We provide inpatient services for patients living with mental illness. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians.
Physicians are on the medical staff of Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital. Model representations of real patients are shown. We are unable to provide medical advice through social media. Please contact your physician, or in case of emergency, call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at 988. Please visit our website for language assistance, disability accommodations, the non-discrimination notice, Terms of Service and other important disclaimers.
03/10/2026
Celebrating Music Therapy Month! We’re proud to recognize the incredible work of our Expressive Arts team during Music Therapy Month. This weekend, our Manager of Expressive Arts, Kristin, MMT, MT BC, presented “Songwriting as Storytelling Through Playful Means” at the Mid Atlantic Region of the American Music Therapy Association (MAR AMTA) conference.
Her session showcased the power of creativity, connection, and play in the therapeutic songwriting process, drawing inspiration from group songwriting interventions with the individuals in our care.
Pictured here with co presenter Tim W., a former LBHH intern, the duo energized attendees with meaningful strategies that bring voice, expression, and healing to those we serve. Thank you, Kristin and Tim, for your commitment to advancing the field of music therapy! Your passion and innovation continue to make a profound impact.
03/09/2026
Yesterday marked International Women’s Day, a global moment dedicated to celebrating progress, elevating voices and recognizing the importance of equity and opportunity for all. We’re proud to work alongside extraordinary colleagues whose leadership, compassion and dedication strengthen our mission every day.
Today, we reflect on the importance of creating an environment where everyone—patients, staff and community partners—has the opportunity to thrive, contribute and lead. Here’s to continuing the journey toward greater inclusion, opportunity and progress, together.
03/06/2026
We’re thrilled to share that Greg F. is stepping into his new role as Director of Plant Operations! Greg brings an impressive depth of hands on experience, from construction site management and facility operations to leading construction teams at Rock of Lititz. His strong leadership, technical expertise and deep operational insight make him an exceptional fit to guide our Plant Operations team forward.
Please join us in congratulating Greg on this well deserved new chapter. We’re excited to see all you will accomplish in this role and the impact you’ll continue to make across our hospital community.
03/04/2026
Last week, Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital was proud to participate in the PA Student Assistance Program (SAP) Conference in State College! Our Community Relations Representative, Greg, attended as a vendor to share information about LBHH’s services, highlight available behavioral health resources and connect with dedicated professionals from across Pennsylvania who support student well being. The SAP Conference brings together school staff, mental health partners and community organizations committed to helping students succeed and LBHH is honored to be part of these meaningful conversations.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table to learn more about how we support youth, families and the broader community. We value these partnerships and look forward to continued collaboration!
Pictured below with Greg are Matt from Roxbury Treatment Center, Nichole from The Meadows Psychiatric Center and Crystal from Clarion Psychiatric Center.
03/03/2026
This month, we proudly recognize and celebrate the dedicated social workers who make a profound impact every day at Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital. Their compassion, resilience and expertise ensure that every individual receives the care, dignity and encouragement they deserve.
To our incredible Social Work team: thank you for your unwavering commitment to healing, hope and whole person care. Your work changes lives, strengthens our community and inspires us all. Please join us in celebrating the extraordinary social workers of LBHH—not just this month but every day.
02/26/2026
Winter fun in our Outpatient area! We’re excited to share some of the fun artwork now displayed in our Outpatient area, home to our Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs.
Some of our newest projects include decorative hearts for Valentine’s Day, a series of colorful Punxsutawney Phils “celebrating” six more weeks of winter and an adult coloring page that brings stress relief and relaxation!
These bright, cheerful pieces add a playful touch, helping create an environment that feels welcoming, positive and full of personality.
We love how these small moments of creativity can lift spirits and bring smiles throughout the day.
02/24/2026
Congratulations to our 2025 Employees of the Year, Jaycie and Patience! Please join us in celebrating Jaycie and Patience, two exceptional team members who continue to set the bar for Service Excellence. Their unwavering commitment, professionalism and compassion make a meaningful impact on the individuals we support and on their colleagues every single day.
Photo 1: Jaycie and Patience together
Additional Photos:
• Jaycie with her supervisor, Katie
• Patience with her supervisor, Leah
We are incredibly proud of all they contribute and the difference they make. Congratulations on this well deserved recognition!
02/12/2026
Please join us in celebrating Amanda R., a Registered Nurse whose unwavering advocacy and compassion make a profound impact every day. Amanda ensures our patients feel heard, supported and cared for with exceptional attention and promptness. Her commitment to the team is unmatched. She is often the first to volunteer for extra shifts, day or night, and readily rearranges her schedule to support the hospital’s needs. No matter the role, Amanda steps in wholeheartedly and remains a steady source of encouragement for her coworkers.
Thank you, Amanda, for your dedication, flexibility and the positivity you bring to our team. Your service excellence shines brightly and we are truly grateful for all you do.
02/11/2026
Last week, our team brought spirit from The Big Game to work with a day and evening celebration dedicated to appreciating the incredible staff who keep everything running strong. Employees showed off their pride by repping their favorite teams jerseys, team colors and plenty of friendly rivalry filled the building!
Pizza, boneless wings, salad and football shaped brownies were served in the gym, with additional deliveries made to breakrooms for a mid shift boost. Whether teammates stopped by during the day or overnight, everyone had a chance to join in the fun and connect with one another.
Thank you to all our amazing employees for your hard work, dedication and teamwork. Your passion is what makes our organization a winning team!
02/06/2026
We had an inspiring day representing our team at the Elevate Aevidum Annual Conference on January 29 at Spooky Nook! The energy in the room was incredible—students from 52 schools across 17 counties came together to learn, lead and support one another through Aevidum’s powerful message of “I’ve got your back.”
Our Director of Business Development, Staci D., hosted our vendor table and connected with students and educators from across the region, while Kristin R. and Jessica H. led two impactful breakout sessions during the event.
01/29/2026
Empathy is at the core of everything we do. From the first call to every moment of care, our team meets each patient with compassion, respect and understanding, because healing starts with feeling heard.
January Employee Appreciation Event! Last week, our team was treated to fresh, handcrafted drinks from the Lynn And Gray Coffee Co Truck. It was a simple, delicious way to show big appreciation for our incredible staff, perfect for night shift team members heading home and day shift staff starting their morning.
We’re grateful for each of you and everything you do. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!
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If you or a loved one is struggling and in need of behavioral health services, Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital provides treatment, resources and support.
Through a partnership between Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health and Universal Health Services, we will provide inpatient and outpatient services for patients living with mental illness, substance abuse or co-occurring issues.
Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital will be the only freestanding psychiatric hospital in Lancaster County, as well as the first facility in Lancaster County to offer inpatient behavioral health therapy for adolescents and a specialized women’s trauma program.
We will strive not only to provide excellent behavioral health services, but also to be a leader in the promotion of wellness, support the education of behavioral health professionals, and improve the Lancaster community’s understanding of mental health.
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