
At a Glance
Location
3 Hospital Plaza, Clarksburg, WV 26301
Phone
304-969-3100Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
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About Highland-Clarksburg Hospital
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital is a private, non-profit behavioral and mental health hospital in Clarksburg, West Virginia, offering acute inpatient treatment for substance abuse, mental health disorders, and co-occurring disorders. Accredited by the Joint Commission and serving children through adults across North Central West Virginia, the facility operates 24 hours a day with a capacity of 115 beds.
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital sits at 3 Hospital Dr in Clarksburg, WV, serving Harrison County and the broader North Central West Virginia region as a private, non-profit behavioral and mental health hospital. Dedicated to persons with behavioral and mental health needs, the facility brings together psychiatric and advanced practice nursing staff under one roof to address substance abuse, mental health disorders, and the co-occurring conditions that so often accompany them. For individuals and families in West Virginia who are looking for more than a short-term fix, Highland-Clarksburg represents a structured inpatient option with real clinical depth.
The center's primary level of care is acute inpatient treatment, meaning residents receive round-the-clock clinical support within a hospital-level setting. With 115 beds and doors open 24 hours a day, the facility is equipped to admit patients when they are ready — not just during business hours. This inpatient structure allows for consistent monitoring and coordinated care that outpatient or community-based programs alone cannot replicate, making it a meaningful step in a longer recovery journey.
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital holds accreditation from the Joint Commission, one of the most recognized quality benchmarks in behavioral health care. The clinical team includes board-certified psychiatric physician Dr. Toni Goodykoontz, MD, alongside Jordan Gwinn, APRN, a Family Nurse Practitioner — a combination that allows the facility to address both the medical and behavioral dimensions of substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. As a non-profit institution, the hospital's mission centers on patient care rather than profit margins.
The facility serves a notably broad range of populations: children, adolescents, adults, and an adult forensic population — a scope that few behavioral health hospitals in West Virginia can match. For families navigating substance abuse or co-occurring mental health conditions across multiple generations, or for individuals referred through the justice system, Highland-Clarksburg offers an established inpatient environment backed by Joint Commission standards and staffed around the clock.
Acute Inpatient Treatment for Substance Abuse and Co-Occurring Disorders in West Virginia
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital provides acute inpatient care for individuals dealing with substance abuse, mental health disorders, and co-occurring conditions — the combination of both that affects a significant portion of people seeking addiction treatment. Located in Clarksburg, WV, the hospital draws patients from Harrison County and across North Central West Virginia who need a higher level of structured, around-the-clock care than outpatient programs can provide.
The inpatient setting places patients in a hospital-level environment staffed continuously, which can be critical during the early and most vulnerable phases of a recovery journey. With 115 beds and 24-hour availability, Highland-Clarksburg is built to respond when individuals and families are ready to take that step — regardless of the time of day or night.
Who Highland-Clarksburg Hospital Serves
Few behavioral health hospitals in West Virginia treat the range of populations that Highland-Clarksburg does. The facility accepts children, adolescents, and adults, as well as an adult forensic population — individuals whose path to treatment may involve the justice system. This breadth matters for families who need a single, credible inpatient resource that can meet different members where they are.
For families supporting a loved one through addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges, knowing that a Joint Commission-accredited facility with psychiatric and advanced practice staff is available around the clock — and serves their specific population — can make the difference in choosing the right recovery center. Highland-Clarksburg's non-profit status further signals that its priorities are oriented toward the people it serves.
Clinical Staff and Accreditation at Highland-Clarksburg Hospital
The clinical team at Highland-Clarksburg Hospital includes Dr. Toni Goodykoontz, MD, a psychiatrist, and Jordan Gwinn, APRN, a Family Nurse Practitioner. Together, they bring both medical and behavioral health expertise to the treatment of substance abuse and co-occurring disorders — a combination that is particularly important for patients whose addiction intersects with mental health conditions requiring psychiatric attention.
