Miami VAMC Mental Health Service (116) offers Mental Health Treatment services in Miami, FL
Miami VAMC Mental Health Service (116) is categorized as a Mental Health treatment facility, but may provide additional health care support.
For detailed questions about the health care provider at Miami VAMC Mental Health Service (116), you may contact their Miami offices via phone at 305-575-7000.
Treatment Approach
- Electroconvulsive Therapy
- Couples / Family Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Activity Therapy
- Psychotropic Medication
- Suicide Prevention Services
- Smoking/Tobacco Cessation Counseling
- Group Therapy
- Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment
- Individual Psychotherapy
- Trauma Therapy
- Behavior Modification
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Special Programs Offered / Groups Offerred
- Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Persons with Alzheimer's or Dementia
- Seniors or Older Adults
- Persons with Co-occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
- Persons who have experienced Trauma
- Veterans
- Persons with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Clients referred from the Court/Judicial System
- Lesbian / Gay / Bisexual / Transgender (LGBT) Cients
Ancillary Services
- Legal Advocacy
- Case Management
- Family Psychoeducation
- Integrated Primary Care Services
- Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services
- Suicide Prevention Services
- Court-Ordered Outpatient Treatment
- Diet and Exercise Counseling
- Intensive Case Management
- Consumer-Run (Peer-Support) Services
- Supported Housing
- Supported Employment
- Education Services
- Housing Services
- Illness Management and Recovery
- Chronic Disease/Illness Management
Age Groups Accepted
Emergency Mental Health Services
Exclusive Services
Facility Operation
Facility Smoking Policy
Facility Type
License / Certification / Accreditation
Other Languages
Payment Assistance Available
Payment/Insurance/Funding Accepted
Assessment / Pre-treatment
Counseling Services and Education
Gender Accepted
Detoxification
Language Services
Opioid Medications used in Treatment
Other Addictions
Pharmacotherapies
Transitional Services
Type of Care
Type of Opioid Treatment
2019-11-13 01:21:30 via Google
My father was recently released after a 10 day hospital stay. EVERYONE from the gentleman in the parking lot to the neurosurgeon was incredible. The nursing staff, cleaning staff, the transport staff all were wonderful. They were professional, pleasant and went out of there way to make him and the entire family comfortable. I'll be honest, I figured we'd need private duty nurses to help with his care since its a government entity but it was not necessary. I can only speak for the inpatient services but they were great.
2018-06-21 10:52:21 via Google
The majority of the medical staff are generally good.. The worst thing is PARKING and lots of ghetto type / personality disorder type employees who lack class and professionalism are loud and boisterous and rude and just repulsive. The cafeteria is way way way overpriced - the mini PX acts as if they are Sax Fifth Avenue or Nordstrom with their quadruple jacked up prices .. Pharmacy is horrible they need to overhaul the old system of getting medications and get some advanced state if the art technology
2020-01-15 05:05:18 via Google
A wonderful hospital. Thank you for everything. I am so appreciative of all you do for us vets. Great staff and doctors
2019-12-18 22:00:07 via Google
1. Just wanted to say thank you to Dr. Morales and all the amazing doctors, nurses, and members of the staff, for helping me with the utmost professionalism and sincere care in a time when I really needed it. Your dedication is seriously impressive. 2. I also wanted to thank the doctor who switched the conversation to spanish so that my dad could understand what was happening. You didn't have to do this and it meant so much to me. As well as your knowledge and way of treating people. 3. Thank you so much ER nurse and doctor who gave me hope as soon as you started to take care of me...just watching you guys work gave me peace of mind that everything was going to be fine. Thank you all for your service ❤
2019-07-01 18:39:40 via Google
A BIG UPs to the VA ER team on the night I visited (my visit was on 23Jun19 around 8p. I was welcomed by an extremely helpful young man as I entered the emergency room, he was very nice (wish I knew his name, but I remembered, he had a slight airfro). Erica (Sunshine) "good mornin" was amazing she was very nice and pleasant. Anna RN, Dr. E. Pulg (Critical Care), Christian H and one other guy sorry...you know who you are were wonderful I making sure I received the care I was seeking. I forgot/lost my meds during my travels to the Miami area on the way on a cruise. I was going to be away from home for a week. I quickly found the closest VA to the hotel I was staying and visited for what I thought would be a dreaded visit, but it was nothing even close to what I received. Everyone took care of me procedurally with the best of care. Being a sister VA (John D. Dingell) employee/veteran I was treated with the best of care and respect. My visit was quick and effective, I got the care I came for and now I can enjoy my vacation without the worry of having a possible health scare, thank you VAMC Miami from #johnddingell #detroit #whereveteranscomefirst #vamcmiami
