Memorial Behavioral Health - 710 N. 8th street - 217-525-1064
Mobile Crisis Response - 217-788-7070 ; 24/7; 365 days a year
- Demographic Served: Anyone experiencing a mental health crisis or emotional distress
- Qualifications: No restrictions – all ages, all insurances
- Eligibility Criteria: Anyone experiencing a mental health crisis or emotional distress
- Referral Process: Phone call
- Geography served: Sangamon, Menard, Logan, Mason, Christian, Cass, Scott, Morgan Counties
MBH - Access
Monday-Friday; 8:00-4:00
- Demographic Served: All ages
- Qualifications: All ages, mental health concern
- Eligibility Criteria: Anyone experiencing a mental health concern
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon, Menard, Logan, Mason, Christian, Scott, Morgan Counties
Individual Therapy
- Demographic Served: 3 and up.
- Qualifications: Anyone having difficulty functioning as a result of mental health symptoms.
- Eligibility Criteria: Anyone experiencing a mental health concern
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon, Menard, Logan, Mason, Christian, Scott, Morgan Counties
Project for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH)
- Demographic Served: Adult
- Qualifications: Meet criteria for SMI diagnosis, Meet HUD definition of homeless (shelter or street homeless), or at imminent risk of homelessness. Must want to attend appointments and work towards housing
- Eligibility Criteria: 18 and over, Do not need a payor source
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon County
Adult Community Support Service (CSS)
- Demographic Served: Adult
- Qualifications: Adult care management services are intended for individuals that need support in the community. They should be exhibiting difficulties functioning in the community which can include: multiple and frequent inpatient psych admissions, excessive use of the ER with poor follow up/engagement, repeated issues with the legal system (secondary to mental health issues), poor medication compliance, difficulty accessing and maintaining compliance with health care or psychiatric providers, poor response to medications, difficulty obtaining and maintaining basic needs independently
- Eligibility Criteria: Age 18 or older, Mental Health Diagnosis, willing to be seen in person at least twice per month, in the home and community, Medicaid only (Medicaid, Aetna, Blue Cross Community, Molina, and Meridian)
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Residing within Sangamon, Logan, Mason, or Menard County
Individual Placement Support (IPS)
- Demographic Served: Adult
- Qualifications: Clients should have a mental health diagnosis that is interfering with their ability to obtain and/or maintain employment. IPS is not a job placement service and they do not have jobs to provide to clients. What they are able to do is assist clients in finding job openings, completing a resume, completing applications, preparing for interviews, establishing routines and reinforcing coping skills to help maintain employment when it is obtained. They are able to speak with employers/managers when appropriate and with client permission to help problem solve if clients are struggling with their job duties.
- Eligibility Criteria: Age 18 or older, Mental Health Diagnosis, residing within Springfield
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon County
Youth Community Support Service (CSS)
- Demographic Served: Children under the age of 18
- Qualifications: No restrictions – all ages, all insurances
- Eligibility Criteria: Under the age of 18, Mental Health Diagnosis, willing to be seen in person at least twice per month, in the home and community, Medicaid only (Medicaid, Aetna, Blue Cross Community, Molina, and Meridian)
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon, Logan, Mason, Morgan, Scott, Christian or Menard County
First Episode Psychosis (FEP)
- Demographic Served: Adult, Children
- Qualifications for Program: Ages 14 – 40
- Eligibility Criteria: Experiencing psychosis symptoms for the first time in the past 18 months.
- Referral Process: Walk into a Memorial Behavioral Health location, or phone intake appointment
- Geography served: Sangamon, Menard, Logan, Mason, Christian, Scott, Morgan Counties
Additional Programs:
- Telehealth counseling sessions with SIU Medicine counselors are available for those in need of additional support. Up to six individual, couple or group sessions are available at no cost to the farmer or farm family member.
- Call or text 1-833-FARM-SOS (833-327-6767)
- Email – FarmFamilyResourceHelpline@mhsil.com
Peace Rooms
- A Memorial Behavioral Health therapist will be on site at all three Springfield District 186 high schools to provide mental health support through individual counseling, group sessions or even mediation between students.
