope Alive Counseling Services provides professional, affordable mental health counseling for individuals in the community, regardless of age, background, or ability to pay
- Offers individual, couples, family, and group counseling
- Services are delivered by licensed counselors and supervised counseling interns
- Utilizes evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including CBT, EMDR, DBT, Internal Family Systems, and Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy
- Telehealth counseling available to increase accessibility
- Offers support groups, workshops, and educational sessions to promote holistic well-being
- Fees are affordable and flexible; no one is turned away due to inability to pay
- Supports individuals experiencing anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, and other mental health concerns
1747 N. Wells Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
(260) 420-6100
hopealive@hopealivefortwayne.org
Crosswinds Counseling
Provides counseling for individuals, couples, children, teenagers, and families through in-person or online sessions.
877-594-9204 (call)
260-238-8939 (text)
Fort Wayne
8211 West Jefferson Blvd., Suites 302 and 304
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
Bluffton
1169 North Main Street, Suite 9
Bluffton, IN 46714
Elkhart
601 East Bristol Street
Elkhart, IN 46514
Balance Works by Lutheran Social Services
High quality, trauma-focused, client-centered care to individuals, couples, parents and families as they move toward social, emotional, and spiritual wholeness. Core modalities, which are integrated into Balance Works therapy according to family need, include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to address cognitive distortions and build new behavioral responses.
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) allows a deeper dive into the needs for individuals to be in the present moment and the skills to be in the here and now.
- Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) provides an intentional focus on addressing, identifying and reprocessing current and developmental traumas that hinder daily coping mechanisms.
- Motivational Interviewing (MI) is integrated throughout the therapeutic process and used to teach stages of change and evoke the change needed to embed new skills and achieve long-term goals.
333 East Lewis Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
260-426-3347
Portable Treatment Record
Keeping detailed records of you or your loved one's mental health condition is important so that you can give accurate information to your health care provider. You can keep the information in a spiral notebook or binder—it can be informal as long as you keep it up-to-date, accurate and complete.
You may find it helpful to download and print NAMI's Portable Treatment Record to organize this information.
Consider including information such as
- Names, phone numbers and dates of appointments (past and future) of all doctors, therapists, and other medical providers
- Dates of hospital admission and discharge
- Medications (name, dosage, frequency, length of time taken, prescribing doctor, reactions to specific medications and side effects, if any)
- Medical history (include all conditions, surgeries, allergies)
- Dates of suicide attempts or self-harm
- Symptoms commonly seen when the you or your loved one begins to deteriorate
- History of leaving a hospital without a formal discharge, if any
- Arrests or court involvements that were the result of the mental illness
- Names, addresses and phone numbers of people you may need to contact
Support Groups and Warmlines
NAMI Fort Wayne Support Groups
Weekly support groups for persons living with a mental health challenge, their spouses, family members, friends and caregivers.
See all NAMI Fort Wayne Support Group Offerings
Meetings are held at The Carriage House/Chad's House
3327 Lake Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
260-447-8990
NAMI National Warmline Directory
Carelines provide non-emergency, emotional support. Many are 24/7 and also offer text, chat, and bilingual support. Some will accept calls from anywhere in the country.
Volunteers are in recovery themselves or have personal experience caring for a loved one with a mental health condition. They will share their own story and daily struggles or simply listen to the caller's personal challenges.
Access the NAMI Warmline Directory
Mental Health America of Northeast Indiana
Offering online support groups for anxiety and depression facilitated by peers who have faced similar challenges. A mental health diagnosis is NOT required for participation.
See MHA Support Group listings
3201 Stellhorn Rd, Suite C101
Fort Wayne, IN 46815
(260) 422-6441
