Every parent hopes they will never face the frightening moment when their child needs immediate mental health care. When that moment comes, finding the right treatment can feel overwhelming—especially when the best care may not be close to home.
Families from across America turn to Vive Adolescent Care for specialized adolescent mental health treatment and a clear path forward. Whether your family is coming from across Utah or traveling from another part of the country, you won’t have to navigate the process alone. From the first call through stabilization, residential treatment, and the transition back to everyday life, Vive is here to guide your adolescent—and your family—every step of the way.
At Vive Adolescent Care, you’re not expected to navigate it alone. Our experienced admissions team is committed to making the process as straightforward and timely as possible, helping you understand your options, verifying insurance, coordinating the necessary information, and answering your questions every step of the way. Most importantly, we’ll move quickly to help your child enter a safe, medically supervised environment where compassionate professionals can begin providing the care they need. From your first phone call, our goal is to ease your burden, protect your child, and help your family take the first step toward healing.
Our Admissions Process is Easy
The admissions process is handled in the following manner:
Vive allows a number of ways to admit. Referral through healthcare provider, educational consultant, parent/guardian walk in, phone call, or online referral.
1. Insurance information is collected to verify coverage.
1. Parents complete all admission documents, which include medical and psychological history and biographical information.
2. Once approved, admit adolescent to the facility.
Our team is ready to assist in this challenging time. You may reach the Admissions Team by calling (435) 703-6470 and choosing option 1 for further assistance.
If you are a healthcare professional or Education Consultant, please follow the link below to submit a referral.
Act Immediately If Your Teen Is Talking About Suicide
Do not wait or assume the crisis will pass. If your teen is talking about suicide, threatening self-harm, or expressing a desire to die, treat it as a medical emergency. Stay with your teen, do not leave them alone, and call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately if you believe they are in immediate danger. Fast action can save your teen’s life.
