Services include the following:

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Nursing Assessment – This is the first step, where our medical staff make sure you are physically stable and appropriate for the services Behavioral Health Urgent Care offers.

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Crisis Counseling – You can speak to a trained clinician about current crises and potential solutions. We can provide counseling and de-escalation, and evaluation of mental health or substance use needs.

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Provider Referral – We can connect you to a local provider who can meet your ongoing therapeutic or psychiatric needs in a timely manner. We will make sure that we create a plan that will allow you to have continuous access to medications and therapeutic services.

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Psychiatric Services – You can meet with a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner to discuss medication needs or concerns, and start or refill medications when appropriate.

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Case Management – You can review potential referral options with a clinician and obtain community referrals and treatment processes for each of the services. We attempt to address your needs in order to provide a more stable foundation for continued health. Case management services can be as basic as connection to primary care, referrals to food pantries, or even connection with exercise at the YMCA to relieve stress. We link you to different community resources within your county of residence, and work to ensure a smooth transition to those outside agencies.

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Discharge Plan – We schedule appointments for ongoing care and review these with you to address any barriers to you following through with these referrals. At the end of a visit, you will leave the office with the information and tools you need to succeed with our plan of care. This discharge summary will include a detailed crisis plan if applicable, the dates, times, addresses, and any other pertinent information for your upcoming appointments and referrals, instructions for any medication that you may be taking after leaving the office, and the information from your nursing assessment.