We have created a welcoming and safe environment for all guests. You can expect that our team will provide specialized care for you or your loved one that begins immediately. One-to-one care helping individuals manage a mental health/addiction crisis, overcome current challenges and move into stabilization and ultimately, recovery.
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You can expect
- 24/7 crisis counseling support
- Same-day evaluations/intervention
- One-to-one personalized care
- Individualized treatment plan
- Assistance with coordinating ongoing treatment
- Peer coaches: help from someone who has been where you are right now
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
- 1 in 5 people suffers from a Mental health issue.
- Anxiety and depression are two of the most commonly occurring.
- The majority of people admitted to UM Upper Chesapeake Health hospitals have an underlying mental health issue, including mood disorders and alcohol/drug use.
- Our community receives over 5000 calls every year from people in crisis.
Our broad range of services includes:
- 24/7 hotline and mobile crisis team
- 24/7 mental health walk-in urgent care clinic
- Outpatient psychotherapy and medication management
- Residential crisis services for adults
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Frequently Asked Questions
Walk-in assessments for mental health and addiction crises are available for individuals ages 5 years and older. The only exclusions would be serious medical conditions that are better served at a hospital emergency department or individuals who are unable to participate in treatment.
The Klein Family Harford Crisis Center treats adults 18 years and older. Guests under the age of 18 can be assessed in the Walk-In Urgent Care center and will be connected with resources for ongoing treatment. When the Residential Crisis Service opens, it will treat guests 18 years and older, only.
The Klein Family Harford Crisis Center accepts all health insurance.
Both the Klein Family Harford Crisis Center and Ashley Addiction Services accept State Medical Assistance. The Harford County Health Department will have a presence at the Crisis Center to help with State Medical Assistance for uninsured guests.
Most mental health crises can be treated at the Klein Family Harford Crisis Center with the exclusion of medical concerns related to addiction withdrawal or individuals who are unable to participate in treatment.
We have arrangements with most of the transportation services in the area for ambulance transports, as appropriate, and can arrange for transportation services for those in need of wheelchairs, walkers or scooters. For additional information please call the Center at 443-643-2422.
