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Integrated Family Services outlines 24/7 mobile crisis team and an urgent-care center opening in October
Summary
Integrated Family Services told the Pitt County Board of Commissioners it operates a 24/7 mobile crisis team, an open-access clinic and plans a behavioral health urgent-care center in Greenville this October that will accept children and adults for short-term observation.
Integrated Family Services CEO Natasha Holly told the Pitt County Board of Commissioners on June 16 that the agency operates a 24-hour mobile crisis team and will open a behavioral health urgent-care center in Greenville this October.
Holly said the urgent-care center, described in her presentation as the county’s first “behavioral health urgent care” in the eastern part of the state, will be at 3005 Statinsburg Road, will serve children ages 4 and up as well as adults, and will have capacity for 12 people with up to 24 hours of observation.
Why this matters: Holly said crisis services can reduce unnecessary…
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