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We offer a full spectrum of outpatient psychiatric services to adults, geriatrics, children and adolescents. Our Partial Hospital Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provide intensive psychiatric services to adults and geriatrics only.
Our outpatient clinic provides traditional outpatient office visits to all age groups for all types of mental disorders. This includes assessment, medication management and psychotherapy.
For adults who do not require care on an inpatient basis, we offer partial hospitalization. This flexible treatment schedule may help reduce concerns for family obligations and other responsibilities faced by many adult patients. The Adult Partial Hospitalization Program is part of the comprehensive health and wellness services available through the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral medicine at Prisma Health–Upstate.
Therapeutic services
Therapy is coordinated and delivered by a team of experienced behavioral health professionals: a psychiatrist, licensed RNs and clinical therapists. Patients take part in individual, group and family therapy. Additional structured and therapeutic activities are approved daily.
Review and evaluation
Patients are actively involved in their multidisciplinary treatment plan and evaluation. The patient, along with the psychiatrist, nurse and therapist, has a role in creating and evaluating the progress of professionalized goals for therapy.
Discharge
Treatment does not end with discharge. Team assessments; input from the patient, family members and employer; and other considerations are reviewed before a patient is discharged. As part of the treatment process, follow-up visits to a psychiatrist and therapist are scheduled.
Private referral services
Patient progress and treatment plans are shared only with referring physicians and other confidential referring professionals.
For more information about the Adult Partial Hospitalization Program or to schedule a free assessment, call 864-455-8988 or call toll-free at 1-888-852-8520.
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a more intense level of treatment than regular outpatient services or a lower level of care from a partial hospitalization program. IOP is a three-hour a day program that meets three times a week. This level of care is used as a transition back to the community along with strengthening acquired coping skills or introducing new ones. The goal of this program is to assist the patient in making changes and decisions which will lead to a healthier, happier life. All forms of treatment are designed to meet the original goal of improving your level of functioning at home and/or work.
Program hours
8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Intensive Outpatient Program offers:
For guidelines on admission into the Intensive Outpatient Program, click here.
We have a broad range of services to provide both compassionate and skilled care for individuals of all ages who suffer with psychological, emotional and cognitive disorders. These psychiatric services include comprehensive evaluation, outpatient consultation and treatment.
Our staff includes Board Certified Psychiatrists and a Board Certified Nurse Practitioners, who have expertise in adult, child and adolescent, and geriatric psychiatric disorders. In addition, our center has Board Certified and Licensed professional social workers, a clinical nurse specialist, professional and caring office staff, including a full time psychiatric registered nurse, who is there to assist our clients, and a licensed professional counselor who provides a full range of treatment modalities tailored to the personal needs of each of our clients. These include crisis intervention, long term and short term psychotherapy for individuals, families, couples and group therapy. Our staff is trained to provide supportive therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy.
This broad range of services is provided through a variety of fee arrangements which include Medicare, managed care and other insurance programs, as well as reduced self-pay rates.
Patient forms
Please download and complete to bring with you to your first office visit.
The Prisma Health–Upstate Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers local and regional employers a services that is personalized to the particular employer. EAP is clearly distinguished from other employee assistance programs in that our professional staff members are fully dedicated to EAP services only.
We encourage wellness and early intervention, as well as early and easy access to services. We also believe that the communication with the human resources department of the employer is of paramount importance to ensure that Prisma Health–Upstate EAP is working in collaboration with the policies and procedures set forth by them.
Our goal
The goal of EAP counseling is crisis intervention, goal setting and problem resolution. This type of counseling will be done when it is clear that short-term treatment will, in fact, be effective in the individual’s case and will meet their needs. Most often, this is all that is needed.
When it is clear that the scope of the issues/problems go beyond that of short-term help, the EAP counselor may recommend that the person be referred for treatment elsewhere. When suggesting services outside the EAP, alternative options are reviewed with the client. Every effort is made to make referrals in the best interest of the client considering factors such as provider qualifications, client insurance plans, hours of service and fees.
Contact us
Employee Assistance Program
1020 Grove Road
Greenville, SC 29605
800-868-6869
864-455-2360
EAP confidentiality
Counseling contacts between EAP counselors and clients are considered confidential. Information about use of EAP is not shared unless written permission is provided by the client. EAP strives to protect privacy and to keep client information confidential as required by federal and state laws and regulations.