Lipshie-Williams, Madeleine, MD

Mercy Behavioral Health, established in 1969, is a community health center offering medical assistance to patients suffering from mental disabilities. It provides diagnosis and treatment for bipolar disorder, depression, schizophrenia, personality disorders, anxiety, mental illness, drug and alcohol addiction, anger, grief, death and divorce. The services offered by the center include psychiatric rehabilitation and vocational training; crisis intervention and case management; individual and group therapies; and medication management and monitoring. Its staff includes caseworkers, school-based therapists, counselors, clinicians, crisis specialists and nurses. Mercy Behavioral Health is approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, and is located in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Mercy is a community health and wellness provider dedicated to serving the most vulnerable populations in the region, guided by the spirit of the Sisters of Mercy since 1843. They offer a range of services including behavioral health, mental health rehabilitation, substance use treatment, and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With a person-centered and trauma-informed approach, Pittsburgh Mercy emphasizes holistic wellness that encompasses body, mind, and spirit. Their commitment to community engagement and support reflects their mission to empower individuals and foster well-being across various aspects of life. Generated from the website