Quality Accreditations and Licenses
Stabilization
ViewPoint Center offers safe facilities where our patients can stabilize and rebalance. While not every patient needs this step, for those who do, our Medical Team determines how well medications are working and the potential side effects of each medication separately. Once our patients are stabilized, we can start the assessment and treatment process.
Read MoreAssessment
Assessment is about clarifying diagnosis. We begin using a range of assessment tests. We continue with individual and group therapy as well as residential and academic activities designed to give a more comprehensive and clear assessment.
Read MoreDiagnosis
Nearly 75% of patients entering Viewpoint are misdiagnosed. Our diagnoses are focused on a full medication evaluation, diagnostic assessment, and then continual reassessment. Unique from other private mental health hospitals, our comprehensive approach and team environment offers a clearer picture of how to help your child going forward.
Read MoreCompetent & Caring Team
The strength of ViewPoint, a diagnosis center for teens, lies in the expertise of the staff; from medical doctors, psychologists, nurses, teachers, and residential staff. Add in stringent accreditations and licensing, and families can feel confident about their decision to send their child to ViewPoint.
ViewPoint Assessment Center is your child’s first step toward a safer, brighter future. ViewPoint Center is a secure, 26-bed mental health hospital located on a 7-acre campus in Syracuse, Utah, 40 minutes north of Salt Lake City.
Your child will work with an extensive team of medical, psychological, nursing, and milieu experts. The staff includes MDs, PhDs, LCSWs, MCHC, and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners who have dedicated their careers to helping others, specifically adolescents.
Quality Accreditations
ViewPoint Center, a diagnosis center for teens, is a fully accredited and licensed facility. These accreditations and licenses have stringent requirements and quality care standards. In choosing an assessment or stabilization program for your child, it is essential to know that the program you are considering has the facilities, staffing, and in-depth approach necessary for effective treatment.
National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP)
Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO)
Utah Department of Health
Patient and Exchange Visitor Information Systems
