• Suicidal thoughts
• Depression
• Hallucinations
• Paranoia
• Agitation
• Anxiety
• Combativeness
• Confusion

At HOPE, we treat the whole individual not just the medical concerns, but the behavioral and environmental concerns as well. We understand that patients are individuals, and that a form of treatment that works for one patient, may not work for another patient, which is why we provide individual care to our patients. We also know how vital family and friends are to a patient’s overall well being, and strongly encourage family members and loved ones to participate in the patient’s treatment while in our care.

Outpatient Program
The HOPE outpatient clinic provides full evaluation and treatment to adults aged 55 and older, with behavioral and cognitive disorders. The HOPE outpatient program is appropriate for patients who don’t require acute hospitalization.
Our outpatient program provides diagnostic evaluation, psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy to patients. Outpatient services are provided to HOPE patients to treat depression, anxiety, substance abuse or difficulty dealing with losses and transitions.

Patient transportation to and from the HOPE Program can be arranged.

How to Enroll
If you think HOPE could help you, a loved one or a patient call us at 918.758.3308. Someone will be available at all times to answer your call. After contacting HOPE, a potential patient must undergo an evaluation to see if our services are appropriate for the individual. Someone is available at all times to assess patients. The HOPE unit employs a team of highly skilled health professionals who know how to recognize and deal with individuals in crisis. If a patient is accepted into the inpatient program, HOPE staff will coordinate all the details of admission. We understand that seeking treatment can be a stressful and complicated experience, which is why we try to reduce some of that anxiety by handling all the details of admission.

Other Services
At HOPE, we know how important but confusing mental health issues can be, which is why we have a community educator on staff. The community educator presents information on a number of mental health topics to members of the community. The community educator can do speaking bureaus, presentations or speak to an individual who would like more information about our services and programs.

Some of the topics the educator can present on are:

• The Aging Process
• Alzheimer’s
• Anxiety
• Bi-Polar Disorder
• Grief Counseling
• Depression
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
• Schizophrenia
• Drug Abuse in the Elderly
• Panic Disorders
• Elder Abuse
• Suicide in the Elderly
• HOPE for the Hopeless