MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION TREATMENT FOR YOUR PATIENTS

Work with us to provide care for patients struggling with substance use or mental health disorders. 

As a healthcare provider, you’re committed to helping your patients live fuller, healthier lives. For those patients struggling with addiction, trauma, PTSD, eating disorders, or mental health concerns, you want a trusted partner who can bolster your approach and provide comprehensive care. If your patient needs more than what can be provided in a traditional outpatient setting, we can help you lead them to long-term recovery.  

EHN Canada offers evidence-based treatment programs designed to complement and enhance the care you provide. With clinical expertise, facilities across Canada, and a collaborative approach to care, we work alongside you to support your patients in their recovery journeys. From initial referral through discharge and Aftercare, we maintain open communication and provide regular progress updates—because we know that continuity of care is essential in helping your patients thrive.  

Healthcare providers across Canada are seeing the growing impact of mental health and addiction challenges.

Almost 2.5 million Canadians—7.9% of the population—reported unmet healthcare needs, citing a desire for additional support. 

Statistics Canada  

7-24 years can be cut from the life expectancy of a patient with a major mental illness.

World Psychiatry 

How our treatment programs support your patients

At EHN Canada, we understand that referring a patient for specialized care is an important decision. Our collaborative approach and policy of open communication through the referral, discharge, and Aftercare processes ensures you feel supported every step of the way.   

Evidence-based treatment

Our treatment programs rely on clinical approaches that help patients recover and build lasting wellness. 

Treatment for complex conditions

We specialize in treating co-occurring disorders, addressing both mental health and addiction with integrated, compassionate care.  

Continued care

From inpatient programs to virtual care, we offer a range of programs and treatments to meet patient needs and circumstances.  

Collaborative care coordination

We work closely with you, keeping communication lines open and providing regular progress updates to ensure the best treatment. 

Addiction and mental health support programs for your patients

Our range of specialized programs allows you to refer patients to the right level of care for their unique situation, with inpatient, outpatient, and virtual treatment options available.  

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EHN Bellwood Toronto

Toronto’s #1 accredited treatment centre for addiction and mental health disorders.

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Virtual treatment

Three online programs for addiction, depression and anxiety, and trauma.

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Hybrid addiction treatment

Inpatient stabilization and virtual treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of mental health or addiction conditions do you treat?

    We treat a wide range of mental health and addiction concerns, including:

    • Depression, anxiety, and stress
    • Workplace burnout and exhaustion
    • Trauma and PTSD
    • Substance use disorders (alcohol, drugs, medications)
    • And concurrent disorders, where mental health and addiction occur together

    Our inpatient, virtual, and hybrid programs support employees at any level of severity, with confidential, evidence-based care.

  • What is the process for referring someone to treatment?

    Start by completing our referral inquiry form or calling us at 1-866-963-6343. Your patient can then complete a confidential assessment with our clinical team to determine the most suitable mental health or addiction program. Once approved, we guide them through intake, timelines, and any required documentation. Most admissions can be scheduled quickly, helping ensure a safe and supported return to work.

  • How soon can my patient be admitted?

    Because EHN Canada operates privately, wait times are generally much shorter than public programs. Most patients are assessed quickly, and admission is arranged as soon as clinically appropriate and when the right program opening is available.

  • How does billing and insurance coverage work for referred patients?

    Insurance coverage varies depending on the patient’s insurance provider, benefits plan, and the specific program they are entering. While self-pay is an option, many patients use workplace benefits, WSIB or employee assistance programs to cover some or all of their treatment. Our admissions team helps patients understand coverage options and payment plans before admission.  Call us at 1-866-963-6343 to learn more about financing treatment, or click here.

  • How do I know which level of care my patient needs?

    Our admissions team provides a comprehensive assessment to determine the most appropriate level of care for your patient, whether that’s inpatient treatment or virtual treatment. We consider medical and psychiatric stability, relapse patterns, functional impairment, safety concerns, and the patient’s ability to engage in lower-intensity treatment before moving forward with admission.

  • What are the clinical indicators that a patient needs inpatient addiction or mental health treatment?

    Inpatient care may be appropriate if a patient:

    • Struggles in outpatient therapy or has repeated relapse
    • Faces safety or medical risks from substance use
    • Has severe mental health symptoms affecting daily life
    • Needs 24/7 structure or integrated care

    Some patients may be well suited for a Virtual Intensive Therapy Program (VITP) if they can engage fully from home without medical supervision.

    Our admissions coordinators can confirm if inpatient care is required or if a VITP is more appropriate.

  • How does EHN Canada collaborate with referring clinicians during treatment?

    We prioritize continuity of care and recognize the important role that a referring clinician plays in our patients’ recoveries. With patient consent, we provide:

    • Introduction call with clinician and treatment recommendations
    • Mid-treatment report with clinical updates and progress summaries
    • Discharge planning call, a summary report with recommendations for ongoing care and transitioning the patient back to the referent

    To discuss or request additional clinician involvement, contact our Referent Relations Team at 1-866-963-6343.

  • Who provides care in your programs?

    Treatment is delivered by a multidisciplinary team that may include:

    • Psychiatrists
    • Physicians and nurses (RNs, RPNs)
    • Registered psychologists
    • Social workers and psychotherapists
    • Addiction and mental health counsellors
    • Specialized trauma therapists
    • Site-specific holistic care specialists for equine-assisted learning, occupational therapy, breathwork, and more.

    All programs follow evidence-based standards and are delivered by licensed professionals.

  • What evidence-based therapies are used in EHN Canada’s programs?

    We use clinically proven modalities including CBT, DBT, EMDR, prolonged exposure therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention therapy, trauma-informed care models, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) where appropriate. All programming is built on best-practice clinical frameworks supported by research.

  • What Aftercare support is provided once treatment is completed?

    Yes. Every patient who completes treatment has access to structured Aftercare, including ongoing group therapy, relapse prevention planning, connections to local resources and support groups (such as AA, NA and SMART Recovery), and return-to-work planning. We also have an EHN Canada Alumni Association, a nationwide alumni network that provides community, peer support, and continued recovery resources. This helps patients maintain long-term progress and transition back to work with confidence.

    Research shows that participation in alumni groups can significantly reduce relapse risk and improve long‑term recovery outcomes.