Four Winds Hospitals Westchester Katonah

Four Winds Hospitals Westchester is a private psychiatric facility located in Katonah, about an hour and fifteen minutes north of New York City. Since 1986, it has offered care for children age five and older, adolescents, and adults who are dealing with mental health conditions, including those that occur alongside substance use. This Joint Commission accredited center in Katonah is licensed by New York State to provide specialized care. The center holds Joint Commission accreditation and is certified by New York State. Its programs include residential rehab and co-occurring mental health treatment, with separate areas for children and adolescents that include educational components.

Care here is built around each person and what they do well, using established methods like cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness practices, and oversight of medications. Families looking for dual diagnosis care in New York will find addiction and mental health treatment under one roof at this center. Admissions run at all hours, and the facility also accepts people admitted on an involuntary basis. Its name traces to a passage in Ezekiel about breath entering what was lifeless, an image of renewal and hope.

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Adults in New York can enter residential rehab, day treatment, and intensive outpatient care at this Katonah center. Residential rehab and dual diagnosis care are both offered, and adults, teenagers, and children each follow their own track. Grown-ups may choose residential, day, or intensive outpatient programming, teenagers have residential and day options, and younger children are served in the residential program.

Treatment options include art therapy alongside family therapy alongside group therapy alongside individual counseling, expressive arts, dialectical behavior therapy, life skills training, and meditation and mindfulness. The center says its approach is evidence-based, individualized, personalized, and strengths-based for every person. For people with both mental health and substance use concerns, care is built to address both at once. If you do not know which level of care suits, one phone call can clarify the choices.

1. Individual Treatment
2. Strengths-Based
3. Meditation & Mindfulness
4. Group Therapy
5. Evidence-Based
6. Life Skills
7. Personalized Treatment
8. Family Therapy
9. Expressive Arts
10. Art Therapy

Who this Katonah program is built for

1. Children age five and older who need residential mental health care
2. Adolescents, including boys and girls, in residential or day treatment
3. Adults dealing with anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, stress, or trauma
4. Individuals coping with both mental health and substance use disorders at once
5. Men and women seeking a private psychiatric setting in New York

Stay, size, and setting at the center

Stays at this New York center commonly run 30 days, though what one person needs can shift that. There are 88 beds, rooms with air conditioning, and snacks on hand. Staff work with patients who speak English and Spanish. Adult clients may receive as many as two visitors weekly by appointment, each visit lasting an hour, and Zoom calls can be set up when coming in person is not workable. At the close of each day, residents get set times for phone use and Zoom contact.

Covering costs for care at the center

Four Winds Hospitals Westchester Katonah posts private-pay rates for care in New York. The center does not make prices public, so you will need to call about costs and whether your insurance plan is accepted. Coverage has to be verified by phone before admission. One call to us can confirm openings and insurance at this Katonah facility at no cost. Your call stays private and places you under no commitment.

Questions worth asking this center

1. Does my insurance plan cover residential rehab at this Katonah facility, and what will I owe?
2. What is the actual length of stay for someone with my diagnosis?
3. How does the center coordinate addiction and mental health treatment for dual diagnosis?
4. What is the visiting policy for adults and for adolescents?
5. How does the center handle involuntary admissions and what rights do patients have?