Keystone Center

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Welcome to the KeyStone Center an environment of compassion and caring utilizing state of the art treatment for addiction and co-occurring issues. The facility is located five miles south of the Philadelphia Airport in Suburban Philadelphia which ensures convenience for our patients who have traveled from other areas of the Country to seek treatment within the facility. We provide behavioral healthcare in a beautiful Victorian mansion built in 1891. The estate boasts tree-lined grounds and an expansive campus that are listed on the Historic Register in Delaware County.

Diane Warfield, J.D., is the Director of Admissions at the KeyStone Center. She earned her degree at Villanova Law School, and has a certification for providing MH/MR services through Temple University. She has been at the KeyStone Center for over 15 years starting in the psych unit and moving to admissions the following year. Prior to arriving at KeyStone, Diane had extensive experience working with the MH/MR POPULATION THROUGH Northwestern Human Services. She is responsible for managing our transportation department as well.

The KeyStone Center Admissions Department is comprised of several seasoned Assessment and Referral Counselors with over 15 years of experience in the field of Psychology, Addiction Treatment, Nursing, Sociology, Social Work, Theology, Criminal Justice and Dual Diagnosis Treatment.

Michelle Westerfer is Keystone Centers Human Resources Director. She earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Human Resource Management at Philadelphia University. Michelle has worked in the Behavioral Health field for over 20 years with the last 11 years focusing in Human Resource Management. Prior to coming to Keystone Center Michelle served as Director of Human Resources for Pennsylvania Clinical Schools.

Key Recovery's adolescent intensive Outpatient Program is designed to meet the complex needs of today's adolescents. The program meets adolescents where they are in the process of change. The adolescent IOP is an excellent option for step down from Partial Hospital or Residential Treatment settings. Comprehensive assessment is utilized to develop an understanding of the severity of the adolescent's drug and alcohol problems and to assess the strengths of each individual admitted into the program.

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