Pennsylvania Mental Health Centers
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Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
TheVillage provides a spectrum of child welfare and residential programs, as well as mental health and prevention services that help children impacted by trauma from abuse, neglect and mental health issues.
Pyramid Healthcare - Altoona
VerifiedDuncansville, Pennsylvania
129 beds
Pyramid Healthcare in Duncansville is a treatment facility and long-term rehab for men and women/ boys and girls.
Grove City, Pennsylvania
George Junior Republic in Pennsylvania is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Grove City that operates residential treatment programs for youth alongside adult programs and services. Its continuum includes adventure-based counseling, preventative aftercare and community programming across Pennsylvania and Indiana. The organization accepts private insurance.
Meadville, Pennsylvania
Bethesda Lutheran Services has provided mental and behavioral health care for children, youth and families in northwestern Pennsylvania for over a century. Its Meadville campus offers residential treatment, a psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF), partial hospitalization and community- and school-based behavioral health services. The organization accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance.
Washington, Pennsylvania
The CARE Center is the drug and alcohol treatment program of Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services (SPHS), offering recovery-based, trauma-informed outpatient and intensive outpatient care in Washington, Greene, and Butler counties. Its Washington location at 75 East Maiden Street provides drug and alcohol outpatient treatment. The center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, military insurance, and state-financed programs.
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