• Clinic Services: In-person and/or telehealth clinic and outpatient services address your mental health concerns through weekly therapy, medication management, and psychoeducation.  
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): This program meets five days a week and offers partial daily programming after school or at the beginning of the day. It is ideal for people of any age whose mental health symptoms interfere with their daily lives and need more than weekly therapy and medication management. 
• Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): A full-day therapeutic and academic programming, five days a week. PHP is designed for people of all ages whose mental health symptoms interfere significantly with their daily lives. IOP is helpful for patients who need more support than an IOP can provide, but don’t require 24/7 supervision and safety. 

Specialty Outpatient Programs 

• Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS): A revolutionary, non-invasive therapy option that uses magnetic pulses to help regulate mood for people with treatment-resistant depression. 
• Perinatal & Maternal Mental Health Clinic: Psychiatric services to pregnant and postpartum people experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety.  
• Healthy Eating and Living (HEaL): A full-day program for young people with disordered eating that uses a family-centered approach for sustainable healing.

• Inpatient Hospitalization Program: For people 35 and younger who have acute needs and severe mental health symptoms. This level of care provides 24/7 safety and stabilization in a hospital setting for young people following a mental health crisis.   
• Residential Treatment Program: Round-the-clock care for young people with intensive and complex mental health conditions. With an average stay of three months, this program offers daily life skills, academics, and therapeutic sessions for teens.

After you have completed our care questionnaire, our experts will determine what program is needed and schedule an intake appointment. During the intake appointment, you will complete a clinical assessment in which you will provide your medical history and current concerns. A provider will determine which level of care will be the best fit for your needs.    

On the first day of programming, patients or their families will complete intake paperwork, meet with their treatment team, tour the clinic or hospital, and review programming expectations.  

After your initial program, our team may recommend moving from one level of care to another to provide continued support and healing. For example, moving from our inpatient hospital to a PHP or IOP. After your discharge date is identified, our intake team will try to schedule an intake for the next level of care within 72 hours.   

If you return to a PrairieCare program, we will try to keep you with the same doctor and therapist. If you come back within 60 days, you’ll go through an abbreviated admissions process rather than completing a new clinical assessment.