Highland-Clarksburg holds accreditation from the Joint Commission, the gold-standard accrediting body for hospitals and behavioral health programs nationwide. For individuals and families evaluating residential treatment or inpatient rehab options in West Virginia, this accreditation provides an independent confirmation that the facility meets rigorous standards for patient care and safety.
Reaching Highland-Clarksburg Hospital
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital is located at 3 Hospital Dr, Clarksburg, WV 26301, in Harrison County. The facility is reachable by phone at (304) 969-3100 and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week — so families and individuals do not have to wait for business hours to ask questions or begin the admissions process.
As a primary behavioral health and substance abuse treatment resource for North Central West Virginia, the hospital serves a regional population that may not have easy access to urban treatment centers. More information about programs and admission is available at highlandclarksburghospital.com.
Why Choose Highland-Clarksburg Hospital
- One of the few behavioral health hospitals in North Central West Virginia serving children, adolescents, adults, and an adult forensic population under one roof
- Joint Commission accredited — a meaningful quality benchmark for families evaluating long-term residential treatment options
- 115-bed inpatient capacity with 24-hour operations, allowing admissions whenever someone is ready to begin treatment
- Private, non-profit hospital mission focused on behavioral and mental health care, not profit
- On-staff psychiatrist (MD) and Family Nurse Practitioner (APRN) addressing both the medical and behavioral sides of co-occurring disorders and substance abuse
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of care does Highland-Clarksburg Hospital provide for addiction treatment?
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital provides acute inpatient treatment, which is the highest level of structured care available in a behavioral health setting. This means patients live on-site and receive continuous clinical support around the clock. The facility operates 24 hours a day and has a capacity of 115 beds.
Does Highland-Clarksburg Hospital treat co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders?
Yes. Highland-Clarksburg Hospital explicitly treats co-occurring disorders — the combination of substance abuse and mental health conditions occurring at the same time. The facility also treats mental health disorders and substance abuse independently, and its staff includes both a psychiatrist and a Family Nurse Practitioner to address the medical and behavioral dimensions of these conditions.
What age groups does Highland-Clarksburg Hospital serve?
The hospital serves children, adolescents, and adults, as well as an adult forensic population. This breadth makes it one of the more inclusive behavioral health inpatient facilities in North Central West Virginia, able to serve multiple members of a family or individuals referred through the justice system.
Is Highland-Clarksburg Hospital accredited?
Yes. Highland-Clarksburg Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission, one of the most widely recognized accrediting bodies for hospitals and behavioral health programs in the United States. This accreditation reflects an independent evaluation of the facility's standards for clinical care and patient safety.
Where is Highland-Clarksburg Hospital located and what area does it serve?
The hospital is located at 3 Hospital Dr, Clarksburg, WV 26301, in Harrison County. It serves Harrison County and the broader North Central West Virginia region, providing a local inpatient option for individuals and families who might otherwise need to travel to larger urban centers for behavioral health care.
Is Highland-Clarksburg Hospital a for-profit or non-profit facility?
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital is a private, non-profit institution. Its mission is centered on providing care for persons with behavioral and mental health needs, including those dealing with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders, rather than on generating profit.
Can someone be admitted to Highland-Clarksburg Hospital at any time of day?
The facility operates 24 hours a day, which means the admissions process can begin at any time. With 115 inpatient beds, the hospital is structured to respond to individuals and families when they are ready — not only during standard business hours.
Who are the clinical providers at Highland-Clarksburg Hospital?
The clinical team includes Dr. Toni Goodykoontz, MD, a psychiatrist, and Jordan Gwinn, APRN, a Family Nurse Practitioner. This pairing supports both medical oversight and behavioral health care for patients in the acute inpatient program, including those with co-occurring substance abuse and psychiatric conditions.
How do I contact Highland-Clarksburg Hospital?
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital can be reached by phone at (304) 969-3100. The facility is open 24 hours a day, so calls are welcome at any time. Additional information is available on their website at highlandclarksburghospital.com.
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