Skip to main content

For facilities

Mental Health Care for Skilled Nursing & Long-Term Care Facilities

Psychiatric evaluation, medication management and behavioral health support for residents, in partnership with your care team.

  • Psychiatric consultations
  • Medication management
  • Team collaboration

Overview

Partnership built around your residents.

MendlySpace ProCare partners with skilled nursing and long-term care communities to support residents with psychiatric, behavioral, cognitive and adjustment-related needs. The goal is practical, clinically grounded care that fits into the resident’s broader plan of care.

What to expect

  1. 1Initial psychiatric evaluations and follow-up visits
  2. 2Behavioral and mental-status assessment
  3. 3Psychotropic medication review and management
  4. 4Evaluation of depression, anxiety, mood symptoms, psychosis, trauma-related symptoms, sleep concerns and behavioral symptoms
  5. 5Assessment of behavioral and psychological symptoms associated with cognitive disorders, when within scope
  6. 6Non-pharmacologic behavioral recommendations
  7. 7Gradual dose reduction (GDR) review and clinical recommendations when applicable
  8. 8Collaboration with nursing, medical providers, social services, rehabilitation, pharmacy, residents and responsible parties
  9. 9Documentation and treatment recommendations designed to support continuity of care

Medication stewardship in long-term care

For residents receiving psychotropic medications, we emphasize clear clinical indications, ongoing monitoring, avoidance of unnecessary polypharmacy, consideration of non-pharmacologic strategies, and individualized review of dose reduction when clinically appropriate.

Who we partner with

  • Skilled nursing facilities
  • Long-term care facilities
  • Assisted living and senior residential communities
  • Adult residential facilities
  • Group homes and supported living environments
  • Referral partners and care coordinators

When another level of care is needed. MendlySpace ProCare is an outpatient and facility-based behavioral health practice and is not an emergency service. When symptoms require emergency, inpatient, substance-use, neurological, or other specialized care, appropriate referral or escalation may be recommended.

Every person’s needs are different, and treatment results vary. Services are subject to clinical appropriateness, applicable law, licensure and scope requirements, payer rules, and availability.

Ready to take the first step?

Book online in a few minutes. Choose a time that works for you and complete your intake securely before your visit.