Cleveland Clinic Children’s is launching a pediatric partial hospitalization program with an anticipated opening this fall at Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital for Rehabilitation.
The program will be located in a renovated space specifically designed to provide structured, supportive care for children and adolescents experiencing significant behavioral health challenges.
The pediatric partial hospitalization program will provide intensive multidisciplinary treatment for youth who need more support than traditional outpatient therapy, but do not require inpatient care. The program will also incorporate innovative technology such as virtual reality exposure therapy, AI-assisted emotional regulation therapy and frequency-specific microcurrent therapy to support therapeutic learning and engagement, helping young patients build the skills they need for long-term recovery.
In addition to the pediatric partial hospitalization program, other initiatives such as a mobile intensive intervention team, suicide prevention center and a behavioral unit within pediatric emergency departments are in planning phases at Cleveland Clinic Children’s.
This expansion of services was made possible through investment funding and collaboration with the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health.