- The Peace Rooms are confidential and free to all students at Lanphier, Southeast and Springfield High Schools with no required assessments, paperwork or bills.
- Students may utilize the support for issues including: struggles with friends, family or significant others; school pressures like academics or athletics; bullying; social media challenges; experiencing anxiety, depression or stress; facing prejudice, racism or sexism; or fear for the well-being of peers.
Mosaic Program
- The Children’s MOSAIC Project is a community-wide partnership intended to make children’s mental health services easier to access.
- MOSAIC is active in Athens: Athens Jr. High School and Athens High School.
- MOSAIC is active in Lincoln: Central Elementary, Northwest Elementary, Washington-Monroe Elementary, Lincoln Junior High, Chester East Lincoln, New Holland Middletown, West Lincoln Broadwell.
- MOSAIC is active in Riverton: Riverton Elementary, Riverton Middle and Riverton High Schools. No application for services is required for services in Riverton.
- MOSAIC is active in Springfield: Black Hawk Elementary, Douglas Alternative, Enos Elementary, Fairview Elementary, Feitshans Elementary, Graham Elementary, Grant Middle, Harvard Park Elementary, Jefferson Middle, Lanphier High, Matheny-Winthrow Elementary, McClernand Elementary, Southeast High, Springfield Learning Academy, Washington Middle.
Westlake Residential/Crisis Center
Supervised Residential
- The Supervised Residential program provides support and daily living activity skill building for adults 21 years and older with pervasive mental health symptoms that have not been successful living in the community. Services are provided in both individual and group settings both on-site and in the community to help individuals build the skills that they need to return to independent living in the community. Individuals must be able to functionally meet their own basic needs. They must have Medicaid and Managed Medicaid and a source of income to pay the monthly program fee.
Crisis Residential
- Option for clients 18yrs old and up.
- To refer, Mobile Crisis Response must complete an assessment and refer.
- Crisis Center is voluntary.
- Located on our West Lake campus, this is a 6 bed facility that is a short term, voluntary place for clients who are experiencing a mental health crisis and need more support than just outpatient appointments but not quite inpatient care. Typical stays are 3-5 days/nights. Once admitted to crisis, clients are expected to remain on campus until discharge
Not Guilt Reason of Insanity (NGRI) Community Conditional Release Program
- An enhanced residential/transition program to assist individuals found by the court system to be “not guilty by reason of insanity” transition from inpatient treatment at state hospitals across Illinois, through our monitored and supportive residential program, to independent living in the community. Services are continued until the individual is granted full release or meets their Thiem date.
Springfield Memorial Hospital/Inpatient
Adult Psychiatric Unit
- Springfield Memorial Hospital has a 36-bed Adult Psychiatric Unit offering inpatient.
Psychiatric Response Team (PRT)
- Provides crisis assessment and brief, immediate treatment to reduce symptomatology, assess suicidal/homicidal risk, need for behavioral health or other social services, and stabilize current crisis situations.
- 24/7, Located in the ERs
Partial Hospitalization Program
- 18 and up
- Memorial Partial Hospitalization (MPH) is for adults 18 and older whose depression and/or anxiety interferes with daily living and requires more intensive therapy. Appropriate for patients ready for discharge from an inpatient program, MPH provides highly structured outpatient services and may be an alternative to inpatient care. MPH can help individuals manage anxiety or depressive symptoms that often accompany a serious illness or chronic pain. A compassionate and encouraging therapeutic daytime environment allows people to return home evenings and weekends.
- Referrals and admissions: Referrals may be made by psychiatrists, psychotherapists, social service agencies and other health professionals, as well as individuals who feel they or a loved one may benefit from MPH services. Call 217–757–2455 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Behavioral Health Consultant Program
- Consists of licensed clinicians embedded within Memorial Care’s, primary care settings. They serve adults, children, and families by providing patients at their particular clinic with a variety of services. The BHCs consult with the treatment teams, provide linkage and referral to needed specialized and community resources, and maintain regular contact with the treatment team at their site. This is a short-term model of care and the BHCs can coordinate services for longer-term care options depending upon patient needs. If a patient is interested in seeing a BHC for services, they are encouraged to talk to their Memorial Care provider who can schedule their appointment.