Comprehensive Care Centers in NC

Open 24/7/365.

Located on the lower level of the Asheville Comprehensive Care Center, the Behavioral Health Urgent Care offers a no-appointment-necessary solution for people experiencing behavioral health crises. Once you arrive, Behavioral Health Urgent Care staff will greet you and listen as you share information about your current situation and needs. Then, you will learn about options for treatment, support, and resources.

If you’re experiencing a behavioral health crisis, you will participate in a crisis assessment with a behavioral health professional and registered nurse. A brief evaluation will inform our treatment recommendations to connect you with the most appropriate services to meet your needs today.

If you’re in need of additional support, Behavioral Health Urgent Care staff members can help you develop a discharge plan as you leave the Urgent Care to stay safe at home or with family/friends and return for follow-up crisis or outpatient services the next day.

If it’s determined that you need in-patient stabilization, you may be transferred to our mental health and substance use crisis center, the Neil Dobbins Center, which is in the same building as the Behavioral Health Urgent Care. The Neil Dobbins Center provides services for individuals withdrawing from alcohol and/or drugs, those in need of mental health stability, or a combination of both. Once there, you will have a secure and comfortable place to stay while you continue to participate in assessment and treatment.

Neil Dobbins Center

The Neil Dobbins Center (NDC) is a facility-based crisis center that offers 24-hour care lasting up to seven days and includes medication and meals in a safe environment. Admission eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis.

The NDC provides immediate, intensive, and compassionate support services to individuals experiencing acute crisis situations. The facility is designed to offer a safe and supportive environment where people can receive immediate assistance during a critical time, with the goal of stabilizing individuals and helping them begin the process of recovery or transition to long-term solutions.

Once admitted, an array of services are provided, including ongoing assessment, Medication-Assisted Treatment Therapies (MATT), Peer Support Services, individual and group therapy, case management, and additional services as needed to help you establish your strengths and plan for recovery.

Peer Living Room

Having the understanding and guidance of someone who has “been there” before can be a tremendous help on your path towards recovery and wellness. RHA’s Peer Living Room (PLR) is a safe, comfortable, welcoming space where you can participate in activities that support your personal journey while engaging with and supporting others who are also in recovery.

RHA Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) support the Peer Living Room’s operation and are available to talk with you individually and to lead classes for group support and information sharing. Participants practice respect for each person’s journey, participate in activities, and learn more about community resources.

The Peer Living Room promotes safety, self-advocacy, resiliency, and supports you while you work towards your personal wellness goals.

Peer Living Room features:

An inviting, home-like environment.
Comfortable group rooms.
An open kitchen.
An open living room with spaces designed for talking, reading, listening to music, using a computer, meditating, and smaller group activities.
A resource area for learning about local community resources and services.
Opportunities for group activities and self-study or one-to-one conversation.
A variety of group activities.
One-on-one peer support.

Additional Services

Crisis & Walk-In Services
Mobile Crisis Management Services
Outpatient Services
NAMI Peer & Family Support
Pharmacy Services Provided by ABCCM

Behavioral Health Urgent Care

Open 24/7/365.

The Behavioral Health Urgent Care offers a no-appointment-necessary solution for people experiencing behavioral health crises. Once you arrive, Behavioral Health Urgent Care staff will greet you and listen as you share information about your current situation and needs. Then, you will learn about options for treatment, support, and resources.

If it’s determined that you need in-patient stabilization, you may be transferred to our mental health and substance use crisis center, the Foothills Regional Treatment Center, which is in the same building as the Behavioral Health Urgent Care. The Foothills Regional Treatment Center provides services for individuals withdrawing from alcohol and/or drugs, those in need of mental health stability, or a combination of both. Once there, you will have a secure and comfortable place to stay while you continue to participate in assessment and treatment.

Foothills Regional Treatment Center

Located within the Caldwell C3 Center, the Foothills Regional Treatment Center (FRTC) provides a discrete, private, and non-threatening atmosphere for people on the path to recovery to continue their quest toward optimal wellness. The FRTC is a facility that offers 24-hour care lasting up to seven days and includes medication and meals in a safe environment. Admission eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis.

At Foothills Regional Treatment Center, crisis services are available for adults with short-term needs. These crisis services include:

Short-term intensive evaluation and treatment.
Medication-Assisted Treatment Therapies (MATT).
Behavior management to stabilize acute mental or behavioral health crisis situations.
Detox services.

The services are intended for individuals who are a risk to themselves or others, but who do not require seclusion or restraints.

For Referring Agencies: Foothills Regional Treatment Center is a 24-hour, secured mental health and substance use crisis facility for adults. FRTC does not use seclusion or physical restraints. To make a referral, please call the FRTC Admission Line or fax your request for services. If your agency would like to be added to our daily bed availability notification email, please email us at frtc@rhanet.org.

FRTC Admissions Line: 828.394.5585

Additional Services

Outpatient Behavioral Health Services for Children & Adults

Mental health & substance use services
Individual & group therapy
Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Program (SAIOP)
Medication management
Medication-Assisted Treatment Therapies (MATT)

Community-Based Services

Community Support Team (CST)
Intensive In-Home Services (IIH)
Peer Support Services (PSS)

Mental Health and Substance Use Crisis Services for Adults

Mobile Crisis Services (MCM)

Behavioral Health Urgent Care

Open 24/7/365.

If it’s determined that you need in-patient stabilization, you may be transferred to our mental health and substance use crisis center, which is in the same building as the Behavioral Health Urgent Care. The facility-based crisis center provides services for individuals withdrawing from alcohol and/or drugs, those in need of mental health stability, or a combination of both. Once there, you will have a secure and comfortable place to stay while you continue to participate in assessment and treatment.

Facility-Based Crisis Center

Located within the Alamance Behavioral Health Center, the facility-based crisis center provides support for adults in need of mental health stabilization and/or withdrawal management. The facility offers 24-hour care lasting up to ten days (as indicated by treatment plan) and includes medication and meals in a safe environment. Admission eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis.

Available support includes:

24-hour screening and needs evaluation.
Continuous medical supervision.
Case management support.
Medication-Assisted Treatment Therapies (MATT).
Group and individual counseling.
Recovery and stabilization services.
Aftercare planning and connections to community support services.

The services are intended for individuals who are a risk to themselves or others, but who do not require seclusion or restraints.

Have questions, or seeking services? Call 336.229.1442.

Peer Living Room

The Peer Living Room promotes safety, self-advocacy, resiliency, and supports you while you work towards your personal wellness goals.

Peer Living Room features:

An inviting, home-like environment.
Comfortable group rooms.
An open kitchen.
An open living room with spaces designed for talking, reading, listening to music, using a computer, meditating, and smaller group activities.
A resource area for learning about local community resources and services.
Opportunities for group activities and self-study or one-to-one conversation.
A variety of group activities.
One-on-one peer support.