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Immediate Psychiatric Treatment in the Twin Cities
Immediate Care at Our Hospital
Formerly known as the Family First Admissions Process, you or your loved one can access support right away for severe mental health symptoms. Our team can provide a fast route to psychiatric treatment at our hospital for qualified patients 35 and under. Parents and young adults can call to get support on the best route for care.
How the Family First Admissions Process Works
Call
Parent/guardian or young adult calls 952-826-8424 for symptom screening.
Confirm
Our experts determine whether inpatient care is needed.
Care
Prospective patients get next steps or receive a call back with admission details.
10 Signs You or a Loved One May Need Immediate Mental Health Support
Whether you’re a parent or a young adult, you can tell when something feels off. Symptoms of a serious mental health episode may vary depending on the person or the situation, but here are 10 signs that should always be taken seriously:
- Inability to function in daily activities
- Sleeping excessively or not being able to sleep
- Difficulty thinking, or speaking coherently
- Auditory or visual hallucinations, including ringing sounds or seeing lights
- Anxiety that interferes with daily life and decision-making
- Suicidal thoughts or plans
- Delusions, including feeling indestructible or beyond human
- Psychosis, or complete detachment from reality
- Self-harming behavior
- Suicide attempt—call 911 or 952-826-8424 right away
If you or your child is experiencing any of these symptoms, seek immediate medical care to prevent more serious consequences, including loss of life.
About Our Inpatient Hospital
Our hospital provides 24/7 safety and stabilization for patients 35 and younger following a mental health crisis through group, individual, and family therapy sessions. Our team of medical and clinical experts support patients in addressing current symptoms and developing a comprehensive plan for continuing care.