Our team plays an active role in supporting residents and guests with all their mental and physical healthcare needs, including behavioral health. We coordinate access to behavioral health professionals and ensure that our residents’ overall care plans account for their mental health challenges. This includes working with social workers, psychiatrists, psychologists, and other specialists to properly manage all types of mental health issues, including conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, severe depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our nursing staff and caregivers can provide:
Seniors in long-term care, those transitioning to assisted living, or individuals recovering in short-term nursing rehab often face unique behavioral health challenges. These challenges may stem from significant life changes, physical health conditions, or social isolation. Common issues include:
Understanding and addressing these challenges is critical to fostering a sense of stability, improving a resident’s outlook on their situation, and enhancing their quality of life.
At Ciena Healthcare, we recognize that behavioral health challenges are deeply intertwined with other aspects of a person’s well-being. Our caregivers take a holistic approach, focusing on:
We believe in the power of teamwork when addressing behavioral health needs. Our caregivers communicate regularly with residents’ families, primary care providers, and behavioral health specialists to ensure a seamless approach to care. By maintaining open lines of communication, we strive to meet each resident’s unique needs and ensure they receive the best possible support.
Caring for a loved one with behavioral health challenges can be emotionally and financially overwhelming for families. At Ciena Healthcare, we believe family support and education as an integral part of our behavioral health services.
Our experienced social workers help families navigate the complexities of behavioral healthcare, offering guidance on emotional challenges and financial concerns related to treatment plans and transitions. We strive to provide families with a safe space to express their concerns and emotions.
Families often face difficult decisions regarding the cost of care. Our social workers can help families identify available resources and explain their insurance options for long-term or short-term care.
We also provide families with the tools and knowledge needed to better understand their loved one’s condition, equipping them with effective strategies to support recovery and foster greater understanding.
Our ultimate goal is to ease the burden on families and ensure their loved ones receive the care and attention they deserve.