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Behavioral Health Crisis Centers
In moments of crisis, our dedicated team is here to provide urgent help, compassionate care, and support toward lasting stability.
Crisis Walk-in Services
Adult (18+): 74 Hospital Rd Newnan
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Provides immediate access to mental health crisis assessment and intervention for individuals experiencing psychiatric emergencies.
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Provides immediate access to mental health crisis assessment and intervention for individuals experiencing psychiatric emergencies.
Temporary Observation Services
Adult (18+): 74 Hospital Rd Newnan
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Offer short-term monitoring and stabilization in a safe, therapeutic environment for individuals who require clinical observation but do not meet criteria for crisis stabilization. These services provide extended assessment periods and crisis intervention while determining appropriate levels of care.
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Offer short-term monitoring and stabilization in a safe, therapeutic environment for individuals who require clinical observation but do not meet criteria for crisis stabilization. These services provide extended assessment periods and crisis intervention while determining appropriate levels of care.
Crisis Stabilization Unit Services
Adult (18+): 74 Hospital Rd Newnan
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Medically monitored, community-based residential alternatives to hospitalization that provide short-term crisis stabilization programs including psychiatric crisis stabilization and detoxification for adults and children and adolescents. The CSU provides emergency receiving, screening and evaluation services twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and has the ability to admit and discharge seven days a week. Psychiatric stabilization and residential detoxification services are offered at a clinical intensity level which supports the level of care required by the provider agreement or contract with the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD).
Child (5-17): 78 Hospital Rd Newnan
Medically monitored, community-based residential alternatives to hospitalization that provide short-term crisis stabilization programs including psychiatric crisis stabilization and detoxification for adults and children and adolescents. The CSU provides emergency receiving, screening and evaluation services twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and has the ability to admit and discharge seven days a week. Psychiatric stabilization and residential detoxification services are offered at a clinical intensity level which supports the level of care required by the provider agreement or contract with the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD).