Columbus Regional Health

Columbus Public Health is a city government agency in Columbus, Ohio that provides clinical, environmental, health promotion, and population-based services. It employs about 133 staff and offers mental health crisis resources as part of its services to the community. The site is a hub for public health programs and services available to residents, including mental health crisis support.

Ellie Mental Health's Columbus-Tipton Lakes clinic in Columbus, Indiana offers mental health therapy and counseling services in person and online. The clinic provides individual therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, grief therapy, trauma-informed therapy, and EMDR therapy for a range of mental health conditions. The clinic accepts multiple insurance plans and self-pay options.

Columbus Behavioral Center for Children and Adolescents is a private mental health care provider in Columbus, Indiana, serving youth aged 8–18. The 57-bed residential facility emphasizes trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), offering a blend of therapy, education, and supervised activities in a safe, structured setting. Services aim to stabilize residents and support transitions back home or to appropriate levels of care, involving families and community partners. Contact: 812-376-1711.

ADAMH Board of Franklin County is a Columbus-based government agency (founded 1968) that funds and coordinates mental health, addiction, and crisis services across Franklin County. It operates through non-profit partners, delivering immediate crisis assistance (suicide prevention, crisis center services, opioid treatment programs, support groups) and investing in treatment and prevention. The board emphasizes HIPAA-compliant, patient-confidential communications and supports a network of ADAMH-funded services across Franklin County. For adult mental health services in Columbus, ADAMH funds and connects individuals to local providers and crisis resources.

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) in Columbus is a nonprofit, multidisciplinary academic medical center affiliated with The Ohio State University. Key points relevant to Mental and Behavioral Health: - Services: Strong emphasis on mental health and behavioral health care, including urgent mental health services at the Behavioral Health Urgent Care, described as a pioneering center addressing urgent mental healthcare needs. - Location: Main campus in Columbus, Ohio, with multiple locations across the state. - Scale: Large health system with 1,800+ beds overall; extensive clinical services spanning neuroscience, psychiatry, psychology, and integrated care. - Mission: Focus on patient care, research, and education in mental health, fostering personalized and evidence-based approaches. - Contact and accessibility: University-affiliated hospital system with resources for patients seeking mental and behavioral health services; typical channels include main hospital contact lines and department-specific avenues.