In-Patient Treatment
Services are provided through a contractual agreement with Metropolitan Psychiatric Center, St. Louis Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Hawthorn Children's Psychiatric Hospital, and other hospitals in the St. Louis area. Our psychiatrists are on staff at various private hospitals in the area.

Emergency Services
Through a contract with Behavioral Health Response, Hopewell contracts for twenty four hour telephone service and mobile outreach. Hopewell Center has a crisis bed for stabilization.

Supportive Community Living Program
This program provides a wide range of supportive living arrangements and offers monitoring, treatment, placement, and community organization services to psychiatric patients living in nursing, boarding, residential, group, and cooperative apartments in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area. The focus is directed toward ensuring safe and appropriate housing and quality of care as well as preventing psychiatric and medical readmission.

Pharmacy On-Site
Hopewell has contracted to have an on-site pharmacy for patient convenience in securing medications. This service assists patients in complying with treatment.

Consultation and Education  (C&E)
These services provide consultation education and information to  residents and citizen groups. The role of C&E includes educating the general public on the concept of mental health and treatment and how treatment can be helpful and accepted if an individual's cultural background and history are respected in the mental health arena on the local, state, and national level.

Transportation
Provided for clients who need transportation assistance in order to access treatment services.

Medicaid Eligibility Screening
Through a contract with the Missouri Department of Social Services, eligibility screenings are done at Hopewell Center for clients to determine their eligibility for Medicaid.

Referral Services
Clients who are not eligible for services at Hopewell Center are provided with appropriate referrals to other community agencies and providers. Clients who are treated at Hopewell may be referred to other entities for other treatment needs.

Interpretation for Deaf or Hearing Impaired and Foreign Language Clients
Provide interpreters to facilitate communication between deaf/hearing-impaired clients and hearing staff, and those clients who do not understand English.

Aftercare Transitional
This program provides services for persons with a serious mental illness who are at risk for repeated hospital admission, frequent use of the emergency room and crisis hotline/mobile outreach. This program also provides services for individuals who suffer from acute emotional disorders. The program provides services to stabilize treatment gains through case management, coordination of support services in the home and community, and medication services. This program is designed to keep the treatment focus in an outpatient setting rather than emergency rooms and inpatient facilities.

Respite Care
Respite care provides temporary relief for caregivers from the responsibility of caring for an individual with mental illness, or who may be at risk of abuse or neglect from the individual in their care. Respite may help to decrease caregiver stress and delay or eliminate the need for the institutionalization of the person receiving care.