What does CEPS mean in PSYCHIATRY

Centralized Emergency Psychiatry Service (CEPS) is a program designed to provide emergency care and services to individuals in psychiatric crisis. It consists of a specialized staff including mental health professionals, nurses, and social workers who are trained to assess, treat, refer and follow-up with patients in an emergency setting.

Yes, CEPS is available to anyone experiencing a psychiatric crisis or seeking help for themselves or someone else.

The CEPS team provides assessment and treatment services for individuals experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Services include crisis intervention, short-term stabilization, medication management, referrals to community resources and follow-up visits.

Information regarding the CEPS can be found on our website or by contacting our office directly.

Most insurance plans cover the cost of CEPS services. If you have questions about your coverage or eligibility please contact us directly for more information.

The CEPS team consists of mental health professionals, nurses and social workers who are specially trained in responding to individuals in psychiatric crisis.

Services through CEPS can be accessed by calling our office at the number provided on our website or through referral from another mental health provider or hospital.

If you are experiencing a psychiatric crisis you should call 911 or go to your local emergency department immediately as they will be able to assist you quickly and safely with transportation if necessary. However, if you are not in immediate danger but still need assistance speaking with a member of our team can be arranged via telephone.

There is always risk when engaging in any form of treatment however we strive to provide quality evidence-based care safely and effectively so that you can receive the best possible outcome from your experience.

Once contacted by phone, members of our team strive to respond as quickly as possible while still ensuring safety for everyone involved. Upon arrival at your appointment time after verification of insurance information, evaluation may begin so that appropriate interventions may be given in timely manner.