Compass Health Network

Behavioral Health Crisis Centers – Compass Health

Behavioral Health Crisis Centers are currently located in Festus, Jefferson City, Raymore, Rolla, and Wentzville. In total, there will be eighteen locations across the state of Missouri.  The goal of the Behavioral Health Crisis Center is to provide a safe, welcoming and less costly alternative to divert individuals,  away from jail and emergency rooms and into treatment services. These services allow for immediate triage and stabilization, further observation, connecting the individual to ongoing care and avoiding an inpatient admission. The Behavioral Health Crisis Centers are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and in the rain or shine. There will be a No Wrong Door that provide rapid access to triage, stabilization services, and linkage to appropriate community services for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Features of the centers include but are not limited to showers, meals, clothes, medications if needed, and comfortable recliners to sleep on. No one will be turned away from the Behavior Health Crisis Center, but if other care is necessary, such as hospital care, the individual will be assisted in accessing with a warm handoff. These centers can serve adults, 18 and over, who are underserved, underinsured and uninsured and dealing with a mental health and/or substance use crisis. At the end of everyone’s visit, they will be given a personalized discharge plan to continue the care outside the door. The Crisis Center will work in collaboration with the local social service providers to develop needed resources and enhance the existing system of care to ensure no one falls through the cracks.

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For more information about the development of the Behavioral Health Crisis Centers, please call Jamie Manning at 888-237-4567. 

UPDATE FOR MONDAY – JANUARY 6, 2025

To prioritize safety due to incoming weather, all Compass Health Network clinics will be closed on Monday, January 6th. Behavioral Health Crisis Centers and residential locations will remain open as usual, virtual therapy appointments will continue as scheduled.  If you have an appointment scheduled for January 6th, a Compass employee will be calling you to discuss your appointment.

If you have any questions or need to reschedule an appointment, please call 844-853-8937. If you or someone you care about is experiencing a behavioral health crisis, call 988 to connect with a professional counselor. Support is always available. Thank you for your understanding.