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Best of 2003: Best Mental Health Program
Alvarado Parkway Institute
7050 Parkway Drive, La Mesa
www.apibhs.com
800-766-4274
Here's a private behavioral (i.e. mental health) system that really seems to work. Three local psychiatrists -- David Bergman, Michael Lardon, and Brad Sanders -- pooled their funds in 2000 and acquired Alvarado. They offer a 24-hour outreach help line (800-766-4274) and free walk-in counseling assessments seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Treatment options include inpatient care for psychiatric and addictive disorders, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and services for people transitioning back into the community. They provide free hot midday meals and daily round-trip transportation for those who request it. They accept Medicare and Medi-Cal, along with most major health insurances, including PPOs, HMOs, and CHAMPUS.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Best of 2003: Best Mental Health Program
Best of 2003: Best Mental Health Program
Alvarado Parkway Institute
7050 Parkway Drive, La Mesa
www.apibhs.com
800-766-4274
Here's a private behavioral (i.e. mental health) system that really seems to work. Three local psychiatrists -- David Bergman, Michael Lardon, and Brad Sanders -- pooled their funds in 2000 and acquired Alvarado. They offer a 24-hour outreach help line (800-766-4274) and free walk-in counseling assessments seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Treatment options include inpatient care for psychiatric and addictive disorders, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and services for people transitioning back into the community. They provide free hot midday meals and daily round-trip transportation for those who request it. They accept Medicare and Medi-Cal, along with most major health insurances, including PPOs, HMOs, and CHAMPUS.
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