Welcome to Penn State Psychiatry Clinical Services
Penn State Hershey faculty care for patients in a variety of locations and settings. We provide psychiatric consultation to patients in HMC's hospital and in a variety of outpatient settings, such as the Transplant Program, Women's Health, and the Sleep Research and Treatment Center.
We also care for patients with our clinical partner, Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute (PPI). At PPI we provide inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services for mature adults, adults, children and adolescents, including those with intellectual disabilities. Our faculty provide services at PPI in 3 convenient locations in Harrisburg and Hershey. Information about specific PPI clinical programs can be found on their website (www.ppimhs.org) To make a referral or for questions, call the Admissions Department at 717-782-6493 or 1-866-746-2496.
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