The evaluation also helps the clinical staff develop your initial treatment plan. A clinical evaluator then will conduct an initial evaluation, helping the clinical staff determine which hospital inpatient program meets your needs. A nurse will assess and attend to your nursing care needs, including medications, and ask about any unstable medical conditions or safety concerns. The MHS will provide an orientation to the CEC and check your vital signs. You will be given an identification wristband, which you should wear at all times. Your personal belongings will be stored safely in a locked space. Initially, for your safety and the safety of others, the MHS will check to see if you have items that could pose a hazard. A mental health specialist (MHS) will talk with you and gather preliminary information as the first step in a thorough diagnostic psychiatric evaluation. When you arrive at McLean’s Belmont campus, you will meet with clinicians in the Clinical Evaluation Center (CEC). For Patients What happens when I arrive at McLean’s Clinical Evaluation Center (Admissions) on the Belmont campus? Your health, comfort, and well-being are our highest priorities. Thank you for placing your trust in McLean Hospital. We will work closely with you to develop an individualized treatment plan to ensure that you receive effective and compassionate care and to provide you with guidance and tools to help you better understand and manage your illness and symptoms, strengthen your resilience, and improve your mental health going forward. Together with you, we seek to chart a path toward your recovery and well-being.
This overview provides a look at what you can expect when you arrive at McLean and addresses questions and concerns that you and your family may have.Įach member of the McLean community strives to achieve our mission of improving the lives of our patients and their families, and we dedicate ourselves to providing you with compassionate and respectful specialized mental health care.
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