What does MHS mean in HEALTHCARE

Mental health services (MHS) can include individual counselling, group therapy sessions, psychiatric assessment, medication management and other forms of support. The type of service provided depends on the individual's needs and condition.

Any person experiencing distress due to mental illness may be eligible for MHS. Depending on the individual's circumstances, a referral from a doctor may be required in order to access the service.

In some cases, there may be costs associated with accessing MHS such as consultation fees or fees for medication prescribed. Whether or not there will be any fees incurred will depend on the individual's insurance coverage and eligibility for government subsidies.

The team at a mental health service generally consists of different types of professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and nurses who specialize in treating mental illnesses.

Yes, depending on the availability of services, individuals may need to wait before they can access treatment through MHS. However, priority may be given to those with urgent needs.