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Mental Health Crisis Services

Mental Health Crisis Services & Behavioral Health Urgent Care

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

This is the first number you should call if you or a loved one is experiencing any mental health crisis. Specialists are available 24 hours a day and can connect you with the services you need. Please call 911 if the crisis involves a medical emergency.

Crisis & Assessment

When you need immediate support and services no matter the time of day, seek care at a local mental health crisis and assessment center. The specialists at a crisis and assessment center will provide stabilization care and detox services and work with patients to find the right care setting. You can find a center by calling 988 or going to one of the locations below. If your condition includes serious medical concerns (injury, overdose/ingestion) please call 911 or seek treatment at the emergency department that is closest to you.

Alliance Mobile Crisis Services

A mobile crisis team can come to you where you are. Services are confidential and respectful. There is also a mobile team for children and youth. 877-223-4617 – available 24 hours a day

Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC)

When you have a non-life-threatening medical emergency, you may go to an urgent care location to avoid a trip to a hospital emergency department. BHUCs operate in much the same way for people in need of treatment for a mental health emergency. Specialists provide assessments, treatment and important referrals for ongoing care. You can find a BHUC in your area by calling 988 or going to one of the locations below. If your condition includes serious medical concerns (injury, overdose/ingestion), please call 911 or seek treatment at the emergency department that is closest to you.