Supported Admission
Supported Admission, or inpatient psychiatric care, refers to formal medical admission where an individual stays for 24 hours or more to receive intensive treatment, constant monitoring, and psychotherapeutic intervention.
This level of care is generally considered for severe mental health conditions, acute distress, or complex situations that cannot be safely managed at home or through outpatient support alone.
Conditions Managed
- OCD
- Schizophrenia
- Bipolar Disorder
- Substance Abuse
- Sudden disruptive behaviour
- Suicidality
- Geriatric depression
- Dementia-related acute conditions
Care Approach
- Intensive treatment and observation
- Constant monitoring by professionals
- Psychotherapeutic intervention
- Support from an expert multidisciplinary team
- Stabilisation-focused care
- Follow-up through OPD after discharge
Stabilisation and Continued Follow-up
After stabilisation, patients are discharged with appropriate guidance, and continued follow-up is carried out through outpatient services.