Mission Statement
To provide quality healthcare services that: patients recommend to family and friends, physicians prefer for their patients, purchasers select for their clients, employees are proud of, and investors seek for long-term returns.
Statement of Principles
Service Excellence
Provide timely, professional, effective and efficient service to all customers.
Continuous Improvement In Measurable Ways
Identify key needs and assess how well we meet those needs.
Continuously improve services and measure progress.
Employee Development
Hire talented and driven people.
Increase skills through training and experience.
Provide opportunities for growth within UHS.
Ethical And Fair Treatment Of All
We are committed to fairness and trust with our patients, the physicians, purchasers of our services, and employees.We conduct our business according to the highest ethical standards.
Teamwork
Work together to provide ever-improving customer service.
Our team approach supersedes traditional departmental organization and creates a true customer focus.People at all levels of the organization participate in decision-making and process improvement.
Compassion
Never lose sight of the fact that we provide care and comfort to people in need.Patients and families who rely upon us receive respectful and dignified treatment at all times.
Innovation In Service Delivery
Invest in the development of new and better ways of delivering our services.
. Children (ages 5-12)
Young children are extremely fragile; however,with early intervention treatment can be very successful.
Some of the signs that a child needs help include:
Major changes in sleeping/eating habits
Mood swings
Uncontrollable outbursts
Sad,not interested in normal activities
Hurting oneself or others including animals or toys
Drop in grades
Hearing voices
Difficulty concentrating
Isolating one self
If signs such as these are seen,please call UBH Denton immediately at 940-320-8100 for a free assessment.
Adolescent (ages 13-17)
Mental Health
Chemical Dependency
Detoxification
Co-Occurring Disorders
Being a teenager is stressful. Teenagers face major peer pressures,worry about grades,their futures and the uncertainties of this world. Through this time period,adolescents also experience major changes in their bodies and their brains. At times,they need some additional help and guidance to handle the pressure and stress.
Some of the signs that a teen needs help include:
Major changes in sleeping/eating habits
Mood swings
Uncontrollable outbursts
Depressed not interested in normal activities
Self injury or hurting others
Poor performance in school or dropping out of activities
Hearing voices
Difficulty concentrating or abnormal thoughts
Substance abuse or other types of addictions including obsessive gaming,social media/internet or sexual addictions
Major challenges with following rules
Low self esteem
Hallucinations or grandiose behaviors
Major weight gain or weight loss
Adult (ages 18-mature adults)
Mental Health
Chemical Dependency
Detoxification
Co-Occurring Disorders
Adults with mental illness and chemical dependency suffer tremendously. Treatment can be effective for both the individual and the family dealing with life altering behaviors.
Some of the signs that an adult needs help include:
Depression and Anxiety
Unable to sleep or constantly tired and withdrawn
Difficulty with normal life activities
Excessive drinking or other uses of chemicals
Major changes in sleeping/eating habits
Withdrawal from family/friends
Mood swings
Uncontrollable outbursts
Hearing voices or hallucinations
Difficulty concentrating or abnormal thoughts
Addictions including obsessive gaming,social media/internet or sexual addictions
Major weight gain or weight loss
Increased spending or obsessive lying
Trauma of any kind; loss of a love one,serious accident,etc.