Lindner Center of HOPE News

Lindner Center of HOPE Adult Partial Hospitalization Program Doubles Capacity

Lindner Center of HOPE’s Adult Partial Hospitalization Program, which opened in May 2012 has just announced that it has doubled capacity for patients in need of this service. Now the program can support 20 individuals at a time. February 28, 2013 – When an adult’s daily functioning is impaired by mental illness, yet criteria is […]

Lindner Center of HOPE Chief of Psychiatry and Medical Director of Transcranial Magnetic Services Wins Health Care Hero Award

John Hawkins, MD, recognized as an innovator for his work with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation February 27, 2013, Cincinnati, Ohio — Dr. John M. Hawkins, Chief of Psychiatry and Deputy Chief of Research, Medical Director of Transcranial Magnetic Services, was named a Health Care Hero by the Business Courier at a February 26 awards dinner at […]

Lindner Center of HOPE Adult Partial Hospitalization Program Now Accepting External Referrals

When an adult’s daily functioning is impaired by mental illness, yet criteria is not met for hospitalization, the Adult Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides intensive treatment in a safe and therapeutic environment, without full hospitalization. February 13, 2013 – When an adult’s daily functioning is impaired by mental illness, yet criteria is not met for […]

Recent USA Today article turns spotlight on mental illness.

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Limited treatment is an issue

Dr. Paul E. Keck, president and CEO provided an opinion piece to The Cincinnati Enquirer in response to discussions about untreated mental illness in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shootings. December 28, 2012 – Mason – Read the article by Dr. Paul E. Keck – Link to Enquirer article.