ABOUT EMERGENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
A Different Approach to Mental Health Support
Emergent Mental Health Services (EMHS) was created to meet a growing need in the community—support for individuals who are struggling, but don’t quite fit into traditional mental health systems.
Many people find themselves:
- Not in immediate crisis, but not okay
- Discharged from higher levels of care without enough support
- Waiting for services or unsure where to start
We’re here for that space in between.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide accessible, coordinated, and compassionate mental health support that helps individuals stabilize, feel supported, and move forward.
We are committed to being a trusted resource in the community—offering timely support and helping people connect to the care they need.
What We Do
EMHS provides Crisis-Lite Care, a short-term, non-acute level of care designed to support adults during periods of emotional distress or instability.
Our focus is to:
- Help individuals stabilize during difficult moments
- Provide meaningful, coordinated support
- Reduce gaps in care
- Connect individuals to the right next step in treatment
We don’t expect people to figure it out on their own—we help guide the process.
Our Approach
We use a team-based, coordinated model of care, where services work together to support the whole person.
This may include:
- Group support
- Counseling
- Peer support
- Case management
- Psychiatric services
- Resource navigation
Care is personalized, flexible, and responsive to each individual’s needs.
A Bridge Between Levels of Care
EMHS serves as a bridge between crisis and ongoing treatment.
We commonly support individuals who are:
- Stepping down from inpatient or crisis services
- Transitioning from jail, prison, or re-entry programs
- Experiencing gaps in care or difficulty accessing services
- Not sure what type of support they need
Our goal is to ensure individuals don’t fall through the cracks—and instead stay supported and connected.
Community-Focused Care
We work closely with:
- Hospitals and discharge planners
- Behavioral health providers
- Probation and parole
- Sober living and recovery programs
- Community organizations
We believe mental health care works best when it is collaborative, accessible, and connected.
Our Commitment
We are committed to:
- Treating every individual with respect and dignity
- Providing a safe and supportive environment
- Meeting people where they are
- Helping individuals move forward at a pace that feels manageable
You don’t have to have everything figured out—we’re here to help you take the next step.
Get Started
If you or someone you know needs support, we’re here.
GET STARTED
CALL (623) 278-4610
Hours: Friday–Tuesday | 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM