Behavioral Wellness

24 Hour
Crisis Response and
Service Access Line

If the crisis places anyone in immediate danger, call 911.
If the crisis does not involve immediate danger, and if the person in crisis has insurance coverage through a health plan, call the health plan to get a referral to a covered mental health provider.
For all others, call the 24-hour toll-free Access Line at (888) 868-1649. Someone is available to assist you 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

(888) 868-1649

For medical emergencies, call 911

Línea de Acceso para Servicios y Crisis, Gratuito y Disponible las 24 Horas del Día.

Si la crisis pone en peligro inmediato a cualquier persona, llame al 911.
Si la crisis no implica peligro inmediato y si la persona en crisis tiene cobertura de seguro mediante un plan de salud, llame al plan de salud para que lo refieran a un proveedor de salud mental apropiado.
Para las otras situaciones, llame a la línea de acceso gratuito de Behavioral Wellness al (888) 868-1649. La llamada es gratuita y cuenta con asistencia de operadores las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana.

(888) 868-1649

Para emergencias médicas, llame al 911

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Calendar

Senior Holiday Phone Bridge Program
Post-Election Stress Support
Calendars are online for meetings of the PHF Governing Board | Systems Change | Behavioral Wellness Commission
Help@Hand Appy Hours
QuaranTEEN Connection & Enrichment Workshops
A variety of inpatient, outpatient and crisis behavioral health services for adults are designed to provide evidence-based treatment in the least restrictive setting possible.

Adults

Each year we provide a variety of behavioral health services to thousands of adults countywide.

for youth — Youth 16-25 are assisted in moving toward independence in all areas of their lives. Help is offered with education, employment, community functioning and health and well-being.

Transition-Age Youth

Most mental illness begins during adolescence and early adulthood. We promote prevention and resiliency.

for children — Behavioral Health Child and Family sites are outpatient clinics for young people with emotional and mental health issues. Each therapy plan is individualized to meet the needs of your child and family.

Children

Child and Family Outpatient Service Sites assist children with emotional and mental health challenges and their families.

for addiction help — We serve people with substance use disorders and promote the prevention of, and recovery from, addiction and mental illness among individuals, families and communities

Alcohol and Other Drugs

We promote the prevention of, and recovery from, addiction and mental illness among individuals, families and communities.

community — The Behavioral Wellness Commission, Systems Change and the Mental Health Services Act offer opportunities for community engagement.

Community

Explore engagement opportunities through the Behavioral Wellness Commission, the Systems Change initiative and the Mental Health Services Act.

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