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Certified Behavioral Health Centers

Certified Community Behavioral Health Centers (CCBHC) will serve any individual in need of care, regardless of ability to pay. The CCBHC will serve the ‘whole person’ by offering person-centered and family-centered care. The health professionals at CCBHCs can help if you are in one of these groups:

  • Adults with serious mental illness
  • Children with serious emotional disturbance (SED)
  • Individuals with severe substance use disorders
  • Individuals with mild or moderate mental illness and substance abuse disorders

CCBHCs provide outpatient behavioral health services and primary care screenings and monitoring for children, adults and families with the goals to provide:

  • Community-based mental and substance use disorder services.
  • Combined behavioral health and physical health care with no wrong door entry to services.
  • Evidence-based practices.
  • Improved access to high-quality care.
  • Care coordination and case management to address all needs of the individual.
  • Better overall health outcomes.

Northern Nevada Locations:

Southern Nevada Locations:

 *Denotes that this is an access site (or point) location, where a CCBHC recipient can receive CCBHC service within the current service area, however, an access point may not provide all of the required services under the CCBHC model listed above. 

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AGE:                                        
All Ages

INCOME:                                 
Not Applicable - CCHCs provide care regardless of ability to pay.

LOCATION:                                    
See List of Locations Above

Contact the Center near you to request additional information or an intake.

Service Areas

Child Care and Early Education
Health and Safety
Special Needs and Early Intervention
Food and Nutrition
Parenting and Family Support

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