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Find Help Close to Home

When investigating mental health treatment or substance abuse treatment options, getting the help you need can be a challenging task. HealthHelpLocator.org was created as a resource to help users narrow their search for the right substance abuse treatment center / mental health treatment center and find care close to home. Use this site to lookup centers by zip code, compare services offered by each facility and find contact information and directions easily.

Looking For a Specific Service?

Need something more specific? Feel free to use our Services page to search for mental health treatment / substance abuse treatment by services offered. Service categories range from Adult/Seniors/Children, to languages spoken, to whether or not a facility provides inpatient or outpatient treatment. Get details on substance abuse treatment and drug rehab centers, narrowing down what addictions they treat and what types of treatment they provide.

Resources and Research

Making the decision to get help is an important one. Finding the closest substance abuse treatment center / mental health treatment center in your area is only one step in the process. To help you in continuing your search we offer some external resources and tips on our about us page under the section titled resources. We encourage you to take time and research each center thoroughly, asking questions about treatment types, environment, staff qualifications and inpatient/outpatient availability.

Understanding Payment Options

When seeking out the right treatment for mental health conditions or substance abuse disorders, understanding the payment options available to you can be a confusing journey. For insured patients, check your insurance policy details to see if mental health/substance use disorder(SUD) coverage is available. Most individual and small group plans now require MH/SUD coverage due to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and when such coverage is provided it is protected by the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA). For more information on different payment options and their coverage of mental health and substance use disorder services, MentalHealth.gov has a great article on common payment types and questions.

News

Purdue University awarded Platinum Mental Health America Bell Seal
Posted: 5/7/2025

Purdue University is proud to announce it has been awarded a Platinum 2025 Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health by Mental Health America. MHA is the nation’s leading nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental health, well-being and illness prevention.

https://www.purdue.edu/
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Nathaniel Rateliff on Overcoming Anxiety
Posted: 5/7/2025

Last year, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats began making the leap from theaters to arenas, culminating in a headlining show at New York’s Madison Square Garden two months ago.

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Charlamagne Tha God’s Mental Health Tip: Touch Grass, Literally
Posted: 5/7/2025

At The New York Times's Well festival, the radio host Charlamagne Tha God spoke about his and family members' struggles with depression

https://www.nytimes.com/
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Bridging Justice And Health: New Program Gives Drug Offenders A Way Forward
Posted: 5/7/2025

Last week, the Seattle City Attorney’s Office (CAO), along with the Seattle Municipal Court (SMC), Seattle Mayor’s Office, and Seattle City Council, announced a new approach to handling misdemeanor public drug use and possession cases, the Drug Prosecution Alternative (DPA).

https://seattlemedium.com/
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Over 60% of young GA workers turn to substances during growing job stress
Posted: 5/7/2025

That’s according to health experts SubstanceAbuseCounselor.Org’s latest study on workplace pressures, financial stress, and substance use. They surveyed 1,000 American workers to understand their feelings and behaviors around today’s workplace and substance use

https://valdostatoday.com/
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Ultra-processed foods increase risk of anxiety and depression, study shows
Posted: 5/5/2025

In a recent study published in the journal Nutrients, researchers assessed the associations of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and related metabolic signatures with mental disorders

https://www.news-medical.net/
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Options for Help

Not sure where to start looking for mental health and substance use disorder treatment? Ask your primary care provider about treatment options in your area. Be sure to check with your insurance provider to see if MH/SUD options are available under your specific plan. Federal resources are also available and provide a lot of information to help people get started when researching treatment options(See samhsa.gov). For immediate help and emergencies refer to the options below:

Facilities

Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center Chemical Dependency Services

 212-694-9200
1727 Amsterdam Avenue , New York, NY 10031
http://www.bowencsc.org

Institute for Family Health Center for Counseling of Harlem

 212-423-4200
1824 Madison Avenue 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10035
http://www.institute.org

Samaritan Daytop Village Inc OP

 212-864-4128
55 West 125th Street 10th Floor, New York, NY 10027
http://www.samaritanvillage.org

Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center ABLE Halfway House/SA

 212-348-4660
2009 3rd Avenue , New York, NY 10029
http://www.bowencsc.org

Saint Josephs Hospital/Yonkers Prospect Clinic

 718-953-2302
1480 Prospect Place , Brooklyn, NY 11213
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Chrysalis Health

305-644-4555
2215 NW 36th Street , Miami, FL 33142
http://chrysalishealth.com