Family Issues Services for all of South Carolina
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Psychiatrists
(Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Institute of Psychaitry)Office Name: | Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences |
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Address: | 67 President Street, IOP 2 South, MSC 861 Charleston, SC 29425 Maps and Directions |
E-Mail: | ncvc-clinic@musc.edu |
Phone: | 843-792-8209 (Clinic) 843-792-2945 (Administrative) |
Fax: | 843-792-5041 |
Description: | The center offers a variety of assessment, intervention and treatment services to adults and children who are victims of violent crimes, as well as their families. They also treat victims of other forms of trauma, such as automobile accidents, house fires and natural disasters. Has several different programs including a community outreach program for those who are unable to come to the clinic; a Hispanic outreach program called Esperanza; and a program that helps domestic violence victims. A psychiatrist is also available once a week for to check patients' physical health and consult on medications. Services may be free for those who qualify for the SC Crime Victims Compensation program. |
E-Mail: | INFO@OPENPATHCOLLECTIVE.ORG |
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Facebook: | https://www.facebook.com/OpenPathCollective/ |
Phone: | 800-268-2833 (Toll Free) |
Description: | This is a nationwide network of mental health professionals that offer mental health care for a reduced rate and/or accept Medicaid. Click on "Find A Therapist" to find the closest therapist near you. |
Address: | 134 East Rebound Road Lancaster, SC 29720 Maps and Directions |
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Facebook: | https://www.facebook.com/rebound.behavioral.health |
Phone: | 803-313-3700 866-577-3420 Toll-Free 803-810-0995 |
Description: | Provides inpatient treatment for adults with emotional and behavioral issues including depression, substance abuse, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, psychosis, and dual diagnosis conditions. Accepts Medicaid and Medicare. |