Inpatient Treatment For Bipolar Disorder | Wilmington, North Carolina

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Bipolar disorder is a psychiatric condition that may need professional help.
Inpatient bipolar treatment includes medication management, psychotherapy, and dual diagnosis treatment (if substance abuse is involved).
EHG of NC offers inpatient treatment to manage manic and depressive symptoms of the condition.
We welcome clients visiting us from Wilmington, throughout North Carolina, and across the United States.
Virtual services are available as part of outpatient aftercare and continuing support, not as a substitute for inpatient treatment.

Bipolar disorders (Type I and Type II) are mental conditions in which a person has wide or extreme mood swings ¹. Inpatient treatment for bipolar disorder near me in NC may manage extreme happiness and high activity, or depression and low activity symptoms. At Empower Health Group of NC, our inpatient bipolar disorder treatment offers:

Medications may manage bipolar disorder symptoms
Individual or one-on-one session to teach coping skills and process emotions
Group sessions to receive support from other individuals with the same condition
Dual diagnosis treatment and psychotherapies to manage addiction and bipolar disorder

Looking for inpatient facilities for bipolar disorder? Therapists at EHG of NC manage and overcome mania and depression linked to bipolar disorder. Call us at 910-335-9102 to get immediate admission today!

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5 Signs You May Need Inpatient Treatment For Bipolar Disorder

Individuals with active thoughts of self-harm, suicide, and threats of violence toward others.
Psychosis patients who have hallucinations (seeing or hearing things that aren’t there) or delusions (bizarre or paranoid beliefs).
Severe mania patients who have extreme agitation, uncontrollable impulses, reckless behavior (e.g., severe financial risks), or a total inability to sleep or eat.
Patients with debilitating depression who are feeling hopeless or numb may stop basic personal hygiene.
Individuals who did not benefit from outpatient care despite consistent therapy and medication management.

Note: If you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or a mental health emergency, call 911 or 988 immediately.

Treatment For Bipolar Disorder in NC — 4 Steps to Step Down From Our Inpatient Care to Daily Life

Expert Review

How Do You Get Someone Who Refuses Bipolar I & Bipolar II Treatment?

Our therapist says,

If an individual initially refuses treatment, ask family or loved ones to encourage the patient to seek help. It may take some time to process the responsibility of treatment after any trauma. But our EMDR counselor may help with trauma processing.

Inpatient Treatment For Bipolar Disorder Near Me Offered At EHG of NC

During the admission process, therapists do a thorough assessment of the individual’s bipolar disorder to diagnose the type and decide a suitable treatment option. The bipolar inpatient treatment plan may include:

1. Medication Management

Our medical provider may prescribe medications for Bipolar Disorders to manage symptoms.

According to the Current Neuropharmacology Journal, Lithium is the gold standard for BD-I and BD-II with typical features ²^.
VPA seems more effective for atypical Bipolar Disorder forms (e.g., mixed-prevalence and rapid-cycling) ².

Note: Medication decisions are individualized based on symptoms, medical history, and clinician recommendations.

During a 1-month, 2-month, or more than 3-month bipolar inpatient treatment program, our medical provider may prescribe:

Medication Type	Benefit
Mood Stabilizers	Prevent seizures and manic episodes
Antidepressants	Suppress depression
Antipsychotics	Manage delusions and hallucinations

2. Individual Therapy

Individual therapy may benefit individuals who want a private setting. Our therapist may discuss and teach coping strategies, as well as the importance of medication adherence. During the program, we offer:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Our CBT therapist helps to change negative beliefs and distorted thinking during mania and depression.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT): Our DBT therapist may navigate conflicts and build distress tolerance without resorting to maladaptive responses.
EMDR Therapy: Reprocesses past traumas and decreases symptom severity.

EMDR requires extreme caution. Our trained therapist administers it only when the patient is in a euthymic (stable) or subsyndromal state.

3. Group Therapy

Our group therapy program helps individuals receive support from others experiencing the same conditions. Brazilian Journal of Medical and Biological Research reported that G-CBT may benefit individuals with bipolar disorder ³^.

During sessions, our therapist may discuss:

Relapse prevention
Medication compliance
Emotion processing

4. Detoxification and Dual Diagnosis Treatment (If Needed)

Medical detox may be recommended when bipolar disorder co-occurs with substance use disorders. Detox services are available when bipolar disorder co-occurs with alcohol or substance dependence.

Individuals may receive co-occurring disorder treatment and detox services:

Drug or alcohol detox helps individuals to safely remove substances or alcohol from the body under the supervision of medical personnel.
During dual diagnosis treatment, our Licensed addiction professionals coordinate care, while medical providers oversee medications.

