COVID-19 Department Update

The California Governor has issued a Stay at Home order, which means that individuals should stay home unless they need to conduct essential business. Medical treatment, including behavioral health needs, are considered essential. With that in mind, Behavioral Health will be providing services to clients over the phone or through video, when appropriate.

• If you are feeling unwell or are sick, please contact your medical provider for recommended next steps.
• If you are a current client, please call your behavioral health provider. Outpatient clinics are no longer operating onsite services, but are available to provide support over the phone. 
• Our crisis and inpatient services are still operating as usual, with added illness prevention precautions.
• The inpatient unit is not currently allowing visitors onsite. Please call 530.891.2775 , 8:00 am-5:00 pm, and ask to speak to your loved one’s clinician or counselor to arrange phone visitation.
• If you are new to services, our walk-in screenings have been suspended. Call the Crisis & Access Line 530.891.2810 to receive an assessment over the phone.
• Mental Health Peer Support is now available online.

Behavioral Health has contracted service providers who have altered their operations to provide services following illness prevention guidelines. 

Contracted Providers COVID-19 Altered Operations 

Stay up to date on all local news related to COVID-19 at Butte County Public Health. Please see our tips for coping with the effects of social distancing, quarantine or isolation. We are committed to our serving our clients as safely as possible.

Services

Crisis	Adult Mental Health	Youth Mental Health
Substance Use Disorder	Prevention	Community Information

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