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If occasional appointments or weekly care doesn't feel like enough
When you need more than a check-in
Sometimes you or a loved one might need more consistent support to feel your best. Mental health needs can change over time, and that's why there are different levels of more structured care available.
How to know if you need more structured care
If you or a loved one needs consistent support or supervision to feel safe or stable
If someone needs more structure during a difficult period, like recovery or treatment
More structured care includes ...
Coordinated support
If you or a loved one needs more than just occasional appointments to feel stable, you can get reliable, everyday support that helps with both mental health and substance use.
Intensive coordinated care can include
- Ongoing support from a dedicated care team
- Regular check-ins
- Help coordinating mental health, housing, or daily needs
More frequent, coordinated care is available through Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) or Wraparound programs.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) or Wraparound programs Get support nowLive-in, short-term support
Short-term stays provide around-the-clock support and a structured environment to help you or a loved one stabilize and start to heal.
Short-term residential support can include
- Help stabilizing during difficult periods of emotional distress, mental health symptoms, or substance use challenges
- Hands-on 24/7 care and supervision
- Daily mental health, recovery, or life-skills support
Live-in support is offered by Crisis Residential or Transitional Residential programs.
Crisis Residential or Transitional Residential programs Get support nowHospital care
If mental health symptoms feel like too much to handle alone, you or a loved one can get a safe, structured environment with 24/7 medical support to help you stabilize quickly and safely.
In-patient care can include
- Medication stabilization and monitoring
- Crisis evaluation and treatment
- Support planning for next steps after discharge
Inpatient care is available through Psychiatric Acute Inpatient Care, Psychiatric Health Facilities (PHF), or county hospitals.
Psychiatric Acute Inpatient Care, Psychiatric Health Facilities (PHF), or county hospitals Get support now
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