Canyon Ridge Hospital

We want to take the time to highlight Men's Health Month. We encourage men across the country to focus on their mental health, because healing starts with caring for one's self. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call 909-590-4021 for a no-cost assessment.

We want to take the time to highlight the importance of PTSD Awareness Month. We support veterans who have struggled with PTSD at any level, and we offer a full range of services to meet their needs. Our Patriot Support Program is tailored to provide support for both current and former military members who are experiencing a mental health crisis. For more information, please call us at 909-590-4021.

On this Memorial Day, we would like to commemorate the anniversary of our Patriot Support Program. We have been honored to develop meaningful, collaborative relationships with military installations in Southern California and across the nation. Over the past year, we've fine-tuned our programming, launched a new 28-Day program, and continued to support the important work that our military provides. To learn more, visit http://spklr.io/6187UqLJ.

We are seeking new teammates who are as passionate as we are about improving our community's mental health! We offer competitive pay, growth and development opportunities, and a chance to improve the lives of others every day. We are seeking Registered Nurses for nights and weekends, and we also have openings for Counselors, Case Managers, and more. To see all of our rewarding career opportunities, visit http://spklr.io/6183Uqzt.

Canyon Ridge Hospital celebrated its employees this year for by having a taco truck come on Thursday. Thank you to our awesome staff for all you do for the care of our patients.

Canyon Ridge Hospital celebrated for its employees this year by having a churro truck come on site. Here we have our hardworking intake counselor, Katlyn Liepman, and Supervisor of Dietary Services, Olivia Santiago. We appreciate all of the hospital staff that work tirelessly to contribute to our patient's care and healing.

Trauma-Informed Care is a fundamental approach at both the clinical and organizational levels of Canyon Ridge Hospital, and our team is honored to help spread awareness on National Trauma Survivors Day. Trauma-informed Care means understanding the unique signs and symptoms of trauma, as well as potential stressors, of both patients and staff alike. By rooting our hospital's culture in Trauma-Informed Care, we're able to better integrate the approach into our policies and procedures. Canyon Ridge Hospital aims to build unique and trusting relationships with our patients and community to improve long-term health outcomes.

We are celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month throughout the month of May. We encourage you to take a moment to reflect on your mental health and how it affects you. Knowing signs and symptoms is important to getting the appropriate help you need. For more information, call 909-590-4001 for a free no-cost assessment today.

Two of our wonderful Therapists, Gloria and Jessica, recently put on a game night for our adolescent patients. These two work hard to ensure that our patients have the skills they need to succeed, both in school and at home. We thank you both for all that you do!

Jordan, Therapist, and Harold, Driver, recently took a trip to Yogurt Land to celebrate the group attendance numbers for our Outpatient Yellow Track. Jordan and the rest of the staff have gone above and beyond to ensure that our patients' experiences are positive and uplifting. We thank you for your hard work and dedication to our patients!

We are focused on improving the patient experience every single day, so naturally we are excited to celebrate Patient Experience Week! One of the core values we hold for all team members is Service Excellence, which is our model of putting every patient first, every time we interact with them. Pictured is our recent glow-in-the-dark line dancing event for our outpatient attendees to celebrate their achievements!

We are proud to partner with installations from all branches of our country's military. Through our Patriot Support Program, our dedicated unit is trained to understand and respect the values and culture of military personnel. Our clinical team offers therapeutic, evidence-based interventions to help deliver high quality care for a successful transition back to active duty or civilian life. To better serve our active duty service members, we have officially launched a 28-day track for extended treatment and services. To learn more, visit http://spklr.io/6180ot2M.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Fitness Trainer to join our team! In this role, you will help patients in our 28-day program maintain physical and mental wellness while in our care. If you are looking to grow in your career while helping others in their healing process, then this is the role for you! To learn more and apply, visit http://spklr.io/6184owOn

Canyon Ridge Hospital and Michael’s House Treatment Center have a long-standing relationship in serving the community's substance use and behavioral health needs. It is always a pleasure when we can meet with their team for important conversations on how our two institutions can better work together. We were recently offered a tour of their Residential Treatment Center, Sober Living, and Outpatient facilities in beautiful Palm Springs! Pictured are Shawn Clark, our Director of Business Development, and Sheila Hunt, Director of Business Development for Michael's House.

Children of military service members from all branches must deal with their parents' deployments, frequent moves, and even the trauma their parents may experience as part of military service. On average, military families move every two to three years, and military children change schools an average of six to nine times from kindergarten through graduation. This year, an estimated 30% will move to a new installation. As part of the Patriot Support Program, we are proud to be a resource for service members and their families. To learn more, visit http://spklr.io/6187oVHW.

