Guthrie Clinic at Fort Drum New York

Samaritan Medical Center proudly offers a full range of imaging and radiology services for our patients in the Watertown and Fort Drum, NY area X-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT scan, PET scan, interventional and more

We provide high quality psychological services to children, adolescents, adults, relationships and families. We strive to provide optimal quality treatment in a comfortable environment. We coordinate with appropriate medical professionals as needed. Office management staff assist in the ease of insurance billing and reimbursement. Treatment can occur through individual psychotherapy or couple and family psychotherapy. Our therapists use empirically validated approaches to ensure high quality psychotherapy. Yet, therapy is individualized for each person and the specific needs that are presented. We also provide a variety of educational and medical psychological evaluations and consultations. Psychological assessment offer objective measurements of individuals. These are tools that can provide a great resource for the schools system when there is a question of learning or behavioral problems. More medical procedures are requiring psychological evaluations to determine whether the patient is psychologically appropriate for the medical intervention. Our reports back to the referring agency our clear and focused on the questions at hand. Contact us today for more information.

Since 1965, Carthage Area Hospitals have been providing quality and reliable health care to patients from the greater Carthage area. Our knowledgeable staff is able to meet a variety of health care needs. Our commitment to efficiency and patient experience has allowed us to have the shortest emergency services wait time in the area. The Carthage Area Hospital Behavioral Health, operated by Carthage Area Hospital, is designed to assist people with various emotional and psychiatric problems. We are located at 3 Bridge St. in the Carthage Area Hospital Professional Building. Upon calling the clinic, or receiving a referral, your case will be assigned to the appropriate staff member. At the initial visit, the staff member will conduct an initial assessment and a plan for treatment will be discussed with the patient.