At Destiny Springs Healthcare, our mission is to deliver exceptional patient care with a passionate commitment to clinical and service excellence. We aim to exceed the expectations of our patients, their families, and our guests every day.

You may receive care at Destiny Springs if you are an adolescent ages 11-17 or an adult 18 and older. Your treatment is tailored to your needs and may include assessment, therapy, medication management, and discharge planning.

You can contact our admissions team to verify your coverage and get the most current insurance information. We accept a wide range of plans, and our team can help you understand your benefits before you begin treatment.

You can receive specialized inpatient psychiatric care for adolescents and adults, medically supervised detox for alcohol and drugs, and outpatient support through Safe Passage. Your treatment may include assessment, medication management, therapeutic groups, recreational therapy, nutritional care, and discharge planning.

Our adolescent program serves patients ages 11-17, and our adult program is for patients 18 and older. Each treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s age, needs, and level of support.

Safe Passage, our outpatient program, gives you personalized support as you continue your mental health journey. Your care plan is designed around your needs and may include individual and group-based support.

Medically supervised detox provides a safe, closely monitored start for people withdrawing from alcohol or drugs. Our team helps manage symptoms, supports comfort, and works to stabilize each patient so they can move into the right level of care.

To schedule a visit with a patient, please use the portal on our website https://www.destinyspringshealthcare.com/visitation.

You can contact our admissions team to begin the process and discuss your care needs. Our staff will guide you through the assessment and next steps so you can get the support that is right for you.

During the assessment, our clinical team reviews symptoms, safety concerns, medical history, and current needs. This helps us recommend the most appropriate level of care and explain the next steps clearly.

Due to limited storage space, patients are allowed to bring only essential items. Please contact our admissions office for a detailed list of permitted items.

Yes. Family involvement is an important part of care, especially in our adolescent program, which includes family therapy. When appropriate, we also work with families to support communication, recovery, and discharge planning.

The No Surprises Act protects you from unexpected medical bills. It ensures you are only responsible for in-network cost-sharing amounts for emergency services, even if provided by out-of-network facilities or providers.

Yes. If you are uninsured or choose to pay out of pocket, you can request a good faith estimate of expected charges before treatment. Our team can help explain what to expect and answer billing questions.