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Woodridge Hospital, first built in 1985, provides mental health and co-occurring substance use disorder services for adults, adolescents and children ages 6 and older. Woodridge psychiatrists and advanced practice providers lead a team of professionals that includes behavioral health therapists and expressive therapists, a psychiatric nursing team and discharge planners, who will help coordinate follow up care post discharge.
To address the growing need for behavioral health services, Woodridge Hospital opened a walk-in crisis center in late 2022. The center is located at the hospital’s main entrance and is open 24/7. It features a triage room, nursing station and eight evaluation rooms. The goal of the walk-in crisis center is to promptly treat patients experiencing a behavioral health crisis and efficiently disposition them to the level of care most appropriate for their needs.
Mental health is just as important as your physical health. Ballad Health has developed a system of behavioral health services that give you and your loved ones the tools you can use to enjoy a more satisfying, productive life.
When to seek care at the walk-in crisis center:
Please note the walk-in crisis center does not treat the following conditions:
Woodridge provides inpatient mental health care for adults, children and seniors, as well as intensive outpatient programs.
No matter what you’ve done or what life’s done to you, you aren’t alone.
Call the Respond helpline – any day, any time – at 1-800-366-1132.
We’re here to listen.
We provide a safe place where patients and their families can be comfortable, supported and treated with compassion and dignity.
For inpatients, we offer visiting hours to ensure family members can see their loved ones during their hospital stay.
Please note that our front lobby is currently closed due to ongoing construction.
For Ballad Health to best serve the people of the Appalachian Highlands, we survey and conduct focus groups to get a read on overall health in the region. To read about the Woodridge Hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), visit our CHNA page.
Johnson City Medical Center Standard Charges, including Woodridge Hospital and Niswonger Children’s Hospital [CSV file, 33 MB] – updated 9/8/2023
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Expand a section below to read more about Woodridge Hospital and our community.
Woodridge Hospital earned a Press Ganey 2016 Guardian of Excellence Award for providing a patient experience ranked in the top 5 percent of hospitals measured.
That means your neighbors reported feeling very satisfied with our care – and you can expect us to help you get the care you need, too.
Woodridge Hospital was built in 1985 by Watauga Mental Health Services (now known as Frontier Health) to serve this region’s psychiatric hospitalization needs.
In 2006, Mountain States Health Alliance acquired Woodridge Hospital. It was designated a service of Johnson City Medical Center at that time and is physically located directly across the street from Johnson City Medical Center.
Woodridge Hospital is currently designated as one of the four hospitals in the Washington County Region (which includes Johnson City Medical Center, Niswonger Children’s Hospital and Franklin Woods Community Hospital).
Bustling with a population of more than 60,000, Johnson City lies just west of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Northeast Tennessee. The rugged beauty of the Appalachians surrounds the thriving city that encompasses all of Washington County and parts of Carter and Sullivan counties.
It is known for its rich history (Daniel Boone, Al Capone and railroads), cultural heritage (bluegrass music, quilts and storytelling), outdoor adventure area (hiking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing) and beautiful lakes and mountain vistas. Yet, the eighth largest city in Tennessee also boasts diverse economic and educational opportunities and has become a regional hub for health care, including medical and pharmacy schools associated with East Tennessee State University. The city is also home to a beautiful and historic Veterans Administration campus and hospital.
Food, crafts, music and other entertainment abound at the area’s many annual events such as the Blue Plum Festival (June), Pepsi Independence Day Celebration (July 4), Umoja Festival (August), the Taste of Johnson City (September), the Storytelling Festival (October). Local bands bring the nights alive at popular downtown locations. Exciting day trips to Asheville, Knoxville, Gatlinburg and the ski areas of North Carolina are about an hour away.
All this, an excellent economy and one of the lowest costs of living in the U.S. led Forbes magazine to list Johnson City as one of the “Best Small Cities for Business and Careers.” Kiplinger’s named it one of the “10 Least Expensive Cities for Living in the U.S.A.” Residents and visitors alike are drawn to the big city opportunities and small-town atmosphere of Johnson City, a one-of-a-kind town. For more information about the area go to visitjohnsoncitytn.com.
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