Resolutions at Pemiscot Memorial Health Systems is an acute, short-term inpatient program for people aged 55 years old and older offered in a secure, comfortable setting. For many older adults behavioral changes are symptoms of emotional and physical illness that can be effectively treated through inpatient psychiatric care.

Individuals admitted to the program have an acute primary psychiatric diagnosis and exhibit various symptoms, which may include one or more of the following:

• Depression
• Confusion
• Anxiety
• Forgetfulness
• Sleep or Eating disturbance
• Agitation/ aggressiveness
• Psychiatric medication complications
• Suicidal behavior

The treatment team consists of highly trained and credentialed staff led by a board certified psychiatrist and internist, psychiatric nurses, LPNs, licensed clinical therapists, psychologists, and activity therapists. With the patient’s permission, the family physician is advised of his or her admission and included in the discharge planning.

• Psychiatric and physical assessment
• 24-hour nursing and medical support
• Medical management and education
• Individualized treatment planning
• Diagnostic testing
• Discharge planning tailored to individual needs
• Nutritional and physical therapy services
• Family education and support
• Basic life skill enhancement
• Individual and group therapy
• Referral for follow up services

Our treatment protocols are designed to decrease symptoms and improve functional ability and coping strategies. Our goal is to help patients develop strategies to manage their lives in a healthy, positive manner.

Typical treatment activities include:

• Comprehensive Psychiatric and Physical Evaluations
• Medication Management and Education
• Individual and Group Counseling
• Family Support
• Activity Therapy
• Aftercare Planning

A referral for evaluation and possible admission can be made by calling 1-888-XXX-XXXX. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance plans.

Our 16-bed program offers semi-private rooms and several day rooms for dining and casual activities. When a greater emphasis on safety and reduced stimulation is required the program has two private rooms.

Referrals are welcomed and should be directed to