Adult Partial Hospital Programs

Intensive, Short-Term Psychiatric Treatment for Adults

Adult partial hospital programs at Rhode Island and Newport hospitals provide intensive, short-term treatment designed for individuals with acute psychiatric concerns. After completing a day of treatment, individuals return home for the evening. This minimizes disruption to their daily routines, maintains uninterrupted support of family and friends, and facilitates learning by encouraging immediate practice of newly acquired skills.

We believe that patients should have ample opportunity to speak with a specialist; therefore, patients are seen for individual sessions every day.

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Partial Hospital Services for Children and Adolescents

Unique and specialized partial hospital services for children and adolescents are also provided at Lifespan hospitals. Learn more.

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Virtual Telehealth Program

The Rhode Island Hospital and Newport Hospital adult partial hospital programs are committed to providing high-quality care via a virtual program. Our virtual programs have proven to offer the same level of patient satisfaction and effectiveness.

Adult Partial Hospital Program Locations

Adult Partial Hospital Program, Rhode Island Hospital

Potter Building
110 Lockwood St
Providence, RI 02903
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Phone: 401-444-3748

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Adult Partial Hospitalization, Newport Hospital

Borden Carey Building
20 Powel Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
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Phone: 401-845-1910

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Featured Lifespan Living Blog Posts

Mental Health Treatment Through a Partial Hospital Program

Bethany Rallis, PhD, LCP; Sarah Schmidhofer, MD; and Sarah Zimage, MA

September 20, 2023

There is a great need for quality mental health treatment across the United States, particularly following the stresses we've faced during the past few years. Many people turn to their outpatient psychiatrist or therapist for...