Mental Health | Coastal Harbor Health System, Savannah, Georgia

Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah offers comprehensive behavioral health services as part of the Memorial Health network. As a HCA Healthcare-affiliated hospital, it provides urgent and inpatient/outpatient behavioral health care, integrated with its pediatric, medical, and emergency services. The center supports mental health through its Center for Behavioral Health, led by Director Thomas Hickey, and collaborates with Memorial Health’s broader care network, including the 24/7 Consult-A-Nurse line and hospital-based resources. Located at 4700 Waters Ave, Savannah, GA, the facility serves southeast Georgia and southern South Carolina, with a broader network of specialty and primary care services.

Summary: - The Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) is a Georgia state government agency (established 2009) focused on behavioral health and developmental disability services. - Headquarters: Atlanta, GA, with five offices statewide (including locations in Milledgeville, Atlanta, Columbus, and Savannah area facilities). - Key functions likely include coordinating mental health, developmental disability services, addiction support, and regional hospital services (notably Georgia Regional Hospital Savannah among its facilities). - Contact options: main phone numbers (e.g., +1-404-657-2252) and the agency’s website (dbhdd.georgia.gov). - Related entities: Georgia Regional Hospital Savannah (GRHS) is one of the regional hospital facilities associated with DBHDD. - Office locations of interest near Savannah include regional hospital and community services administered by the department. If you’re specifically seeking information about Georgia Regional Hospital Savannah (GRHS) in Savannah, GA, you’ll find it under the DBHDD network of regional hospitals and related behavioral health services on the department’s site.