Who is Eligible for Services

Adults and children living in Berrien, Branch, Barry, Calhoun, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph or Van Buren counties. Your community mental health agency will help you determine what services you need, the best way to meet your needs and by what provider.

How to Obtain Services

Southwest Michigan Behavioral health has eight (8) places for you to either call or walk into in order to receive services. The eight places are located close to you. They include:

Branch County Mental Health
Pines Behavioral Health
200 Orleans Boulevard
Coldwater, MI 49036
Phone (517) 279-8404
TDD 1(800) 649-3777
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency (517) 279-8404

Barry County Mental Health Authority
915 West Green Street, Suite 201
Hastings, MI 49058
Phone (269) 948-8041
TDD (269) 945-4831
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency (269) 948-8041 or
1 (800) 873-0511

Berrien County Mental Health
Riverwood Center
1485 M-139
Benton Harbor, MI 49023
Phone (269) 925-0585
TDD (269) 925-6746
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency (269) 925-0585 or
1 (800) 336-0341

Calhoun County Mental Health
Summit Pointe
140 West Michigan Avenue
Battle Creek, MI 49017
Phone (269) 966-1460 or (800) 783-5449
TDD (269)966-2890
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency 1 (800) 632-5449

Community Mental Health & Substances Abuse Services
St. Joseph County
677 E. Main Suite A
Centreville MI, 49032
Phone (269) 467-1000
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency 1 (800) 622-3967

Kalamazoo Community Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services
Kalamazoo County
615 E. Crosstown Pkwy
Kalamazoo MI, 49001
Phone (269) 373-6000
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency 1 (888) 373-6200

Woodlands Behavioral Health
Cass County
960 E. State St.
Cassopolis MI, 49031
Phone (269) 445-2451
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency 1 (269) 445-2451 or 1 (800) 323-0335

Van Buren County Mental Health
801 Hazen Street, Suite C
P.O. Box 249
Paw Paw, MI 49079
Phone (269) 657-5574
24-Hour Crisis Line/Emergency 1 (800) 922-1418

In an Emergency

An EMERGENCY is any thought or feeling that you have that you cannot control on your own, that you or others may recognize, which could put you and your health in serious trouble if you do not get help.

If you have an immediate and sudden emergency, you should seek help right away. At any time during the day or night call:

911

Or

Your local CMH 24 Hour Crisis Line Number Listed Above

Or

Go to any hospital or other setting that offers emergency care.

There is also a listing of places you can receive emergency care under the “Network Providers” section.

For Emergency Care NO prior authorization to pay for the care is needed. You can go to any place that offers emergency care and be treated and have it paid for by this insurance plan.

Post-Stabilization Care Services

In the event that you receive emergency care, you may receive services once your emergency medical condition is under control that helps to make sure your health continues to stabilize, improve, or to lessen your condition.

For example, if you are hospitalized for your psychiatric condition, when you are discharged you may receive services at a Crisis Residential, you may receive case management, outpatient therapy services, and/ or medication reviews.