Urgent Care
Overview
At Oliver Winston, we provide mental health treatment for individuals who need help now but are not experiencing
symptoms that require emergency intervention.
Why Behavioral Urgent Care?
Behavioral Urgent Care is a non-emergent care option that is focused on stabilizing the patient’s mental health and
providing them with support during the transition back into their communities. In addition, Behavioral Urgent Care
typically does not involve hospitalization, unlike psychiatric hospitals.
- Focuses on stabilizing the patient's mental health
- Does not involve hospitalization
- Provides medication refills for patients who are between providers
- Need medication refills and are between providers
What is the Difference between Urgent Care vs. Non Emergent Care?
Urgent Care
For mental health services, this is defined as access to care within 48 hours (about 2 days). At Oliver Winston, we
strive to get you scheduled for an intake evaluation within this period. Sometimes, this can be done on the day you
call us.
Non-Emergent Care
At Oliver Winston, we provide mental health treatment for individuals who need help now but are not experiencing
symptoms that require emergency intervention.
If you have symptoms that require immediate attention, including, but not limited to, suicidal thinking or other behaviors that can cause you or others harm, you should go to your nearest emergency department and/ or call 911.
You can also call 988 for immediate mental health needs.
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