| ACCESS, ELIGIBILITY, AND SCREENING |
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OCHN's screening process determines where your needs can be met, based on the severity and urgency of your situation. Oakland County residents who have Medicaid or are Medicaid eligible can be connected to public mental health services through OCHN's non-emergency or Common Ground's emergency /crisis Access points. OCHN also provides screening, authorization, and coordination of services for alcohol and drug treatment services for Oakland County residents with Medicaid or Healthy Michigan, no insurance, and under-insured.
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| ACCESS INFORMATION |
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Non-Emergency, including Substance Use Services: Hours of Operation: |
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| SOBER SUPPORT UNIT (SSU) |
The Sober Support Unit - the first step towards substance use treatment services. The SSU is located at the Resource and Crisis Center (RCC) at 1200 N. Telegraph Road, Building 32E,Pontiac, MI 48341. For more information, call 248-456-8144.
Select this link for SSU Flyer
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EMERGENCY SERVICES |
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As an OCHN network service provider, Common Ground connects people in an emergency/crisis to public mental health and community services. Common Ground's responsibilities include:
Call for Crisis and Emergency Support Oakland County Resource and Crisis Helpline: 800-231-1127 Michigan Resource and Crisis Line (MiCAL): 844-44-MiCAL (64225) Call or Text |
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OAKLAND COUNTY YOUTH MOBILE CRISIS TEAM 877-800-1650 |
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The Oakland Youth Mobile Crisis Team, provided by New Oakland Family Centers, is available to families and individuals across Oakland County. The mobile team travels to homes, foster care homes, schools, emergency rooms, and other public places in Oakland County. The service is available for individuals 0 to 21 years of age who have Medicaid or are presumed Medicaid eligible, and are experiencing a mental health crisis.
2 p.m. to 10 p.m., 7 days per week, including holidays |
