ALBERTINA KERR CRISIS PSYCHIATRIC CARE FOR YOUTH
CRISIS PSYCHIATRIC CARE FOR YOUTH SUBACUTE
Offers a safe and compassionate care to support stabilization. On average, youth are discharged within three weeks of admission. Prior to discharge, provides a nurturing and empowering environment for youth to recover, reflect, and build skills essential to thriving and promotes overall well-being, and fosters growth. Services Provided Psychiatric evaluation and medication management by a psychiatrist Individual therapy twice weekly Family therapy twice weekly Skill-building groups Daily therapeutic arts activities, including visual arts, music, and movement Daily indoor and outdoor recreation opportunities. Continued school enrollment and classes through Multnomah Education Service District Access to primary assessment by our Nurse Practitioners, as needed Rapid access to psychological testing,
832 NE 162nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97230
Eligibility: Ages 5-17
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
(503) 408-4705
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Phone/FAX Numbers
  • Main phone (503) 408-4705
  • Intake (503) 408-4705
Email Address: [email protected]
INTAKE PROCEDURE: Call for information. Accept referrals from: Emergency Departments and hospitals Outpatient clinicians Acute psychiatric units Crisis response teams
FEES: OHP, accepts some private insurance
DOCUMENTS: Insurance information, if applicable
LANGUAGES: English, interpretation by arrangement
AREA SERVED: State of Oregon and Clark County
SITE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Services:
  • Crisis Residential Treatment * Disorders of Infancy/Childhood
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ALBERTINA KERR CRISIS PSYCHIATRIC CARE FOR YOUTH