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Meet Our Team

Meet the Inpatient Psychiatry Service team

Meet Our Team Providers Annmarie Caracansi , MD Associate Chief, Intensive Services, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Instructor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Ethan Anglemyer , DO Medical Director, Waltham CBAT; Assistant Training …
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Your Visit

Information for your visit to the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Your Visit Admission process Generally, your child will be admitted to the Inpatient Psychiatry Service (IPS) following a medical and psychiatric evaluation in response to a "crisis" (e.g., thoughts of hurting). The admission process involves a few …
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Finances

Learn about finances and patient care at the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Finances Many caregivers are concerned about their ability to pay for their child's hospitalization or whether it will be covered by insurance. Insurance is usually the primary method of payment for an inpatient hospitalization. If you have insurance, the …
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Physical Layout

Learn about the physical layout of the Inpatient Psychiatry Service unit.

Physical Layout The Inpatient Psychiatry Service is laid out like a "T," with the entrance at the "foot" of the T. When you enter and walk up the hall, you'll find staff offices, meeting rooms, the dining room/kitchen, and sensory room on either side of …
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Safety

Learn about safety measures at the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Safety We take many special measures to ensure safety and confidentiality for all our patients. The unit has two doors at the entrance that are kept locked at all times. When you arrive and ring the doorbell, a staff person will open the door for you. You …
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Treatment Team

Learn about the roles of the treatment team at the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Treatment Team Your child will be assigned a treatment team on the unit. Each team has one social worker, a psychiatry resident or fellow, psychiatry attending, and a variety of nurses and other clinicians who all help with different parts of your child's …
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Your Child's Hospitalization

Information about your child's hospitalization from the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Your Child's Hospitalization No caregiver wants to see their child in the hospital. Our staff on the Inpatient Psychiatry Service (IPS) at Boston Children's Hospital are devoted to getting your child home as quickly as possible. Treatment Assessment: Our …
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Going Home

Tips on going home from the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Going Home Going home from the hospital is usually a relief, but it can also be stressful and raise other concerns. Some caregivers worry about their ability to keep their child safe at home. Others may be concerned about their child's return to school …
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Frequently Asked Questions

See frequently asked questions about the Inpatient Psychiatry Service.

Frequently Asked Questions How long will my child have to stay at the Inpatient Psychiatry Service? Length of stay on the IPS usually ranges from a few days to a few weeks, but it varies depending on the reason for admission, the progress that your child …