COVID-19 (Coronavirus) SAFETY AND AWARENESS
Sunrise Vista Healthcare is paying close attention to all reports and recommendations surrounding the COVID-19 virus. We place the health and well-being of our residents and staff at the forefront of all we do.
We have established policies and procedures in place to protect our residents and team members from the flu and all infectious diseases, including coronavirus. At this time we are not accepting any non-essential visitors.
If you have any questions, please contact the building administration at (844) 942-2970.
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It can be exceedingly difficult to determine the needs of our children, and even more so when they are experiencing serious mental health issues. Many mental health issues may not become evident in a child until their teen years. If you observe signs of depression, anxiety, or an inability to cope with life’s stressors in…
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It can be hard to seek help under the simplest conditions, but when you are struggling with disordered behaviors, or extreme feelings, asking for help can seem like an insurmountable task. With Sunrise Vista’s adult inpatient psychiatry program in Ohio, it does not have to be difficult to find the right local psychiatrist and subsequent…
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Partial hospitalization programs (PHP) are designed for clients who need more support to transition into daily life. As clients integrate back into existing communities, they may experience feelings of depression, anxiety, and isolation. While these feelings are normal, they can result in a return to negative behaviors. Ensuring that individuals have access to the support…
