CRISIS SERVICES

Support when immediate care is needed

SCMHC provides 24/7 crisis screening, evaluation, stabilization, and connection to follow-up care for people experiencing urgent emotional, psychiatric, or behavioral health distress.

Crisis services may include emergency intake and evaluation, Crisis Stabilization Unit care, Mobile Response, and referral to the appropriate next level of support.

If this is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Available 24/7

Crisis screening and evaluation are available around the clock.

Screening and Evaluation

A mental health evaluation helps identify immediate needs and the appropriate next level of care.

Two Locations

Crisis Stabilization Unit services are available in Delray Beach and Belle Glade.

Care focuses on safety, stabilization, and

next steps.

Woman speaking with a mental health professional during an assessment in a welcoming counseling room.

Understanding immediate needs

The team evaluates the situation, identifies urgent needs, and determines whether crisis stabilization, Mobile Response, or referral to another level of care is appropriate.

Mental health facilitator and three adults sharing a supportive group conversation in a care facility.

Stabilization and support

When admission is needed, care may include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, crisis intervention, and therapeutic group programming.

Woman and a loved one discussing continued care with two mental health professionals around a table.

Planning for continued care

The team helps identify follow-up care and community supports that may be needed after the immediate crisis.

Find Crisis Services Near You

Crisis stabilization services are available through SCMHC locations in Delray Beach and Belle Glade. Use the location information below for directions.

Delray Beach Crisis Services

16158 South Military Trail
Delray Beach, FL 33484

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Belle Glade Crisis Services

808 NW Avenue D
Belle Glade, FL 33430

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Need crisis support?

If this is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

For behavioral health crisis support and connection to appropriate services, call 211.