New walk-in facility to help people in mental health crisis
Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties partnered to open the facility.
Yeah. Loli. The new facility, operated by Connections Health Solutions, is the result of a partnership between Dauphin, Perry and Cumberland counties. The aim is to seek to provide more direct support to people experiencing a mental health crisis and at risk of self-harm or suicide. The new walk-in behavioral health center, with pictures of Pennsylvania nature on the walls and soft lighting illuminating the space, is a perfect place for people in crisis to receive treatment in a hospital or perhaps even a prison. They offer vastly different treatments. If you fell into a well and looked up and saw people staring at you, who would you most want to see? That person who went into that well and found the exit? We want to give people that option. With the help and support of three Harrisburg-area counties, the new 24-over-seven walk-in center will help people 14 and older, regardless of whether they have insurance or can pay for treatment. . We talked to each other, and our two crisis programs are literally only about four miles apart, across the river. So we have been given the opportunity to rethink the way we do things and how we can enhance the support available. The facility is currently scheduled to open soon. in kharib
New walk-in facility to help people in mental health crisis
Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties partnered to open the facility.
Updated: December 3, 2024 9:13 PM ET
A new walk-in treatment center for people facing a mental health crisis is coming to Harrisburg as part of a multi-county effort to help people dealing with behavioral health conditions that require treatment and stabilization. Open. The facility, operated by Connections Health Solutions, was the result of: Dauphin, Cumberland, and Perry counties are joining forces to open a facility that will provide 24/7 assistance to people in crisis, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay for treatment. That’s what county leaders say they are aiming for. The new facility is intended to help divert people who might otherwise end up waiting for help or treatment in a hospital or taken to prison by law enforcement. The new facility will be located at 1100 S. Cameron Street and is scheduled to open next week.
A new walk-in treatment center for people facing a mental health crisis opens in Harrisburg as part of a multi-county effort to help people dealing with behavioral health conditions in need of treatment and stabilization be done.
The facility, operated by Connections Health Solutions, is the result of a collaboration between Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties, and provides year-round access to people in crisis, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay for treatment. We have opened a facility that provides 24/7 support services. .
County leaders say the purpose of the new facility is to help divert people who might otherwise end up waiting for help or treatment at a hospital or taken to jail by police. .
The new facility is located at 1100 S. Cameron Street and is scheduled to open next week.
