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Psychiatric Services, VOL. 35, No. 2

Article | February 01, 1984

A Comprehensive Treatment Program for Severely Impaired Geriatric Patients

Martin Held; Paul M. Ransohoff; Patricia Goehner

Psychiatric Services 1984; doi:

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Garfield Geropsychiatric Hospital in Oakland, California

1984 by the American Psychiatric Association

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Many elderly patients have psychiatric and medical needs that are not met by the traditional care offered at state hospitals, acute psychiatric services, or nursing homes. At Garfield Geropsychiatric Hospital, a program of intensive evaluation and multidisciplinary treatment that emphasizes rehabilitation has been successful in maintaining or restoring independent functioning f or severely impaired geriatric patients. The program also beneflu the mental health system by reducing the inappropriate usc of state hospital andacute psychiatnc services, and by providing a fi rst important step toward a comprehensive network of mental health services for the elderly.

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