Heartland Youth Village

Company Description

Heartland Youth Village is a small, teen-and-youth-focused psychiatric residential treatment option located in Bardstown, Kentucky. The program describes itself as a 24‑bed Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF Level II) serving both boys and girls, with services available for ages 8–17. Families who need a higher level of support than outpatient care can explore Heartland as a structured, 24/7 setting designed to prioritize safety and stabilization.

Because Heartland is residential, staff are present around the clock, every day of the week. This constant supervision is intended to support young people who need consistent structure while they work on mental and behavioral health concerns, including situations where substance use is also part of the clinical picture.

The program’s published mission emphasizes delivering quality clinical care to residents and families and maintaining an environment built on dignity, respect, and integrity. Heartland also notes a goal of being a provider of choice for child and adolescent psychiatric and alcohol and drug treatment for Western Kentucky and surrounding areas.

Parents and caregivers considering Heartland Youth Village can start by reviewing admissions information and speaking directly with the program to understand eligibility, referral requirements, and what supports may be available during and after a stay. As with any residential program, it’s wise to ask detailed questions about the services offered, how families are involved, school coordination, and discharge planning so you can compare options and choose the best fit for your child.

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1019 Granite Dr Bardstown, KY 40004 502-849-3440

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