The Psychiatric Hospital of Sinaloa (Hospital Psiquiátrico de Sinaloa) is a specialized public health institution managed by the Secretary of Health of the Government of the State of Sinaloa and the Director of Health Services of Sinaloa. The hospital is dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health care to the population of Sinaloa, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of psychiatric disorders. The current director is Dr. Saul Perez Parra

• Adult psychiatry

• Child and adolescent psychiatry

• Addiction treatment

• Crisis intervention

• Psychological counseling

• Rehabilitation services

The hospital operates under the regulations and standards set by the Mexican Ministry of Health, ensuring adherence to national protocols for patient safety, quality of care, and ethical medical practice. Like other public psychiatric institutions in Mexico, it faces challenges related to the shortage of mental health professionals, but strives to deliver essential psychiatric services to the community

Vision:
To be a leading institution in mental health care in Sinaloa, recognized for its commitment to patient well-being, ethical standards, and community outreach.

Mission:
To provide accessible, high-quality mental health services, promote social reintegration, and support the rights and dignity of individuals with psychiatric disorders (inferred from public hospital missions in Mexico).