Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center

Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center is a hospital based behavioral health provider on Chicago's West Side, offering outpatient behavioral health services as part of the Sinai Chicago health system.

The program supports adults, adolescents and children navigating mental health and cooccurring substance use concerns.

Mount Sinai's mission centers on expanding access to equitable care for the West and Southwest Side communities it has served for decades.

Rehab and Case Management

Mount Sinai's core offering is hospital based outpatient behavioral health, anchored at the S Fairfield Ave campus.

Adults can access Sinai Outpatient Behavioral Health, while children and adolescents are served through the Under The Rainbow program tied to the Sinai network.

Treatment may incorporate evidence based approaches such as CBT, DBT and trauma focused care, alongside psychosocial rehab and case management.

Sessions are designed to address underlying mental health concerns while supporting cooccurring substance use needs through assessment and coordinated care.

Cooccurring and Community Centered Care

Beyond general behavioral health, Mount Sinai supports individuals with cooccurring mental health and substance use conditions, as well as people living with HIV/AIDS.

The program connects patients to a broader continuum of hospital, clinic and community based resources across Chicago.

Access, Coverage and Getting Started

Mount Sinai Hospital provides in person outpatient behavioral health services at its North Campus in the North Lawndale neighborhood, serving surrounding West and Southwest Side communities.

The program accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance and self-pay, with a sliding fee scale available for qualifying outpatient behavioral health patients.