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Our Delaware outpatient treatment is different from psychiatric, depression or anxiety treatment. This type of care usually does not require patients to stay at the facility while being treated. When visiting the facility, patients spend time in customized sessions over the course of a day. This can be beneficial for full-time employees seeking treatment because it allows patients to continue to maintain a life outside of treatment. Nearly 19.5% of adults within Sussex County, Delaware reported experiencing a mental illness, like depressive disorder, in 2017. Mental illness is an immense and pressing concern for our local community, and SUN is stepping up to help.Learn more

The demand for telehealth consultations in Delaware has never been greater than it is today. As an organization, SUN Behavioral Delaware is committed to adapting our treatment programs to meet our community’s needs. Patients will always come first, and our full continuum of care will always be available to those who need it. The term “telehealth services” is known by quite a few names. From electronic communications to telemental health or telemedicine, these services all mean the same thing. You can access medical benefits by phone or online in real-time. These telehealth sessions offer identical quality care, just as you receive in person. Learn more

One of the most important factors for adolescents in treatment is the proper assessment and management of their mental health condition. This sets the stage for the care they will continue to receive into adulthood. At our adolescent inpatient treatment in Delaware, professionals specializing in the care of adolescent patients use their expertise to make quality assessments. Our goal is to match our patients with the evidence-based treatments they need. We’re committed to positive patient outcomes and helping others heal. This will lead to an improvement in daily functioning in the community, school, and at home. Learn more