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Front Entrance Closure

Please note: The front entrance of the Medical Center will be closed from 9 p.m. on Saturday, 9/21 through 4:30 a.m. on Monday, 9/23. Please park in Lot P3 and enter the Medical Center through the Grand Hallway, as there will be no pedestrian or vehicle access to the front entrance during this time.

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Behavioral Health

Our behavioral health programs have helped many patients get back to living a full life again. We are honored to share their stories.

Youth Services

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Given The Tools to Thrive | Aabrielle Spear
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Patient Story | Jenna Bustamante

Substance Use Recovery & Wellness Program

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What It Took to Get Off of Heroin | Joseph Penhall
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My Life Was Out of Control | Wilson Wun
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Jamie's Story

About one in ten Americans are addicted to alcohol and drugs and of those only 11 percent receive treatment. Five years ago, Jamie and her family shared their story of recovery from Jamie's addiction to pills. With the help of the Behavioral Medicine Center at Loma Linda University Health, the family is happier than ever. Watch how they are living life five years later.
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Troy's Story

As a patient 20 years ago at the Behavioral Medicine Center (BMC), Troy shares that the BMC planted the seed for his recovery that has spanned decades. Ten years ago, he and his mother shared their story with us. Watch, 10 years later, how Troy proves that with help and self dedication, one can live a healthy and successful life with mental illness as well as help others overcome.

MEND Outpatient Program

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A Step Forward - Mental Health Month
What our patients are saying
"[After the Vegas shootings,] we found ourselves in a state where we couldn’t function. I’m happy to say that I got through the program and I’m back at work."
Teresa Meras
Former patient
What our patients are saying
"I have a lot more work to do on myself, but I feel better today than I have in a long, long time."
Steven Silva
Former patient