Hospitalization and intensive therapy services in the Quad Cities

Acute crisis stabilization services (in-patient hospitalization)

The goal of hospitalization is to stabilize you if you are in acute crisis and help you return to your home community as soon as it is safe to do so. If you are feeling suicidal and do not feel you can keep yourself safe, hospitalization might be the best treatment for you in the short term. You can expect person-centered assessments, individual and group counseling services, and psychiatric services for medication. The typical stay is three to four days but can last up to two weeks. Hospitalization is about safety, so you will be monitored 24 hours a day and will not have access to any personal belongings.

The Augustana community has access to the following acute crisis stabilization services:

• Eagle View
  Free psychological assessments 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call 833-398-2453 or visit 770 Tanglefoot Lane, Bettendorf, Iowa, 52722.
• Robert Young Center
  Call the CARES hotline 24/7 at 1-800-345-9049 and a mobile crisis clinician will meet you at your residence and connect you to resources and services.
• Vera French
  Call 563-396-3017 to discuss referral options.
• University of Iowa Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)
  Located in Iowa City. To inquire, call 319-353-6314.
• Eating Recovery Center
  Located in Chicago, this site is specifically for eating concerns.

Partial hospitalization program (PHP)

The goal of PHP is to provide acute services to you if you are in need of intensive support for self-harm or debilitating mental health needs, but you are not an immediate risk of harm. PHP includes treatment for serious eating concerns. PHP provides a wealth of therapeutic and medical interventions. PHP services average six hours a day, five days a week. The length of stay is determined by your personal needs. If you use a PHP, there is a strong possibility that you will have to disengage from some of your obligations while you undergo treatment.

The Augustana community has access to the following partial hospitalization programs:

• Compass Health Center
  This is a virtual PHP option that provides remote therapeutic services.
• Eagle View
  PHP is offered Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Call 833-398-2453 or visit 770 Tanglefoot Lane, Bettendorf, Iowa, 52722.
• Robert Young Center
  Call 309-779-3000 to inquire about PHP through the Robert Young Center and Unity Point Health.
• Vera French
  Call 563-396-3017 to discuss referral options.
• University of Iowa PHP
  Located in Iowa City, this PHP offers eating disorder, dual diagnosis and mood disorder tracks. To inquire, call 319-356-2406.
• Alsana
  This is a virtual PHP option for eating concerns. To inquire 24/7, call 866-375-1904.

Intensive outpatient services (IOP)

The goal of IOP is to provide a wide variety of therapeutic support services like case management, group and individual therapy to allow you to maintain your social, professional and academic obligations. IOP will give you a higher level of treatment than typical therapy services, but it does not require you to disengage from your life. IOP services range from three to five days a week for three hours on average, and the length of stay is determine by your personal needs.

The Augustana community has access to the following intensive outpatient services:

• Compass Health Center
  This is a virtual IOP option that provides remote therapeutic services.
• Eagle View
  IOP is offered Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. To inquire about the service, call 833-398-2453 or visit 770 Tanglefoot Lane, Bettendorf, Iowa, 52722.
• Robert Young Center
  Call 309-779-3000 to inquire about IOP through the Robert Young Center and Unity Point Health.
• Vera French
  Call 563-396-3017 to discuss referral options.
• Eating Recovery Center
  This IOP is a virtual program for eating concerns.