Where are you located?
Crestwyn Behavioral Health Hospital is located at 9485 Crestwyn Hills Cove in Memphis, Tennessee. Our hospital is easily accessible from several interstate highways, including I-22, I-55, and I-269, as well as TN-57. For detailed directions and an interactive map, please visit our location page.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we are in network with most major insurance providers, including but not limited to Medicare, Medicaid, TN Care, MS Medicaid (21 years old and younger), and AR Medicaid (21 years old and younger). A member of our team will be happy to help you review your insurance information, confirm your coverage, and ensure that you can access all benefits to which you are entitled.
What Insurances Do You Accept?
We accept many types of HMO/PPO insurance, including Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, TennCare, and TRICARE. Keep in mind that this is only a partial list of the insurances we accept.
How Do I Know If My Insurance Is Accepted?
If you’re unsure if your insurance is accepted, feel free to reach out to our admissions team at your convenience. They’ll work with you to verify your benefits.
Do You Accept Insurance for Veterans?
We are proud to serve United States military veterans and active-duty military members who are seeking treatment for mental health concerns and substance use disorders.
We have partnered with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Care Network (CCN) and accept TRICARE insurance. Contact us to learn more.
How can I help a family member get into treatment?
First, if your loved one is in immediate crisis, or is at risk of harming him/herself or someone else, please seek appropriate help. Call 911, contact your local police or fire department, or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
For assistance in getting your loved one into treatment for substance abuse, addiction, and/or mental health concerns, please feel free to call the phone number at the top or bottom of this page, or send us a message via our contact page.
A member of our team will be happy to answer your specific questions about our programming and will give you the details that you need in order to take the most appropriate steps to help your loved one.
Do you provide a detox program?
Yes, we do provide inpatient detox services for individuals who need help ridding their bodies of addictive substances prior to fully engaging in therapy. In fact, we have a variety of medical detox protocols, so we can tailor the detox experience according to the needs of each person who receives this level of care.
What happens during inpatient treatment in your program?
The personalized nature of care at Crestwyn Behavioral Health Hospital means that no two people will have identical treatment experiences. However, depending upon your needs and the level or levels of care that you participate in, the following are among the common activities and opportunities that may be incorporated into your treatment plan:
- Detoxification
- Medication management
- Individual therapy
- Group therapy
- Family therapy
- Experiential therapy
- Aftercare planning
Are my family and friends allowed to visit me when I’m in treatment?
We understand the important role that your loved ones can play in your treatment and recovery, and we encourage them to remain active, positive presences in your life while you are in our care. Visiting hours for adult patients are usually held on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. For adolescent patients, visiting hours are typically on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
Of course, schedules may change based upon various factors. A member of our admissions team will discuss visiting hours, policies, and procedures with you prior to the start of your treatment, and you will be notified of any changes that are made while you are in our care.
Do patients need spending money during treatment?
No. Throughout your time in our inpatient program, all items and services that you need will be included in your admission fee.
Will I be able to have phone calls with my loved ones?
Yes, each patient has access to the phones during non-treatment hours.
Is smoking allowed?
Yes, you may smoke in certain designated areas on our campus. However, chewing tobacco is not permitted.
What kind of meals can I expect during my treatment process?
Each day that you are participating in inpatient treatment, you will enjoy three nutritious meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) prepared with the freshest ingredients. We also provide snacks at various times throughout the day. Our menu varies daily, but you can expect delicious, southern-style food.
If you are receiving care in our PHP, you will be provided with lunch every day that you are in treatment. PHP participants also have the option of bringing their own lunch if they prefer.
Can you accommodate special dietary needs?
Absolutely. A member of our team will discuss your dietary needs during the intake process to ensure that we can provide you with delicious and nutritious meals while you are in treatment with us.
Can I have a private room?
Room assignments are based upon a variety of factors, including the nature and severity of the issues that a patient is experiencing. However, most people will share a room during their time in our inpatient program. Private rooms are assigned based on treatment necessity.
Do I get a refund if I am discharged by the director or decide to leave?
During your admission to Crestwyn Behavioral Health Hospital, you will review and sign our patient handbook. This handbook explains our policies and procedures, all of which have been established in order to ensure that our hospital remains a safe and supportive environment for patients, staff, and visitors.
We work diligently to ensure that all who are entrusted into our care adhere to our policies, complete our program, and achieve long-term success. Unfortunately, we realize that some patients will engage in disorderly conduct and other behaviors that can disrupt the healthy dynamic of the treatment community. Such violations may result in therapeutic discharge from the program, which will not be accompanied by a refund.
Do you offer treatment options other than inpatient care?
Yes, we offer a variety of treatment options to ensure that each person who heals with us can receive the type and level of care that is best suited to his or her unique needs.
For adults ages 18 and above, we offer a partial hospitalization program (PHP), which meets six hours a day, five days a week. Adults may also participate in our intensive outpatient program (IOP), which features three hours of treatment, three days per week.
For adolescents ages 12 to 17, we offer both a generalized intensive outpatient program (IOP) and an IOP specifically for young people who have autism spectrum disorder. Both of these adolescent IOPs feature three hours of care, three days per week, for a total of nine weekly treatment hours.
Do you provide an aftercare program?
Yes. At Crestwyn Behavioral Health Hospital, we realize that your time in our care will be just one part of your recovery experience, and our goal is to ensure that you are prepared to maintain and build upon the progress you make with us after you have returned home or transitioned to a follow-on program.
The day you enter treatment with us, we will begin your discharge planning process. Starting to prepare you for discharge so early allows us to document your progress, note any issues or concerns that arise during treatment, and identify the professional referrals and community-based resources that will best support your continued recovery.
From your first day at Crestwyn until long after you have completed our program, we are dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain true and lasting healing.
