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Whether you are looking for yourself, someone you care about or a person you support professionally, there is a place to start.

We provide compassionate mental health, addiction and developmental disability services designed to meet people where they are and help them move forward. From early support and treatment to crisis care, recovery, residential services and long-term support, our goal is to make it easier to find the help you need.

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Explore services for adults, children and families at every stage of the journey.

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Mental Health Urgent Care

Don’t go straight to an emergency room! Get immediate support when you’re experiencing a mental health crisis.

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Addiction Services

Compassionate treatment and recovery support for individuals and families affected by substance use.

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Mental Health Services

Care and support for children, adults and families facing mental health and emotional challenges.

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Developmental Disabilities

Services that help individuals living with developmental disabilities achieve greater independence.

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Community-Based Services

Support coordinating care, connecting to services, managing everyday needs, and accessing resources.

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Housing and Homelessness

Supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

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Because every stage of life brings different needs.

Some people come to us during a difficult moment. Others need ongoing care or long-term support. Wherever you are in that journey, our focus remains the same: helping people build healthier, fulfilling lives in the communities they call home.

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Ready to take the first step? Contact our Access Center to get started.

Access Center: 1-800-963-3377

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A Whole Person Approach

Sometimes the need that brings someone to Oaks is only part of the story. A person seeking mental health or addiction treatment may also be struggling with housing. Someone in recovery may need help finding stability in the community. Support may also include:

  • Housing services
  • Food and basic needs assistance
  • Referral to primary care
  • Family and caregiver resources
  • Connections to community resources such as employment and legal services

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

We know choosing care for a loved one is a big decision. Here are a few answers to help you feel confident and supported as you take the next step.

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No. Mental health support is not only for emergencies. Oaks offers services that can help people experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationship difficulties and other challenges affecting everyday life. Learn more about mental health services.

There may be a waitlist for outpatient services. Please call our Access Center at 1-800-963-3377 to learn more and discuss treatment options.

Yes. Oaks provides substance use and co-occurring services such as outpatient, detox and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) designed to support individuals at different stages of recovery. Learn more about addiction services.

You will have access to a prescriber when enrolled in treatment programs for mental health or addiction that offer medication management. Learn more about how to get started.

No. Housing availability and eligibility vary. We can help qualified individuals understand available options such as supporting housing and provide additional resources. Learn more about housing and homelessness services.

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