Ward Names of The 2000s
- Ashingdon Ward - Demountable Building opened in 2004 closed in 2008
- Belfairs Ward - Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (Closed 2007)
- Belfairs Ward - Medium Secure Female Admissions and Rehab
- Boleyn One - Acute Mental Health
- Chalkwell One - Acute Mental Health
- Dove Ward - Rehab (Opened 2005 - Closed 2009)
- Elm House - ElderlyFairview Ward - Medim Secure Forensic Male Rehab (Admitted Females Until 2007)
- Harman Ward - Medium Secure Forensic Pre Discharge
- Heron Ward - Continuing Care (Closed 2005)
- Hullbridge Ward - Medium Secure Forensic Male Admissions (admitted females until 2007)
- Laburnum Ward - Acute Mental Health (Closed 2006)
- Oakview Ward - Low Secure Male Admissions (Opened 2005)
- Plashet Ward - Medium Secure Forensic Male Rehab (Admitted Females Until 2007)
- Steepleview Ward - Low Secure Male and Female Rehab
- Westcliff Ward - Continuing Care (Closed 2005)
- Wren Ward - Continuing Care (Closed 2005)
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