Services We Offer
Urgent Care
The San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) offers urgent behavioral health services to those experiencing a crisis. You may call or walk into a center for services. No appointment is necessary. View more info about urgent care services.
Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Services
DBH offers a wide variety of substance use disorder recovery services for youth and adults, including outpatient services and residential treatment. View more info about SUDRS services.
Outpatient Clinics
Services at DBH and contract provider outpatient mental health clinics may include crisis intervention, assessment/referral, individual/group therapy, medication support, case management, drug/alcohol and educational workshops. View more info about outpatient clinics and services.
Other Services and Support
DBH and it’s contract providers offer a wide variety of prevention and early intervention services and other specialized behavioral health programs. View more info about other services and supports.
No DBH client or potential client will be denied access to services due to inability to pay. DBH uses a Uniform Method of Determining Ability to Pay (UMDAP) which is a sliding scale of liabilities based on the person’s ability to pay for the costs of behavioral health services provided based on family size, income and assets.
Mental Health
24-hour Helpline
(888) 743-1478
Substance Use Disorder 24-hour Helpline
(800) 968-2636
Handbooks
- Mental Health Plan Beneficiary Handbook (Large Print) (Letra Grande)
- Plan de Salud Mental Manual De Beneficiario
- Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System Member Handbook (Large Print) (Letra Grande)
- Manual para los Beneficiarios del Sistema Organizado de Entrega de Medicamentos de Medi-Cal
- Quality Improvement Plan
- Presumptive Transfer
Announcements
Celebrate individuals, agencies and programs who have provided outstanding advocacy efforts on behalf of consumers and their family members during the San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Commission Award Ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 1 at noon via Webex.
Allie Mink, San Bernardino Area President of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), joins the podcast to provide practical ways to reduce the stigma often associated with mental health and to talk about the difference between mental health and mental illness. Plus, learn more about the NAMI Walks Your Way 5K on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Diamond Valley Lake Marina in Hemet. To register, visit https://bit.ly/NAMIWalksIE.
Resilient and Real is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music or wherever you hear your podcasts!
Check out our previous posts for more announcements.