Franklin County Crisis Care Center
Creating a Full Continuum of Crisis Care
The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) is partnering with community stakeholders to address the continuum of crisis care in our community. The cornerstone of this continuum is the development of a new crisis center that will be the central and preferred destination in Franklin County for mental health and addiction crisis needs.
The crisis center will provide a safe and secure location offering a full array of services with integrated peer support at all levels. Most importantly, the crisis center will offer a no-wrong-door approach to ensure any adult arriving at the crisis center receives services. This new resource is intended to benefit everyone from individuals in crisis and their families to the overcrowded hospitals and first responders currently stretched to their limits.
Crisis Center Services
24/7 Walk-in
Support for those not yet in crisis with 24/7 access and linkage to community providers.
23-hour Observation
A safe setting for treatment of those in immediate crisis. Admissions may be on a voluntary or involuntary basis.
Community Services
On-site linkage to community mental health and substance use treatment providers, as well as other critical services such as available housing.
Extended Crisis Stabilization and Inpatient
A total of 16 beds for stays 24 hours and longer with capacity to allow flow of individuals out of observation.
Pharmacy Services
Pharmacy services for walk-in clinic and the on-site service units including automated medication dispensing system to increase safety and efficiency.
Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services
Including detox, initiation of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and linkage to ongoing care.
Medical Services
Urgent care level of medical service to avoid hospital transfers when possible.
Family Support Services
Support for families, partners and friends who may come in with a loved one in crisis.
Project Team
Crisis Center Updates
Crisis Care Center Goal Met with Approval of Additional $1 Million by Columbus City Council
Jeffrey Family Continues Parents’ Legacy with Gift to Crisis Care Center
