Harsha Behavioral Center stands as a freestanding acute psychiatric care hospital at 1980 E Woodsmall Dr, Terre Haute, Indiana, providing mental health and behavioral care for children, teens, adults, and seniors in the Wabash Valley and Vigo County area, and you'll find Dr. Paras Harshawat at the helm, which means a physician-owned approach guides much of what happens there, and that adds a level of focus on healthcare itself. The center includes the Savera Geriatric Care Unit, which gives older adults specialized treatment, and they do offer both inpatient and outpatient programs, so people get care based on their needs. The center uses a structured treatment setup and has trained mental health professionals helping patients with therapy, counseling, and psychiatric services, and while you won't find telehealth there, you can expect care that covers several behavioral health conditions.
Harsha Behavioral Center focuses on families, too, with things like Family Satisfaction Surveys and Referral Surveys to gather feedback, and you'll find the place is set up with amenities aimed at helping people feel comfortable and supporting mental well-being, and they make use of virtual tour features so folks can look around the facility before they ever come in. There are care components built for parents and loved ones of patients as well. The center partners with many education programs-such as Nursing, Social Work, Psychology, BSN, LPN, MD, MSW, NP, PA-through the ACEMAPP system, which helps them keep track of member requirements, clinical rotations, and personal information, so students and staff have a way to manage their progress and information easily. They check off things like assessments, modules, and one-time requirements using different filters in ACEMAPP, ensuring every clinical partner meets the right standards.
Office hours run Monday through Friday, from 8 AM to 5 PM. Provider number 179570 and NPI number 1891966065 are on file, but there hasn't been an accreditation verified for this center. No telehealth option exists, but the care itself is built around supporting individuals and families facing behavioral health issues, with specific terms and unique program names used by the facility. The Savera Geriatric Care Unit is one of those unique offerings, and the center tailors care types to each person's needs. Every bit of the setup, from amenities to surveys to care components, revolves around practical help for behavioral health and mental wellness.
