Mental Health Crisis Services

There are many options for people in need of immediate behavioral health care. In the case of a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or go to your local hospital emergency department.


Immediate care for conditions that are not life-threatening but need to be addressed quickly.	The go-to place for managing your behavioral health care.	Psychiatry, counseling and/or case management services. May require a referral from your PCP.	Immediate care for life-threatening conditions, including substance use/overdose or desire to harm self or others.
Always Open	Open weekdays, some have late, early and weekend hours	Open weekdays, some clinics have early and late hours	Always Open
�� Online and phone support for social service resources and referral information WARMLINE (866-771-9276) Talk with peers about: �� Emotional well-being �� Managing stress �� Relationship problems CRISIS (888-568-1112) �� Immediate help for a mental health crisis �� Assistance with crisis resolution and action planning	Good for: �� Depression and anxiety �� Other behavioral health and substance use problems �� Managing stress �� Support for managing chronic illness �� Chronic conditions �� Medication management	Good for: �� Depression and anxiety �� Acute/chronic mental illness �� Relationship problems �� Family crises �� Sexual or physical abuse �� Addictions and substance use problems �� PTSD & recovery from tragic events �� Many other emotional & mental health difficulties Call AOA��ƽ̨ Behavioral Health Toll Free at 844-292-0111 to make an appointment.	MOBILE CRISIS (888-568-1112) �� Assistance with crisis resolution �� Assistance determining need for behavioral health emergency department visit or hospital admission EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT �� Significant mental health crisis �� Substance use/overdose

Crisis Response at Local Hospitals

Our compassionate and specially-trained crisis responders are available at hospitals throughout the AOA��ƽ̨ system to provide crisis assessments upon admission.