Hampton Behavioral Health Center

Hampton Behavioral Health Center Hampton Behavioral Health Center serves south and central New Jersey as well as surrounding areas. Model representations of real patients are shown.

Physicians are on the medical staff of Hampton Behavioral Health Center, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Hampton Behavioral Health. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. We are unable to provide medical advice through social media. Please contact your physician, or in case of emergency, call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at 988

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Today is recognized as Patient Appreciation Day during National Health Center Week! Patients are at the heart of health ...
08/05/2025

Today is recognized as Patient Appreciation Day during National Health Center Week! Patients are at the heart of health centers and this day recognizes their role in shaping care delivery.

Thank you to the National Association of Community Health Centers for helping with the celebration.

During National Health Center week, Hampton wants to be sure to acknowledge our staff as they are the reason we continue...
08/04/2025

During National Health Center week, Hampton wants to be sure to acknowledge our staff as they are the reason we continue to thrive. Clinical and non-clinical staff are the reason we can continue to care for our patients and provide excellent treatment. Thank you to all of the staff at Hampton who continue to give 100% each and every day!

Thank you to the National Association of Community Health Centers for helping with the celebration.

National Health Center Week, August 3 to 9, celebrates America’s Health Centers and their 60-year legacy of providing hi...
08/04/2025

National Health Center Week, August 3 to 9, celebrates America’s Health Centers and their 60-year legacy of providing high-quality, affordable and accessible care to millions.

Thank you to the National Association of Community Health Centers for helping with the celebration.

Earlier this month, the Hampton Behavioral Health Center had the pleasure of co-hosting a Burlington County Provider Lun...
07/31/2025

Earlier this month, the Hampton Behavioral Health Center had the pleasure of co-hosting a Burlington County Provider Luncheon in collaboration with Newport Healthcare. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who took the time to attend this event, which brought together various professionals and stakeholders in the field to share insights and foster connections.

July 30 is World Day against Trafficking in Persons. This day is remembered using the Blue Heart campaign which signals ...
07/30/2025

July 30 is World Day against Trafficking in Persons. This day is remembered using the Blue Heart campaign which signals solidarity with the victims of human trafficking as well as the coldheartedness of those who buy and sell their fellow human beings. This year’s campaign highlights the vital role of law enforcement and the criminal justice system in dismantling organized trafficking networks while ensuring a victim-centered approach.

Hampton's Employee of the Month for July is Kevin Williams! Kevin has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment, not o...
07/25/2025

Hampton's Employee of the Month for July is Kevin Williams! Kevin has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment, not only to his fellow Mental Health Associates but also to staff members across various departments. Kevin’s willingness to share clinical expertise, offer emotional support and collaborate on interdisciplinary initiatives has made him an invaluable resource and a trusted colleague throughout the facility. Kevin exemplifies the spirit of teamwork and compassion. His efforts have not only improved patient outcomes but also strengthened interdepartmental relationships and boosted overall morale. Kevin exemplifies our Service Excellence standards in every aspect of his work. He consistently demonstrates professionalism and excellence through his clinical expertise, attention to detail and unwavering commitment to high-quality care.

Kevin’s interactions with patients, families and colleagues reflect a deep sense of respect and compassion, truly treating everyone as a guest and making all feel valued and supported. Beyond his immediate responsibilities, he has made significant contributions to employees both within and outside the nursing department, offering mentorship, guidance and a collaborative spirit that strengthens our entire team. Way to go, Kevin!

Pictured left to right are CEO Craig Hilton, Karen B., Kevin Williams and Mike Stewart.

The Nursing Supervisors would like to pass the Collaboration Cup to the Housekeeping Department! The supervisors work du...
07/24/2025

The Nursing Supervisors would like to pass the Collaboration Cup to the Housekeeping Department! The supervisors work during off-hours and would like to recognize the housekeepers who work hard to keep the hospital clean and respond to any requests that are made, noting that Mr. Rich and Angel have been so helpful and supportive. The supervisors are so appreciative of their hard work, especially when problems arise and Mr. Rich and Angel are always willing to lend a hand.

The following are comments from the nursing supervisors:
“Angel and Mr. Rich: Thank you for your dedication to cleaning and maintaining the building during the night shift. You may not think that your hard work isn't noticed but we do notice and appreciate your hard work. Angel we also appreciate your flexibility and patience when something happens on a unit that requires your immediate attention. You're also always quick to answer the call when staff needs assistance to feel safe entering the facility overnight.”

“Your work is truly appreciated. Thanks so much for all you do.”

Pictured from left to right are Bonnie Moore, Coilin Davey, Bianca Davis, Marie Mesidor and CEO Craig Hilton.

Today marks three-year anniversary for the 988 Lifeline. a crucial resource that has been established to provide support...
07/16/2025

Today marks three-year anniversary for the 988 Lifeline. a crucial resource that has been established to provide support and assistance to individuals in-crisis.

If you or someone you know is in distress, call or text 988, help is waiting for you.

Mental health affects everyone but access, support and understanding aren’t always equal. July is Minority Mental Health...
07/14/2025

Mental health affects everyone but access, support and understanding aren’t always equal. July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month to honor the unique mental health experiences of Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities and work to break the stigma, amplify voices and promote culturally competent care.

If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out, we are here to help. https://hamptonhospital.com/

Every year, the second week of July is National Therapeutic Recreation Week. This week recognizes the important role of ...
07/10/2025

Every year, the second week of July is National Therapeutic Recreation Week. This week recognizes the important role of recreation therapy in enhancing the lives of individuals. Hampton is proud of recreation therapists that work in our facility and the services they provide to our patients.

These skilled professionals work diligently within our facility, providing essential services that cater to the unique needs of our patients, helping them to engage in meaningful recreational activities that promote physical, emotional and social well-being.

We celebrated Helen DiLello who is retiring from the ECT Department. We are thankful for her contributions to the hospit...
07/08/2025

We celebrated Helen DiLello who is retiring from the ECT Department. We are thankful for her contributions to the hospital and wish her luck and happiness in this next chapter of life!

Hampton staff celebrated to recognize the freedom that came on June 19, 1865, ending slavery in the United States afte...
07/07/2025

Hampton staff celebrated to recognize the freedom that came on June 19, 1865, ending slavery in the United States after the Civil War. This year marked the fourth consecutive year of Juneteenth as a federally recognized U.S. holiday. Hampton staff were happy to be a part of bringing continuous awareness to this important day.

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About Hampton Behavioral Health Center

A Higher Standard of Care

Hampton Behavioral Health Center offers unparalleled inpatient and outpatient treatment for adolescents, adults, dually diagnosed adults (mental health and addiction issues) and older adults. Understanding the diverse needs of our patients, we also offer Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Our main campus is centrally located in Westampton Township, New Jersey, and houses our 110-bed inpatient facility as well as Hampton Counseling Center, providing Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) services. Hampton Counseling Center’s satellite outpatient locations are located in Cherry Hill, Camden County and Hamilton Township.

We treat a variety of psychiatric diagnoses, including, but not limited to, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, psychosis and behavioral health conditions with co-occurring chemical dependencies. Most patients are admitted to Hampton Behavioral Health Center voluntarily; however, sometimes family or friends intervene to help a loved one who may be putting themselves or others at risk. Hampton Behavioral Health Center’s dedicated units and distinct programs are designed to meet the unique needs of each population we serve. After a comprehensive evaluation to assess a patient’s needs, a multidisciplinary treatment team develops a treatment plan tailored for that patient. The treatment team is led by a psychiatrist and consists of advanced practice nurses, registered nurses, licensed social workers, creative therapists, addiction counselors and mental health associates.

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