Cumberland Hall Hospital Reviews
Cumberland Hall Hospital is a psychiatric hospital founded in 1987 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. In 2012, they opened a brand-new 97-bed facility that provides inpatient treatment services for adults and adolescents suffering from a variety of mental health issues, including addiction and co-occurring disorders. At the new facility, which is just five miles from the Fort Campbell Army base, Cumberland Hall Hospital treats active duty military clients and civilians in separate wings.
Accommodations and Food
At Cumberland Hall Hospital, both the military and civilian adult residential treatment programs have a 28-bed capacity, while the adolescent substance abuse program has 24 beds. The facility is new and modern, with sleek furniture, lots of natural light and dove grey walls. Gender-specific rooms are shared, each with their own bathroom, and are sparsely furnished with twin beds, nightstands and bulletin boards to display unframed family photos. The military wing embraces military structure and protocol and has a dedicated staff with military backgrounds. Cumberland Hall Hospital treats those with co-occurring disorders in a separate unit. There are also six beds for children who require dual diagnosis support.
Three nutritious meals and two snacks are served daily. Residents eat in shifts, with those from the same unit, in the hospital’s cafe. Menu options include entrée choices like roasted chicken or beef chips, with sides such as mashed potatoes and fresh seasonal veggies. A salad bar stocked with fresh leafy greens is provided during lunch and dinner. Meals are planned by a certified nutritionist and the hospital accommodates those with special dietary needs and religious food requirements. Smoking breaks are designated throughout the day.
Treatment and Staff
Cumberland Hall Hospital’s addiction treatment approach for adults, adolescents and military clients uses evidence-based methods, specifically CBT, in conjunction with the 12 steps. Upon intake, residents receive a two- to three-hour comprehensive assessment and an individualized treatment plans. On-site detox treatment typically lasts three to five days and residents are monitored 24/7 by doctors and nurses. Those who complete detox are not obligated to stay for more treatment, but are offered a bed in the inpatient program. Treatment typically lasts 28 days for both adults and adolescents. There is only one outpatient program—a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for active duty military personnel. Clients attend treatment in the military wing Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5:30 pm.
Cumberland Hall Hospital provides Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to ease withdrawals from opiates and alcohol, as well as medication management for those with co-occurring disorders. Those receiving medication-assisted treatment or co-occurring medication management meet with their psychiatrists on a daily basis.
The weekly routine for all adults and adolescents includes individual therapy, group therapy, recreational therapy, family therapy, and drug and alcohol education classes. Group and class topics include dual diagnosis support, relapse prevention and 12-step instruction. The number of therapy sessions varies, depending on each resident’s needs. Residents go to 12-step meetings on the premises. Adolescents attend the on-site school, which is part of the Christian County School district, for six hours daily during the school year, and four hours daily during the summer.
Staff includes board-certified adult and adolescent psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, mental health therapists, recreational therapists, CADCs, certified teachers, a nutritionist and a therapy dog. While Cumberland Hall Hospital accepts a variety of health insurance plans, including TRICARE, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Medicare, and Indiana Medicaid, out-of-pocket cost is typically $700 per day.
Extras
Family therapy is a vital part of the adolescent program. Loved ones and young residents work together to change dysfunctional family dynamics and create a plan for the resident’s recovery process.
Recreational therapy includes use of outdoor recreation areas, an indoor gym and a rock-climbing wall.
In Summary
Cumberland Hall Hospital is not cheap, but it offers clients a pristine environment and highly-qualified support to navigate the recovery process. Caring professionals help overcome the stigma attached to mental illness and addiction, especially for those in the military. The sparkling facility and rigorous treatment schedule can offer a sense of stability and confidence for clients of all ages.
Cumberland Hall Hospital Location
270 Walton Way
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Cumberland Hall Hospital Cost
$21,000 (30 days). Reach Cumberland Hall Hospital by phone at (270) 886-1919 or at (877) 281-4177 or by email.
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