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27.11 Institutions for Mental Diseases (IMDs) An institution for mental diseases (IMD) is defined as a hospital, nursing facility, or other institution of more than 16 beds that is primarily engaged in providing diagnosis, treatment, or care of persons with mental diseases. Some IMDS provide residential substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. Special eligibility rules apply to IMD residents receiving residential SUD treatment (see SECTION 27.1.2 INSTITUTIONS FOR MENTAL DISEASE and SECTION 27.4.1 INSTITUTIONALIZED PERSON). The IMDs that provide residential SUD treatment are specified below. Note Because the number of beds and whether a facility provides SUD treatment are subject to change, this list may not always be up-to-date. When in doubt, contact the facility to determine if it is considered an IMD or provides residential SUD treatment. Brown ATTIC Correctional Services – Marshall House, Green Bay (provides residential SUD treatment) Bellin Psychiatric Center, Green Bay Willow Creek Behavioral Health, Green Bay Clark Lutheran Social Services - Deep River, Neilsville (provides residential SUD treatment) Dane 5 Door Recovery/Hope Haven/Rebos United, Madison (provides residential SUD treatment) Acadia Psychiatric Hospital, Madison ATTIC Correctional Services – Schwert AODA Treatment Center, Madison (provides residential SUD treatment) ATTIC Correctional Treatment Center, Madison (provides residential SUD treatment) Jessie Crawford Recovery Center, Sun Prairie (provides residential SUD treatment) Mendota Mental Health Institute, Madison Miramont Behavioral Health, Middleton Shorewood Behavioral Health Dunn Arbor Place, Menomonie (provides residential SUD treatment) Eau Claire