PINE REST CHRISTIAN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Programs

1. The organization's largest service program, measured by net revenue, is Hospital and Acute Services (HAS). HAS cares for individuals in inpatient, partial hospitalization, and Psychiatric Urgent Care facilities at the organization's Cutlerville, MI 280-acre campus. Our services include dedicated psychiatric care for children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric individuals. Clinical teams address the full spectrum of psychiatric diagnoses. Specialty services are available for treating individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and psychiatric diagnoses. We also provide specialty services for women with perinatal mood disorders, and young people with eating disorders. We provide professional assessment and individualized treatment including diagnosis, medication management and education, individual and group therapies, individual and family consultations and therapy, case management, discharge planning and aftercare. The inpatient program is licensed by the state of Michigan. The inpatient and partial hospitalization programs are accredited by The Joint Commission.

   $83,697,216 spent$107,832,727 earned by the program
   45% of program spending

2. The organization's second largest service program is its outpatient Clinic Network. The Clinic Network offers ambulatory outpatient care at nineteen locations throughout Western and Northern Michigan. For people who do not require the structured environment of the inpatient or residential care settings, outpatient services are at the center of the behavioral health continuum. Nearly 75% of all persons who come to Pine Rest are served through outpatient services. Our clinicians provide a broad spectrum of intervention across the age continuum in convenient, non-restrictive environments. In addition to traditional outpatient care, Pine Rest provides a variety of specialty services including telemedicine, assessment through the Psychological Consultation Center, intensive outpatient and residential substance abuse/addictions services, and court-related services and assessments.

   $72,610,733 spent$74,355,855 earned by the program
   39% of program spending

3. The Pine Rest Residential Division offers longer term psychiatric services, in a residential setting, to clients with mental health needs. Our residential programs are offered in both locked and unlocked settings. These services and facilities are licensed and accredited by the State of Michigan as well as the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). The Residential Division provided 18,697 patient days of care in fiscal year 2025.

   $11,290,994 spent$17,445,786 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

4. Residency - The organization's third-largest department is the Graduate Medical Education (GME) Department, which operates in partnership with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. Pine Rest trains the next generation of psychiatrists by fostering an environment of excellence grounded in clinical best practices, patient safety, quality of care, scholarly activity, research, and physician wellness. Established in July 2014, the GME Department has expanded over time with the addition of fellowship programs and a rural training track serving Northern Michigan. The department supports approximately 50 residents and fellows annually. Trainees complete supervised clinical rotations with attending physicians across hospital inpatient services, residential programs, outpatient clinics, urgent care, primary care, and other community-based settings, as well as participating in research and scholarly activities. The overarching goal of the program is to ensure a sustainable pipeline of highly trained psychiatrists to meet the current and future mental health needs of the State of Michigan.

   $10,224,822 spent$10,267,791 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

5. Homes for the Developmentally Disabled serves adults with developmental disabilities in exceptional residential settings with multiple opportunities for engaging in on-site and community activities that match abilities. Homes for the Developmentally Disabled services program had 18,295 patient days of care in fiscal year 2025.

   $3,099,185 spent$3,476,639 earned by the program
   2% of program spending

6. Pine Rest has a Grants Management Program designed to introduce new research and programs to the organization and provide better services to our patients and community. Our Grants Management service line administers several grant programs to further our mission in compliance with the requirements of each grant award.

   $2,011,791 spent$2,285,609 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

7. The Education and Prevention Department supports a range of educational, grant-funded, and research activities designed to promote community wellness and advance behavioral health care. The department encompasses two educational training programs-a psychology internship and fellowship program, and a chaplain education and residency program. This department reflects the organization's partnership with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine and supports the organization's research initiatives and continuing education activities.

   $1,035,411 spent$630,659 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

The 7 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $183,970,152.