Behavioral Health | UNC Health
Behavioral Health Therapy • Chapel Hill, NC • Since 1989
About
UNC Health Care (UNC Health) is a not-for-profit, integrated health care system owned by the State of North Carolina and headquartered in Chapel Hill. It spans North Carolina (and Virginia) with services across multiple locations, including UNC Hospitals and UNC School of Medicine programs. Key facts: - Area served: North Carolina and Virginia; focus on a wide network within the Research Triangle region. - Leadership: Cristy Page (CEO) with system-wide executives. - Founded: 1989; created in 1998 to unify UNC Hospitals and UNC School of Medicine clinical programs. - Services: Hospitals and health care across locations; data highlights include substantial patient activity (e.g., 87,000 discharges and 250,000+ ED visits in 2024). - Size: Privately held, not-for-profit system; corporate presence in Chapel Hill. - Workforce snapshot: 51 employees (as listed), with roles spanning medical, technical, finance, and administrative functions. Relevance to Behavioral Health (as related to UNC Health Chapel Hill): - UNC Health provides integrated, state-supported health care services, including behavioral health programs across its UNC Hospitals and affiliated clinics within North Carolina. - While the page focuses on organizational overview, UNC Health’s behavioral health services would be delivered through its hospital and system-wide clinical programs as part of its integrated care network. If you need, I can search specifically for UNC Health Chapel Hill behavioral health services, programs, locations, and contact information.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health Therapy
Address
1101 Weaver Dairy Rd # 100, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514, US
Phone
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Rehab.com (UNC Hospitals – Mental Health - Chapel Hill): 3.33/5 (6 reviews)
- Birdeye (UNC Hospitals Youth Behavioral Health): 4.6 (15 reviews)
- Yelp (UNC Health Chapel Hill): Rating not captured in provided snippet (139 reviews)
- BBB (UNC Hospitals): Complaint activity (rating not provided)
Patients praise
- Caring, supportive staff and positive peer environment reported for youth behavioral health (Birdeye reviews).
- Perception of improvement/benefit from treatment and therapies (Birdeye reviews).
Common complaints
- Low satisfaction ratings for mental health services on a review aggregator (Rehab.com).
- Reports of distressing experiences and negative treatment perceptions in reviews for inpatient psychiatry/UNC psychiatry-related sites (LocalityBiz) and other psych-ward commentary (not UNC-specific).
- BBB complaint volume including issues such as lack of care and billing/administrative disputes (BBB).
"“Very well ,I loved it 👏 staff was very nice and caring…”"
— Birdeye – UNC Hospitals Youth Behavioral Health reviews"“I have never been treated so bad as I was today… Never again will I come to this horrible place!!!!!”"
— localitybiz.com – UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill (review snippet)"“Horrible place of torture for people who need real help”"
— localitybiz.com – UNC Inpatient Psychiatry Clinic in Chapel Hill (review snippet)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- UNC Family Medicine Launches Primary Care Behavioral Health Collaborative at East Pittsboro, Advancing Whole‑Person Care | Newsroom — Jan 22, 2026
- Clinic offers same-day mental health care during primary care visits - North Carolina Health News — Feb 10, 2026
- UNC Health embeds mental health services in primary care clinic - Becker’s Behavioral Health — Jan 22, 2026
- UNC Sheps Center Releases New Report Providing Critical Data to Identify Gaps in North Carolina’s Mental Health and Substance Use Services Workforce - Sheps Center — Mar 2, 2026
- Faculty Lead Landmark Study on North Carolina’s Mental Health and Substance Use Workforce - Department of Family Medicine — Mar 5, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More behavioral health therapy clinics in Chapel Hill
UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill, NC offers behavioral health services as part of its patient care programs. Headquartered at 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, the nonprofit hospital system provides integrated health services, including access to medical records, secure provider messaging, and online referrals, within its broader healthcare network. If you’re seeking behavioral health care, you can contact UNC Hospitals at 984-974-1000 for information on services, scheduling, and locations.
UNC Children’s in Chapel Hill, NC is a nonprofit pediatric health system within UNC School of Medicine. Key points: - Mission and care: Four-tier “CARE” focus—clinical care, advocacy, research, and education—delivering world-class, family-centered care regardless of ability to pay. - Scope and people: Nearly 200 physicians (clinical and research faculty) across ~50 programs in UNC School of Medicine and 14 pediatrics divisions, plus 1,800+ clinical/ancillary staff. - Patient care: Clinical home at N.C. Children’s Hospital (150 inpatient beds) with a comprehensive outpatient center in the same building to streamline specialist visits; child-friendly, private rooms to support families during extended stays. - Recognition and reach: Major referral center for complex conditions; consistently listed by U.S. News & World Report among “America’s Best Children’s Hospitals.” - Location and contact: Headquarters at 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514; phone 984-974-1000; emails supportchildren@med.unc.edu. - Services and focus areas: Pediatric specialties spanning cardiology, critical care, endocrinology, gastroenterology, genetics/metabolism, hematology/oncology, infectious diseases, neonatology, pulmonology, nephrology, neurology, and more; emphasis on patient-centered care and clinical trials. - Mental health: The site implies pediatric health services, including comprehensive care for mental health via pediatric specialties, with a broad array of related departments and programs. If you’re specifically seeking Child & Adolescent Mental Health services, UNC Children’s offers pediatric mental health resources within its multidisciplinary pediatric care framework at the Chapel Hill location. For detailed mental health programs, contact the hospital directly or visit uncchildrens.org for the psychiatry/psychology pathways and referral options.
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