Annually, company leadership assembles to celebrate the achievements of the previous year and recognize the dedicated, visionary leaders and teams who serve patients at our Facilities. Canyon Ridge Hospital received the Chairman’s Council Award, recognizing our achievements in patient safety, clinical outcomes, quality achievements and financial performance for 2023.
In response to receiving this award, our CEO, Stephanie Bernier, says, "We work extremely hard to ensure that every patient has positive experiences and outcomes from their treatment with us. We have an amazing team, and I am extremely proud to work at Canyon Ridge Hospital." Pictured are the departmental leaders who help us ensure that we provide quality care to our community every single day.

To better serve our active duty service members, we have officially launched our Road to Recovery program. Road to Recovery is an extension of the important Patriot Support Program that has provided care to military members around the globe since May 2023. This program is a 28-day track that offers extended treatment and services to accommodate the longer duration of the treatment plan. We're honored to enhance our service lines to better suit the needs of our military personnel.
To learn more about our military program, visit https://canyonridgehospital.com/programs-services/military-program/.

National Doctors' Day is on March 30, and we want to take the time to celebrate doctors across healthcare. Doctors impact the lives of both patients and communities alike across the globe. We thank doctors for the work they continue to do in helping to treat patients and save lives. Remember to thank a doctor today and every day!

In recognition of Music Therapy Month, pictured is Jared Z., who is one of our talented music facilitators. When we asked Jared about what he thought music therapy meant to him he said, "Music has a mystic property to it, in that it reaches a part of the soul that nothing else can. It can heal in the most profound way and reach a part of us that doesn’t often get reached."

We thank our music facilitators for the awesome work that they do in helping our patient's health and wellbeing.

March is Music Therapy Month, and we are proud to recognize one our passionate facilitators of therapeutic music, Krystal W. When asked what her role means to her, Krystal said, "Since I began offering music therapy/activities at Canyon Ridge Hospital, I’ve gained a profound understanding of its impact on individuals navigating mental health crises. Witnessing patients open up and release emotions through singing their favorite songs has been a deeply rewarding experience.

She continues, "While much of the music offered is mainstream and uplifting, some selections chosen by patients help them express emotions they struggle to put into words. Many have ended our sessions in tears, grateful for the opportunity to share and express themselves. I take great pleasure in bringing these activities to the hospital and am thankful for the chance to make a positive difference, even if it’s just for one person."

We thank you, Krystal, for your passion and dedication to helping our patients heal through music therapy!

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) are more intensive than traditional therapy and are designed to provide structured psychiatric treatment and support to those who have previously struggled with sustaining therapeutic gains. Patients participate in psycho-educational, process, and medication management groups for three hours, three days per week.

To ensure adequate access to care, we are now offering an Evening Virtual IOP track for individuals who are 18+ with full-time work or school obligations. This evening program is offered entirely online from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, with additional access available 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Saturday mornings.

If you are interested in learning more about this or any other treatment offered at Canyon Ridge Hospital, please call 909-590-4001 for a no-cost assessment.

This month is , and Canyon Ridge Hospital wants to recognize our hardworking social workers. Our team is passionate and dedicated to every patient's care during their admission and ensuring safe, appropriate plans after discharge. These outstanding individuals meet the needs of not only the hospital, but the patients they serve every day.

Thank you for all you do!

March is Social Work Month. We want to give a huge thank you to all the hard-working, caring, and supportive social workers out there that go above and beyond in their work. You truly make a difference in people’s lives, and we are so grateful for you!

We have created inpatient and outpatient programming to address the unique issues of the aging population - our Generations Program. While people of all ages could suffer from anxiety, depression, or substance use, this specialized programming is designed to help cover grief and loss, changes in physical function, chronic pain, or role changes into retirement.

If you or someone you know is suffering with some challenges of aging, please contact our assessment and referral team to help you get the help you need. To schedule a no-cost, confidential assessment, call 909-590-4001 today.

This week is National Pride in Foodservice Week! We want to take a moment to recognize our wonderful team that makes delicious meals for our patients and staff. Join us in saying thank you to our food service team here at Canyon Ridge Hospital!

February is Women's Heart Health Awareness Month. Stay informed and know your numbers for heart health. Take a moment this month to educate and familiarize yourself with the signs and symptoms of what could be a possible heart attack.

We will be having a job fair open to the community on Jan. 31 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. We are currently looking for talented Registered Nurses, Licensed Vocational Nurses/ LPTs, and Mental Health Workers/CNAs.

If you're looking to join an amazing team, we are the hospital for you! For more information on open positions, please visit http://spklr.io/6183WrvN.