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114 West 2nd Street, Washington, IA 52353
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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4038 Division Street, Sioux City, IA 51104
Services for individuals in a mental health crisis. This facility is for individuals 18+ and is a voluntary service for those that do not require hospitalization but need assistance and medical oversight to prevent symptoms from worsening.
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615 South Jefferson, Sigourney, IA 52591
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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914 Baumann Drive, Grand Island, NE 68801
24 hour crisis response services. A mental health professional will help to de-escalate the crisis, and identify and refer youth or adults to additional services if needed.
24 hour crisis stabilization and detox services.
Counseling for marital, family and relationship problems.
Mental health services for depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
Parenting skills.
Substance abuse services, including Dual Diagnosis.
Child abuse counseling.
Problem sexual behavior treatment.
Psychiatric and psychological evaluations.
Parent/child assessments.
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420 Kellogg Avenue, Ames, IA 50010
Provides short-term care with 24-hour supervision in a residential setting for youth (ages 12-18) experiencing an acute mental health, behavioral health or substance use issue that requires more than a visit to the pediatrician, but less than a trip to the emergency room.
The program offers intervention and support for both the family and the youth to stabilize the current situation and plan for the future. This program is not available to youth who are system involved through the Department of Human Services (DHS) or the Juvenile Court System.
If you live in the following counties, please reach out to the Mason City location, (641) 423-7362:
Allamakee, Black Hawk, Butler, Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, Clayton, Emmet, Fayette, Floyd, Grundy, Hancock, Howard, Humboldt, Mitchell, Pocahontas, Tama, Webster, Winneshiek, Wright
If you live in the following counties, please reach out to the Ames location, (515) 233-2330:
Audubon, Boone, Clark, Dallas, Decatur, Franklin, Greene, Guthrie, Hardin, Hamilton, Jasper, Lucas, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Monroe, Poweshiek, Ringgold, Story, Warren, Wayne
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16424 East Route 114, Momence, IL 60954
Offers a 24-hour supervised housing for delinquent and at-risk male or female youth. Services include in a therapeutic environment, trauma-informed treatment plans that address mental health, case management, and therapeutic recreation.
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1000 North Roosevelt Street, Suite 6, Burlington, IA 52601
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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50 North Eisenhower Avenue, Mason City, IA 50401
Provides short-term care with 24-hour supervision in a residential setting for youth (ages 12-18) experiencing an acute mental health, behavioral health or substance use issue that requires more than a visit to the pediatrician, but less than a trip to the emergency room.
The program offers intervention and support for both the family and the youth to stabilize the current situation and plan for the future. This program is not available to youth who are system involved through the Department of Human Services (DHS) or the Juvenile Court System.
If you live in the following counties, please reach out to the Mason City location, (641) 423-7362:
Allamakee, Black Hawk, Butler, Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, Clayton, Emmet, Fayette, Floyd, Grundy, Hancock, Howard, Humboldt, Mitchell, Pocahontas, Tama, Webster, Winneshiek, Wright
If you live in the following counties, please reach out to the Ames location, (515) 233-2330:
Audubon, Boone, Clark, Dallas, Decatur, Franklin, Greene, Guthrie, Hardin, Hamilton, Jasper, Lucas, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Monroe, Poweshiek, Ringgold, Story, Warren, Wayne
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9550 White Oak Lane, Suite 200, Johnston, IA 50131
Provides support for adults with serious and ongoing mental health conditions and daily living challenges, including those with more than one condition. Provides 24-hour supervision, behavioral health services, and other supports in a community-based home setting. Program does not accept individuals listed on the Sex Offender Registry. Program does not offer co-ed services. Home currently supports only male individuals.
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117 North 1st Street, Oskaloosa, IA 52577
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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211 West Monroe, Mount Pleasant, IA 52641
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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18569 Lane Road, Fayette, IA 52142
Offers respite beds that may be available for same-day admittance for short-term residency, and extended care following hospitalization, caretaker crisis, vacation, etc.
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219 West Washington Street, Osceola, IA 50213
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in Osceola, where anyone in a mental health crisis can go to get help. Services provided include the following:
Observation Services - Twenty-three-hour crisis observation and holding services for individuals who need short-term crisis intervention in a safe environment less restrictive than hospitalization. This level of service is appropriate for individuals who require protection or when an individual’s ability to cope in the community is severely compromised and it is expected the crisis can be resolved in 23 hours.
