The Wellness Village in Mead Valley – Mead Valley, CA
Transcending Conventional Norms of Healthcare
This unprecedented, 445,000 SF Behavioral Health project will transform healthcare by seamlessly integrating behavioral health treatment with medical care and social services. Slated for completion in 2026, the Village will feature a crisis residential behavioral health center for children and a Children’s Mental Health Urgent Care – both a first in Riverside County. The facilities will address a critical gap in local healthcare services. For more information, https://ruhealth.org/wellness-village
Details
445,000 SF, Behavioral Health Wellness Village
Highlights
A public-private partnership, the project embodies a pioneering approach by combining medical care, behavioral health, and community support into a single cohesive environment.
Programs
Key programs include: *Youth and Family Care Center: Outpatient care, Children's Crisis Residential Program, Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program and accommodations for families while their children are in treatment *Wellness and Education Center: Intensive outpatient substance use prevention and treatment programs, perinatal specialized programs, children’s eating disorder intensive outpatient program, primary care, dentistry, imaging, and a pharmacy *Recovery Center: Adult and youth behavioral health urgent care, a sobering center, crisis residential treatment and a residential substance use disorder treatment and detox program *The Residences: Supportive housing, recovery residences and residential behavioral health programs *Restorative Care: Adult Residential Facility and Mental Health Rehabilitation Center The Wellness Village will include amenities that promote community interaction and holistic recovery, such as: *Green spaces and gardens for relaxation and meditation *Sports courts and an activity lawn for physical activity and recreation *Public market and café for community gatherings *Community meeting space for local events and activities *Boarding for pets while their owners receive treatment
Category:
Behavioral health, MOB
