ABOUT CENTRAL CLINIC GET HELP HERE NEWS CAREERS CONTACT US DONATE NOW Today, we have twelve locations serving a very diverse population. contact EMERGENCY HOTLINE If you are attempting to contact us for the first time, and it is an urgent matter, please contact Psychiatric Emergency Services at 513.584.8577, or Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) at 513.558.8888. Quicklinks Patient/Client Rights Privacy Practices Resources Locations Site Map We want to hear from you! Central Clinic Behavioral Health provides care for our clients at multiple facilities across Butler and Hamilton Counties. Please see the LocationsLocations page for information on all of the Clinic’s sites. If you would like us to contact you, please fill out the email request form below and a member of our staff will respond within one business day. If you are attempting to contact us for the first time, and it is an urgent matter, please contact Psychiatric Emergency Services at 513-584-8577, or Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) at 513-558-8888. Otherwise, please go to our Programs main page for links to each of our programs and associated contact numbers, or fill out the email request form below and a member of our staff will respond to you within one business day. First Name * Email * Phone * 513-555-5555 Subject * Message * PARTNER WITH US ABOUT CENTRAL CLINIC GET HELP HERE NEWS CAREERS CONTACT US DONATE NOW 311 Albert Sabin Way, Cincinnati, OH 45229 | 513.558.5840 View All Locations United Way 24/7 Help-line: 211 Mental Health Access Point 24/7 Live Line: 513.558.8888 Central Clinic Behavioral Health values and respects the breadth of diversity present in our community. As such, we will not tolerate discrimination of any kind in our programs and activities. Moreover, we strive to increase our inclusivity and visibility in marginalized and oppressed communities. We stand as a proud ally to the LGBTQ community, and we ensure that those who may experience racism, sexism, and discrimination due to gender identity/expression, national origin, socioeconomic status, language, disabilities, medical conditions (physical or mental), and veteran status are treated justly and fairly. Central Clinic Behavioral Health is an organization dedicated to helping children, families and adults dealing with mental illness or substance abuse/use. © Central Clinic Behavioral Health 2021