Stabilization Services - are short-term (less than five days) services designed for voluntary individuals who are in need of a safe, secure environment that is less intensive and restrictive than an inpatient hospital in which to resolve the crisis. The individual is involved collaboratively in all aspects of crisis stabilization services including, but not limited to, admission, treatment planning, intervention, and discharge. The involvement of family members and others is encouraged.
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101 North 16th Street, Fairfield, IA 52556
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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401 NE 66th Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50313
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services offers support to children and their families recovering from crisis. The five day program will introduce skills to assist the child in managing future crisis, along with supporting the parent-child relationship. Children and their families will get a comprehensive mental health assessment, meet daily with a Licensed Mental Health Professional, and one hour a day of skill building work for the child, parents, family, or any combination of the three. We also provide connections to additional community services to support long term health and wellness. Those who participate in residential services can expect individual, family, and group work with other residential participants for up to five days.
Community Based Services are also available for Polk County residents of any age.
Funding is available for those in need for transportation and meals, for family members visiting or staying on campus. Residential Crisis Stabilization services are intended to support the whole family.
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4515 Melrose Avenue, Iowa City, IA 52246
Provides 24-hour services for individuals with a mental illness or those with a mental health crisis. Nursing, recreation, and social work services available. Meals and laundry services provided.
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916 11th Street, De Witt, IA 52742
Offers a peer-run crisis respite house serving all of Iowa. Any individuals who are experiencing a psychiatric crisis can voluntarily choose to recover in a homelike environment with peer support rather than receiving crisis services in an inpatient, locked psychiatric hospital.
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19248 Maple Avenue, Keosauqua, IA 52565
Offers a community-based service provided to adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Services are designed to provide an opportunity to stabilize in a safe, comfortable, and controlled environment. Provided by trained crisis response staff, clients are able to connect with appropriate services and resources with hopes of preventing hospitalization and/or court involvement.
Crisis Stabilization Residential Services work with the client to establish services such as assistance meeting basic human needs, medication administration, support, and monitoring, crisis intervention services, personal and peer support, social skills development, leisure time, and vocational rehabilitation. Protection and advocacy, service coordination and transportation are also available.
The Crisis Stabilization Residential Service is limited to five consecutive days.
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605 Mulberry Street, Rockford, IL 61103
Offers crisis residential and triage services.
- Triage services connect people with crisis intervention, screening, evaluation, and referrals. Offered by walk-in or referral. Aims to stabilize the client and refer them to continued services, which can include a continuum of residential and outpatient care or other community providers.
- Provides crisis intervention in a safe, managed environment for individuals with serious mental illness and/or a co-occurring substance use disorder who are experiencing a psychiatric crisis but whose assessments show that they do not need inpatient care. Individuals are cared for in a voluntary 24-hour supervised setting for up to two weeks, with programming focused on case management, individual and group therapy, and discharge planning.
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101 South Division Street, Aroma Park, IL 60910
Offers a 24-hour supervised housing for delinquent and at-risk male or female youth. Services include in a therapeutic environment, trauma-informed treatment plans that address mental health, case management, and therapeutic recreation.
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710 North 8th Street, Springfield, IL 62702
-- Crisis Center: Crisis stabilization and residential treatment services to persons exhibiting symptoms of acute mental illness or extreme stress reactions and are at risk of hospitalization.
-- Psychiatric Response Team (PRT): Crisis services for individuals of all ages who present in local emergency departments with suspected psychiatric issues. Provides face-to-face crisis assessments in the ER to determine the level of care needed at that time.
Psychiatric Response Team Emergency departments located at Memorial Medical Center, St. John's Hospital, Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville Memorial Hospital, and Taylorville Memorial Hospital.
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900 Early Street, Sac City, IA 50583
Eight bed crisis home that provides mental health services in a less intensive environment than an inpatient setting. The average length of stay is 3 to 5 days. The program is voluntary for those 18 and older. It aims to provide an option for 24-hour mental health care without the need for Court Commitment. Services include meeting with a therapist and wellness programming daily.
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