Park Royal Hospital

Yes, as a psychiatric hospital focused on acute stabilization and safety, Park Royal is a closed, locked facility.

You will be in a co-ed program with other adults (18+) and seniors. Because this is a behavioral hospital, patients present with a wide range of mental health and substance use issues. The population is diverse, as the hospital accepts Medicare and many private insurance plans.

The program incorporates 12-Step education and may facilitate AA/NA meetings as part of its therapeutic activities.

Information not listed. Typically, you should bring a few days' worth of comfortable clothing, essential non-aerosol toiletries, and your ID/insurance information. A specific list is provided during admission.

Information not listed. You should leave electronics, valuables, outside food/drink, and any non-prescribed medications or items with alcohol at home.

No, Park Royal Hospital is a smoke-free facility. Smoking and vaping are not permitted for inpatients.

The living situation is a hospital unit setting with semi-private rooms, not dorms or apartments.

It is unlikely. Rooms are typically semi-private (shared) to accommodate all patients needing care.

No, the program is clinical and not faith-based, though it respects all individual spiritual beliefs.

Yes, as part of their medically-assisted detox and inpatient stabilization, appropriate medications like Suboxone may be administered by their medical team.

No, to ensure privacy and a therapeutic environment, personal electronics are not allowed. Patients can use a supervised hospital landline for necessary calls.

No, due to the short-term, acute nature of inpatient care, in-person visits are generally not permitted. The treatment team facilitates family therapy and communication as appropriate.

The typical inpatient stay for stabilization is 3-7 days, but the exact length depends on individual medical needs and insurance coverage.

Care is provided by a multidisciplinary team including psychiatrists, social workers, therapists, primary care physicians, physical therapists, dietitians, and 24-hour clinical and nursing staff.

They use a variety of therapies including individual, group, and family therapy, occupational and recreational therapy, 12-Step education, relapse prevention, and medication management.

They provide integrated treatment, addressing both substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders like depression or anxiety simultaneously through psychiatric care and therapy.

Yes, Park Royal accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, and United Healthcare. A full list is on our 'Costs' tab.

Information not listed. Discharge planning is a key component, which typically includes referrals to their own outpatient programs (PHP/IOP) or other community resources.