Saint Luke’s North Hospital–Smithville Behavioral Health
Saint Luke’s North Hospital’s Behavioral Health Program is designed to meet the physical and behavioral health needs of patients facing life-disrupting emotions or mental illness.
Our team of licensed and trained specialists in psychiatry and behavioral health has one goal: to help patients get better.
Advancements in behavioral health and medications mean we can successfully treat most psychiatric illnesses. Our facility provides the therapeutic atmosphere adults with serious emotional or psychiatric illnesses need during treatment, including nursing care and medication management 24 hours a day.
Our team
Our multidisciplinary care team includes:
- Psychiatrists
- Psychiatric nurses and nurse practitioners
- Master’s-level licensed social workers (LCSW/LMSW)
- Master’s-level licensed professional counselors (LPC)
- Expressive therapists (music, art, recreation)
- Board-certified psychiatric pharmacist (RPh, BCPP)
- Dedicated discharge planner
Emergency Psychiatric Assessment Services
A licensed behavioral health professional screens and works with Emergency Department physicians and the on-call psychiatrist when indicated to refer patients for behavioral health care.
Guide for Saint Luke's North Hospital–Smithville's Behavioral Health
The Patient Information & Visitor Guide provides a full listing of patient rights and responsibilities; information about patient representatives and/or support persons; and useful information to assist during a stay.
View the behavioral health patient and visitor guide in an electronic format (PDF).
Providers
Norman T Heisler, MD
Jonathan A Kuhlman, MD
Emily C Perry, MD
Matthew Thomas Perry, MD
Jackie McIntyre, RN, PMHNP
Locations
Saint Luke's Behavioral Health Specialists
Behavioral Health Resources
If you are experiencing emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, call, text, or chat 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
