The Rye Hospital Center's mission is to empower persons with disorders--physical and emotional--to function at an optimum level and to better adapt to the daily demands of society.
The Center's patient population consists of males and females, in early adolescence through geriatrics, whose primary diagnosis is psychiatric.
Patients are treated for depression, anxiety and stress, which accompany chronic benign pain such as migraines or other headaches and persistent medical illnesses like coronary disease and eating disorders. Issues they address range from substance abuse and prescribed medication overuse to physical and mental handicaps.
The hospital employs the latest methods, including combinations of individual psychotherapy, group therapy and family interventions organized into comprehensive treatment plans.