Cedar Haven operates a mental health service facility on Morrow Street North in Mena, Arkansas. The practice provides outpatient psychiatric care for adults in the Polk County region. Specific treatment modalities, including whether TMS, esketamine, or ketamine therapies are offered, are not detailed in available information; prospective patients should contact the clinic to confirm service offerings and insurance acceptance.
Neurology services are provided at this Mena clinic on Crestwood Circle, focusing on diagnostic evaluation and management of neurological conditions in adults. The practice does not advertise TMS, ketamine, or esketamine treatments in available listings; patients seeking those specific interventions for treatment-resistant depression should confirm availability directly. Standard neurology care typically addresses conditions like epilepsy, migraines, and movement disorders through medication management and referral coordination.
Mena Regional Health System operates a general hospital on Morrow Street in Mena, providing inpatient and outpatient medical services to residents of western Arkansas. The facility includes a pharmacy and standard hospital departments. Specific psychiatric or procedural mental health services such as TMS therapy, esketamine, or ketamine treatments are not detailed in available information; patients seeking these interventions should contact the hospital directly to confirm whether behavioral health specialists or treatment-resistant depression protocols are offered on-site.
Senior Behavioral Health Unit operates an inpatient psychiatric facility on Morrow Street in Mena, serving older adults experiencing acute mental health crises. The unit provides stabilization and treatment for conditions including depression, anxiety, and behavioral disturbances in geriatric patients. Care is delivered in a hospital-based setting with 24-hour medical supervision. Admission typically occurs through emergency department referrals or direct physician orders when outpatient management is insufficient.