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Rainbow Mental Health Facility
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Total Number Of Beds : 50
Description
Rainbow Mental Health Facility Rainbow MHF is an inpatient psychiatric hospital for adults located in the Kansas City metropolitan area The hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission certified by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and licensed for 50 beds
MISSION
Lead in Compassionate PatientCentered Treatment Discovering Solutions
VISION
Every Patient Takes Charge of Their Life
CORE VALUES
Respect
Excellent Services
Safety
Therapeutic Interactions
Acceptance
Teamwork
Effective Communication
Rainbow Mental Health Facility provides services to adults diagnosed with psychiatric disorders regardless of ability to pay or legal status The hospital serves individuals from 5 counties in Kansas through collaboration of services with 3 Community Mental Health Centers These community mental health centers refer individuals to the hospital through a screening process
Effective January 2 2008 Rainbow Mental Health Facility will be a Tobacco Free Hospital On that date no patient will be allowed to use any tobacco products on campus
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