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Psychiatric Facilities Facility Name Facility # Allentown State Hospital 5001-39 Belmont Center for Comprehensive Treatment 5001-51 Brook Glen Behavioral Health (Northwestern Institute) 5006-46 Carrier Clinic - Belle Mead 5002-70 Christian Health Care Center 301 Sicomac Avenue, Wyckoff, NJ 07481 5005-70 Clarion Psychiatric Center 5001-16 Clarks Summit State Hospital 5001-35 Danville State Hospital 5001-47 Delaware Psychiatric Center - Herman Holloway Campus 5003-68 Devereux-Mapleton Center 5001-15 Eastern State School and Hospital 5002-09 Ebensburg State Center (Intermediate Care Facility) 4501 Admiral Peary Hwy Ebensburg, PA 15931 5001-11 Edgewater Psychiatric Center 5001-22 Fairmount Behavioral Health System (Charter Fairmount Behavioral Health System) 5002-51 Farview State Hospital 5001-64 First Hospital Wyoming Valley 5001-40 Foundations Behavioral Health (Delaware Valley Mental Health Foundation) 5001-09 Friends Hospital 5003-51 Generations Behavioral Health 5001-72 Girard Medical Center 5011-51 Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital 200 Sanitorium Road. Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 5004-70 Hamburg State Center (Intermediate Care Facility) 3560 Old 22 Hamburg, PA 19526 5002-06 Hampton Behavioral 5012-70 Harrisburg State Hospital 5002-22 Haven Behavioral Hospital Easter Pennsylvania (Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute) 5007-51 Haven Behavioral Hospital of Philadelphia 5012-51 Haverford State Hospital 5001-23 Horsham Clinic 5002-46 Huntington Hospital 5003-46 Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital 5005-51 Kello Haven 5009-51 Kids Peace Psychiatric Facility - Orefield 5003-39 Page 1 Page 1 Psychiatric Facilities Facility Name Facility # Kirkbridge Psychiatric Facility 5008-51 Lakewood Psychiatric Hospital 5001-63 Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital 5001-36 LifeCare Behavioral Health Hospital 5005-02 Mayview State Hospital 5001-02 Meadowood Psychiatric Hospital 5002-68 Meadows Psychiatric Center 5001-14 Montgomery County Emergency Services 5004-46 National Hospital for Kids in Crisis 5002-39 Norristown State Hospital 5005-46 Northbrook Behavioral Health Hospital 5013-70 PA Psychiatric Institute-PolyClinic Campus-2501 N. 3rd St.-Harrisburg, PA 5003-22 Philadelphia Child Guidance Center 5006-51 Philhaven 5001-38 Polk State Center (Intermediate Care Facility) 1 Lakewood Circle Polk, PA 16342 5001-61 Progressions Institute of Lafayette Hills (Eugenia Hospital) 5001-46 Rockford Center 5001-68 Roxberry Psychiatric Hospital 5001-21 Saint John Vianney Center (Saint John Vianney Hospital) 5003-15 Sarah A. Reed Children's Center - Millcreek 5001-25 SCI - Waymart Forensic Treatment Center Wayne 5002-64 Selingsgrove State Center (Intermediate Care Facility) 1000 Route #522 Selingsgrove, PA 17870 5001-55 Somerset State Hospital 5001-56 Southwood Psychiatric Hospital 5002-02 The Retreat at Sheppard Pratt-6501 N. Charles Street-Baltimore, MD 21285 5001-69 Torrance State Hospital 5001-65 Tower Behavioral Health 5003-06 Trenton Psychiatric Hospital 5014-70 Tucker County Hospital - MENTAL HEALTH 5001-73 VA Hospital - Lyons 5001-70 VA Medical Center/Coatesville 5002-15 VA Medical Center/Pittsburgh - Highland 5003-02 Page 2 Page 2 Psychiatric Facilities Facility Name Facility # VA Wilkes Barre 5003-40 Vineland Development Center/Hospital (Psych Facility) - 1676 East Landis Avenue Vineland, NJ 08361-2992 5003-70 Warren State Hospital 5001-62 Wernersville State Hospital 5001-06 Western Psychiatric Hospital 5004-02 Westhaven 5013-51 White Haven State Center (Intermediate Care Facility) 827 Oley Valley Rd., White Haven, PA 18661 5002-40 Woodhaven Center 5010-51 Woods Services 5003-09 Wordsworth at Shawnee (Wordsworth Residential Home) 5001-45 Page 3 Page 3.

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