About Prairie View

Prairie View has a passion for helping people live well and relate to one another in a positive, healthy manner. By offering a complete range of mental and behavioral health services for children, adolescents, adults, older adults and families, Prairie View is able to treat depression, anxiety disorders, marital and family conflicts, aging issues, addictions and more.

On March 15, 1954, Prairie View opened its doors with a vision of caring for the emotional and psychological needs of persons with dignity, respect and the highest standards of care. Today, we are the state’s longest-serving non-profit behavioral and mental health center with six locations staffed with knowledgeable, caring professionals ready to assist you on your path to recovery.

The cost for services at Prairie View is covered by most major medical insurance programs, Medicaid, Medicare and TriCare.

As the community mental health center for McPherson, Marion and Harvey counties, residents can receive services based on their ability to pay, and none will be denied services due to inability to pay.

Services
Prairie View is committed to changing lives and saving families. Staff work with the patient and family, as well as community agencies, referral sources and any others involved to address each person’s specific needs.

• Individual, family and group therapy
• Alcohol and substance abuse services
• Community support for persons with severe and persistent mental illness
• Residential and vocational rehabilitation services
• Intensive outpatient programs for adults and older adults
• Behavioral consultation and intervention services for schools and long-term care centers
• Psychological testing
• Workshops and seminars for personal and professional growth
• Continuing education for persons in helping professions
• Prairie View Experiential/Adventure Course
• Employee Assistance Programs and workplace consultation services
• Special Purpose School, grades 1-12
• 30-bed psychiatric hospital and partial day hospital
• 24-bed adolescent residential center
• 24-hour crisis intervention and information
• National collaboration on drug research projects