Appalachian Regional Behavioral Health
Outpatient Care is accepting new patients for medication management and therapy.
New inpatient hospital OPENING FALL 2021. Currently, the inpatient behavioral health unit is located at Cannon Memorial Hospital.
Psychiatry Team
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Therapy Team
Licensed therapists walk with you on your journey to wellness
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Outpatient Clinic
Located inside Sloop Medical Office Plaza
436 Hospital Drive, Suite 235
Linville, NC 28646
Mon – Fri, 8:00am – 5:00pm
No referral needed
Phone: (828) 737-7888
Fax: (828) 737-7606
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Inpatient Hospital
Opening Fall 2021
434 Hospital Drive
Linville, NC 28646
Phone:
Fax:
A place for empowerment and healing
Our behavioral health patients are also our community members – friends, neighbors, and family members who, at any given time, may be having a hard time coping with circumstances in their lives and need intervention.
Inpatient Behavioral Health Hospital: OPENING FALL 2021. Since 2008, Cannon Memorial Hospital has provided a safe and secure space for mental health patients who perhaps would have nowhere to go, or would have to travel a distance to find help. Our recently established independent, freestanding Appalachian Regional Behavioral Health Hospital will extend that to even more patients in the years to come.
The Outpatient Behavioral Health Program meets the needs of adults, children and families experiencing a variety of problematic behaviors, thoughts and life patterns. Services provided include: testing, assessment and evaluation, individual and family therapy, medication management and skill building.
With a 96% patient / family satisfaction rate, the professionals at Appalachian Regional Behavioral Health are clearly passionate about their patients and seeing them progress. They work to meet the patient where they are and provide them with the care they need so they can thrive.
Outpatient Clinic
Currently open and accepting new patients. We can help people of all ages with:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Thought Disorders
- Mood Disorders
- Personality Disorders
We offer:
- Psychiatric Evaluation/Testing
- Psychiatric Medication Management
- Adult, Child, & Family Therapy
Forms to complete before your appointment
Referral Forms
Inpatient Hospital
OPENING FALL 2021. Accepting adults ages 18-64 by referral or walk-in.
We provide a top-tier treatment experience for our patients. Our healing environment includes open areas with natural light and mountain views. We partner with our patients to meet them where they are and provide a combination of coping skills and didactic approaches to therapy.
The hospital is comprised of three separate spaces: Admissions, Treatment Mall and Residence Hall. All patients go through an admissions process which includes body and belonging searches as well as nursing, history and physical assessments. At the time of admission every patient will get an individual meal, medication and therapy treatment schedule.
Walk-In Assessment
OPENING FALL 2021.
Walk-ins accepted for assessment 24/7
In case of emergency, call 911
Walk-ins are welcome because we are a free standing facility. Patients do not have to go to Emergency Department (ED) first like other facilities. Adults, ages 18-64, with any issue can walk-in to our facility and we will assess them to determine if they need inpatient or outpatient care.
If a person is experiencing a crisis, it does not mean that psychiatric hospitalization is appropriate or an involuntary commitment is necessary.
If a person does not need psychiatric hospitalization or involuntary commitment, crisis services can still be helpful with an action plan.
Location Map
A Work in Progress
Haven’t felt like yourself in a while? Help is just a click or call away
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