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The Division of Mental Illness Services (MI) provides a
comprehensive array of treatment services and supports
through six state-operated facilities and contractual
agreements with community mental health centers across
the state. The MI Central Office staff provides
oversight and support for the continuum of care through
its offices of quality improvement, consumer relations,
deaf services, community programs, certification,
facilities management, and the indigent drug program.
Over 4,000 individuals are served annually in the
state-operated facilities, while over 100,000 receive
services in certified
community-based programs.
MI promotes recovery-based services and
involves all stakeholders in setting and prioritizing
service goals designed to meet the needs of the citizens
that we serve.
Mental Illness State-Operated Facilities
Bryce Hospital
Bryce Hospital was established in 1861 in Tuscaloosa.
Bryce Hospital is responsible for the provision of
regional inpatient psychiatric services for adults,
serving a specified region in the north central part of
the state. Bryce Hospital provides inpatient services
for adolescents serving the entire state. Mr. Charles
Cutts is the Facility Director of Bryce Hospital. [ Read more
about the History of Bryce ]
Greil Memorial Psychiatric Hospital
Established in 1974, Greil Memorial Psychiatric
Hospital in Montgomery is responsible for the provision
of inpatient psychiatric services to adult citizens of a
specified region in the south central part of the state.
The hospital operates a specialized psychiatric unit for
persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. Mr. Allen
Stewart is the Facility Director of Greil
Hospital.
Mary Starke Harper Geriatric
Mary Starke Harper Geriatric Psychiatry Center
was established in 1996 on the campus of Bryce
Hospital. The Harper Center is responsible for the
provision of inpatient psychiatric services to the
elderly citizens throughout the state. Dr. Beverly White
is the Facility Director of the Harper Center.
North Alabama Regional Hospital
North Alabama Regional Hospital (NARH) was established in
Decatur in 1977. NARH is responsible for the provision of
adult inpatient psychiatric services to the citizens of a
specified region in the northern part of the state. Mr.
Randy Phillips is the
Facility Director
of North Alabama.
Searcy Hospital
Searcy Hospital was established in Mt. Vernon in
1902. Searcy is responsible for the provision of
regional adult inpatient psychiatric services for a
specified region in the southern part of the state. Ms.
Beatrice McLean is the Facility Director of Searcy
Hospital.
Taylor Hardin Secure Medical
Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility was established
in 1981. Taylor Hardin is responsible for providing
comprehensive psychiatric evaluation/treatment to the
criminally committed throughout the state and forensic
evaluations to the Criminal Courts for the State of
Alabama. It is the only maximum security forensic
facility operated by the ADMH. Mr. James Reddoch,
Esq., is the Facility Director of Taylor Hardin.
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