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MENTAL HEALTH FOR OLDER ADULTS

Cambridge Health Alliance offers mental health and counseling services for adults aged 60 and over through our Harvard-affiliated Department of Psychiatry. These services can help older adults deal with common issues such as depression, and changes in behavior or mental status.

Our offices are based at the Central Street Health Center in Somerville, but we also offer a home visiting program. Depending on your needs, the service may include one-on-one counseling, family therapy, or group treatment.

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To find out more about these services for seniors, call our mental health referral line at 617-591-6033.

COPE - COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM FOR ELDERS

The COPE Program provides mental health home visiting services for homebound seniors, 65 years and older, in Everett, Malden, Medford, and Revere. We have an expert care team that coordinates with the client's primary care provider as needed. We also collaborate with Tri-City Mental Health, the Boston Emergency Services Team, and Mystic Valley Elder Services to provide comprehensive care include case management.

To find out more about our services, or to make a referral to our program, click on the link at left or call us at 781-485-8250.

INPATIENT GERIATRIC SPECIALTY UNIT

This service is available for elderly patients with acute behavior or cognitive health issues and those with a primary psychiatric diagnosis who have additional medical needs. Typical admissions come from patients already in the hospital, those in nursing homes, and elders in the community who have had a significant change in mental status.

Please call 617-665-1372 for more information.

 

 

 

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