List of Community-based Service Providers | dmh
Mental Health • Washington, DC
About
Summary: - The Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is a DC government agency that coordinates prevention, intervention, and treatment services for mental health and substance use disorders, including emergency psychiatric care and residential/outpatient programs. It operates Saint Elizabeths Hospital, the District’s inpatient psychiatric facility. - DBH works with a network of community-based service providers to serve eligible adults, children, and youth and their families. - Contact and background: Headquarters in Washington, DC; main homepage is dbh.dc.gov. Public phone numbers include (202) 673-6495, (202) 673-2200, (202) 673-3433, and (202) 673-7500. - Key context for your query “List of Community-based Service Providers | dmh Washington”: DBH is the umbrella agency that coordinates community-based providers in DC and houses Saint Elizabeths Hospital; the department collaborates with a network of community-based providers but the page does not enumerate a specific list of individual providers. For a concrete list, visit the DBH website or contact DBH directly to obtain the current roster of contracted community-based service providers in Washington, DC.
Clinic Type
Mental Health
Address
1818 New York Ave NE Ste. 203 Washington, DC 20002
Phone
(202) 899-4199 (office)
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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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FAQs
What services are provided?
Services include diagnostic assessment, medication, counseling and community supports as part of the behavioral health system.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Washington State DSHS Social and Health Services Client Survey: Generally positive ratings for service quality and general satisfaction (across majority of enrollees)
Patients praise
- High satisfaction with staff compassion and treatment quality
- Valued access to remote/virtual service delivery options
- Strong cultural sensitivity of staff noted by youth enrollees
- Positive general satisfaction with participation in treatment planning
Common complaints
- Challenges in navigating complex systems for care
- Difficulty accessing in-person services or staff during and after the pandemic
- Longer wait times for appointments and on phone support lines
- Concerns regarding the rights of voluntary hospital patients and discharge processes
- Systemic frustration with application processes and online resource accessibility
Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Cultivating Connections: VSHSL Announces Awardees for the Levy’s Human Services Workforce Stabilization Strategy — Jan 22, 2026
- Who Provides IBSS Services in Washington State? — Sep 8, 2025
- Request for Proposals-Community Supports Partnership - Washington County Mental Health Authority — Dec 22, 2025
- DSHS Restructuring: What the New Home and Community Living Administration Means for Providers — Jan 28, 2026
- Changes to No-Paid Services Caseload | Informing Families — Jul 29, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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