CENTER — OPENING DEC 2024
Connections emergency behavioral health crisis walk-in center
Connections Health Solutions is opening an emergency behavioral health crisis walk-in center serving Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry Counties in 2024 and will also serve as the region’s mobile crisis response provider. Connections emergency behavioral health crisis walk-in center will serve youth (age 14-18) and adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis and be open 24/7/365.
where to find us
1100 S. Cameron Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (opening Dec. 2024)
No judgements, no exceptions
24/7 mental health care
At Connections, we help every person in need of life-saving mental health care, with no exceptions and no judgment. Our person-centered approach ensures people in crisis get the care they need in the safest, yet least restrictive setting. We treat every person with the compassion, respect, and support they need and deserve.
Individuals who walk-in to Connections or are served by the Connections mobile team will have immediate access to resources and teams that provide personalized treatment and care. Our goal is to stabilize the crisis and help identify the appropriate next steps on the individual’s treatment journey. Both the Connections walk-in center and the Connections mobile crisis team will serve individuals in need 24/7/365.
How we help
We are here 24/7/365 to get you the care and treatment you need
Mobile crisis response
A dedicated team of behavioral health professionals are dispatched directly to assist individuals in crisis and connect them to ongoing services.
Walk-in urgent care
The 24/7 walk-in urgent care centers will be open to adults and youth ages 14-18 in need of mental health support, regardless of insurance or circumstance.
Crisis stabilization
A 23-hour observation unit providing rapid assessment, treatment, stabilization, and proactive discharge planning in a therapeutic environment.
Recovery support and coaching
Individuals stabilized at the center work closely with our multi-disciplinary team to chart their recovery path and get connected to resources and long-term care.