Common Inquiries About Treatment

Referrals can be made 24/7 by calling 772-403-4000 or using our online referral form. Patients may also make appointments or walk-in to Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital.

Due to the nature of our facility and the people we serve, there are certain restrictions in place to promote security. Certain items have been deemed a possible safety risk or a distraction to therapy and have been restricted or prohibited.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital understands the importance of being able to visit loved ones during an inpatient hospital stay. Upon admission, patients and families will receive their visiting days and times. Please see our visitation page for more information.

To protect the confidentiality of our patients, we do not allow direct inbound phone calls to patient phones. Patients may place outbound calls when their treatment schedule permits.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital is contracted with most insurance companies including Medicare and TRICARE®. Our financial counselors are available to all patients upon admission.

Patients admitted to Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital will see a physician and a psychiatrist within 24 hours of admission.

Yes, please bring any prescription medications that you are currently taking. This ensures our treatment team has correct medication doses and pharmacy information should we have any questions.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital is a smoke-free campus, which includes electronic cigarettes. However, our physicians have the ability to prescribe nicotine patches for your comfort while in the hospital.

Coral Shores will provide all toiletries needed for your stay, so toiletries from home are not permitted. Read our packing list for more information on what you can bring for your stay.

Common Inquiries About Treatment

Referrals can be made 24/7 by calling 772-403-4000 or using our online referral form. Patients may also make appointments or walk-in to Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital.

Due to the nature of our facility and the people we serve, there are certain restrictions in place to promote security. Certain items have been deemed a possible safety risk or a distraction to therapy and have been restricted or prohibited.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital understands the importance of being able to visit loved ones during an inpatient hospital stay. Upon admission, patients and families will receive their visiting days and times. Please see our visitation page for more information.

To protect the confidentiality of our patients, we do not allow direct inbound phone calls to patient phones. Patients may place outbound calls when their treatment schedule permits.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital is contracted with most insurance companies including Medicare and TRICARE®. Our financial counselors are available to all patients upon admission.

Patients admitted to Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital will see a physician and a psychiatrist within 24 hours of admission.

Yes, please bring any prescription medications that you are currently taking. This ensures our treatment team has correct medication doses and pharmacy information should we have any questions.

Coral Shores Behavioral Hospital is a smoke-free campus, which includes electronic cigarettes. However, our physicians have the ability to prescribe nicotine patches for your comfort while in the hospital.

Coral Shores will provide all toiletries needed for your stay, so toiletries from home are not permitted. Read our packing list for more information on what you can bring for your stay.

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Whether you’re struggling with mental health or addiction issues, the staff at Coral Shores is here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to get you the help you need to recover. Start your no-cost, confidential level-of-care assessment today by calling 772-403-4000 or visiting our Stuart, Florida location.

Our mobile assessment team can also send clinicians to local hospitals, medical offices, schools and businesses for on-site crisis evaluations, outpatient referrals and more. For questions about our programs or facility, call us or use our online contact form.

In the case of a medical emergency or crisis, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.