5. Continuing Care

Discharge planning at EHG of NC may follow a continuum of care. Our therapist may recommend that the individual be placed at lower levels of care for ongoing bipolar disorder treatment:

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): Daytime therapy to manage moderate to severe bipolar disorder symptoms.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Part-time treatment option to manage mild to moderate manic or depressive symptoms.
Outpatient Program (OP): A few-hour treatment session for individuals who need ongoing treatment for mild symptoms.
Virtual IOP/OP Programs: Our telehealth services offer counseling and therapies, including CBT, DBT, and EMDR.

Seek affordable treatment for bipolar disorders in 14-day/30-day inpatient, partial care, intensive outpatient, or outpatient settings. Receive our telehealth services or visit us at 2106 S 17th St, Wilmington, NC 28401, USA.

Follow 3 Steps To Get Fast Admission in Bipolar Disorder Treatment At EHG of NC

Call us at 910-335-9102 Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM, to speak confidentially with our admissions team.
Verify benefits and treatment plan, and insurance payment or self-pay plan.
Start bipolar disorder treatment in inpatient settings.

3 Benefits of Choosing Our Inpatient Bipolar Disorder Treatment

Our medication management and therapeutic bipolar inpatient treatment programs offer rapid crisis stabilization and 24/7 medical monitoring. Main benefits of our bipolar disorder treatment include the chance to:

Focus on treatment without any distractions in our inpatient program
Local Wilmington therapist to address bipolar disorder along with co-occurring substance use conditions
Aftercare program to manage and prevent recurrent symptoms of bipolar I and II disorders.

Telehealth bipolar disorder treatment is available for those who can’t visit rehab or live far away from urban areas.

At a Glance…

Bipolar Disorder Statistics

1 in 200 people have bipolar disorder in the world ⁴.
In the past year, approx. 2.8% of adults in North Carolina had bipolar disorder.
Over 1,550 North Carolinians died by suicide due to untreated mental health conditions like bipolar disorder ⁵.
82.9% of bipolar disorder cases among adults are classified as severe ^6.

Begin Your Bipolar Disorder Recovery Journey with EHG of NC Today!

If you are struggling with bipolar disorder (BD), you are not alone. Approximately 5.7 million adult Americans are suffering from bipolar disorders ⁷. At Empower Health Group of NC, our inpatient services offer:

Local Wilmington Therapists
Same-Day Admission
24/7 Medical Supervision
Medication Management
We accept many commercial insurance plans. Coverage varies by provider and individual policy.

Verify insurance coverage and get immediate inpatient or virtual help for bipolar disorder. Call us at 910-335-9102 for information about Aetna, Cigna, UMR, or other plan coverage.

Most Asked Questions About Our Inpatient Bipolar Disorder Treatment

People searching for bipolar inpatient treatment facilities in North Carolina also ask about:

Which Types of Bipolar Disorders Are Treated at Our Facility?

Our behavioral health clinic may treat bipolar spectrum disorders with manic, hypomanic, or major depressive episodes. Mainly, there are three forms of bipolar disorder ⁶:

Disorder Type	Present As
Bipolar I Disorder	At least 7 days of manic episodes
Bipolar II Disorder	Persistent low-grade depressive and hypomanic episodes
Cyclothymic Disorder	Recurrent hypomanic and depressive symptoms that last for at least 2 years

What Is The Difference Between Inpatient And Outpatient Bipolar Disorder Treatments?

In our inpatient treatment for bipolar disorder, individuals receive 24/7 access to medical professionals. On the other hand, outpatient care includes only 3- to 4-hour therapy sessions.

How Long Is a Bipolar Disorder Treatment Program?

Short-term treatment may last 14 to 30 days, while long-term care for bipolar disorder may last 60, 90, or more days. (Length of stay varies based on individual needs and clinical recommendations.)

Disclaimer: Bipolar disorder has no cure. However, the symptoms can be managed using therapies and medications ⁸.

How Much Does Bipolar Disorder Treatment Cost?

The price of treatment depends on the duration and the services included, such as inpatient or outpatient options. Insurance-covered programs are typically less expensive than self-pay or private pay options.

Note: Our facility is in-network with Ambetter and accepts major commercial insurance plans. Verify coverage with our admissions team.

Does Insurance Cover Bipolar Disorder Treatment Services?

Yes, most commercial insurance plans are legally required to cover part of the costs of mental and behavioral health treatment. But the extent of coverage depends on state policy, the bipolar disorder facility’s program, and individuals’ needs.

Verify Your Insurance

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Medical Disclaimer:

EHG of NC aims to improve the quality of life for people struggling with substance use disorder and mental health issues. Our team of licensed medical professionals research, edit and review the content before publishing. However, this information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical advice, please consult your physicians or EHG of NC's qualified staff.