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Mental Health
Our mission is to ensure seamless access to a comprehensive range of behavioral health services, ensuring timely and effective support for individuals in need.
Sometimes people do not know where to turn for help with a mental health or a substance use concern.
We have many different services to help individuals and their families. The Beaver County System of Care, Carelon and our provider network are ready to serve our community members with the right treatment. We can help find the best service that meets your needs.
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Beaver County Behavioral Health will help you or your loved one gain access to mental health, drug and alcohol, intellectual disability and autism services in our community. Call our office today at 724-891-2827 for additional information or to schedule a free assessment. |
One of the steps you can take right now is to contact Carelon and take a quick screening with one of our care managers. Whether you are an adult or family member seeking help for your child, we are here for you. Our care managers are here to help you to get the services and resources you need. Call us today for a screening at your county’s toll-free number (877) 688-5970. Our care managers are available Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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You can also call the number on the back of your insurance card for help.
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Resources Available to You
Evaluation and treatment services include psychiatric and psychological assessments, medication management, and therapy. These services are provided by licensed facilities under a psychiatrist's supervision or by private credentialed practitioners through periodic visits.
Evaluation and treatment services are offered in a licensed psychiatric unit of a community hospital or a separate psychiatric hospital. Services, provided by psychiatrists, nurses, and social services staff, address acute illnesses and safety concerns. Involuntary commitment may be necessary.
This service provides therapeutic support for children, youth, or young adults under 21 with mental, emotional, or behavioral health needs. Services, including Individual Services, ABA, Group Services, and EBT, are offered at home, school, or in the community.
These services focus on empowering families to use their strengths and supports to make lasting, positive changes. They aim to return children or adolescents (under 21) to their homes or prevent out-of-home placements. A team of therapists provides home or community-based, culturally competent services for up to 32 weeks.
Advocacy services empower individuals with mental health or substance use disorders by ensuring their rights are respected and their voices heard. Trained advocates provide support, information, and representation, helping clients navigate systems, access resources, and achieve their recovery goals.
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Press 1 for the Veteran Sucide Prevention Lifeline |
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Do you or someone you know need assistance with a mental health crisis? If so, please call one of these numbers to get help. Someone is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to assist you, your friends or family. |
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Since 1999, Beaver County has partnered with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to offer behavioral health services to eligible residents. Through a collaboration with Carelon, we aim to enhance accessibility, continuity, and quality of care while managing costs. Our program emphasizes coordinated services, recognizing the importance of integrating mental health and addiction treatment. We continually enhance our coordination with other systems to better support individuals and families in Beaver County.
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BCBH also offers community outreach and education. We have several free trainings available for community members, schools, law enforcement, and providers. Some of the trainings we offer are Mental Health First Aid, Youth Mental Health First Aid, QPR (Question, Persuade, and Refer) and Narcan Training. For additional information about our upcoming trainings visit: www.bc-systemofcare.org or call 724-847-6225. |
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*Disclaimer: this is not an exhaustive list of treatment providers. Providers listed on the site are BCBH contracted providers. Individuals can contact their managed care company to secure a more comprehensive list of treatment providers.
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Our Approach
Recovery
We firmly believe in recovery. We understand that behavioral health challenges can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to provide support every step of the way. Through personalized treatment plans and compassionate care, we empower individuals to overcome obstacles, regain control of their lives, and thrive.
Help
You are not alone. Our team of dedicated professionals is here to offer the help and support you need to navigate your recovery journey. Whether you’re struggling with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, or any other mental health issue, we provide a safe and welcoming environment where you can receive the care and guidance necessary to heal and grow.
Hope
No matter how difficult things may seem, there is always hope for a brighter tomorrow. At our agency, The Beaver County System of Care believes in the resilience of the human spirit and the potential for positive change. The Beaver County System of Care offers evidence-based treatments, ongoing support, and a community of individuals dedicated to your well-being. Together, we can help you rediscover hope, find strength in adversity, and embrace a future filled with possibility.