If you are having a mental health emergency you can call 911 or go to the Glens Falls Hospital BHU. Here is their contact info:
Crisis Stabilization Unit
(518) 926-3252- Phone
*If you are hospitalized and have a substance use problem contact their CASAC Scott Heider (518) 926-3336
24-Hour Mobile Crisis Team: Northern Rivers
For Emotional and Behavioral Crisis
(518) 292-5499- Phone
ACCA Addictions Care Center
Mobile Recovery Unit- Joseph Cavallo CRPA
Cell: (518) 410-5285 or 518-419-1578
*Working to help people to get mobile services, telehealth in van for M/H meds and MAT
*Coordinates to get Warren or Washington County Jail for inmates medication
*Meets clients around town, example: Stewarts
People who have addiction, mental health diagnosis, brain injury or developmental disability should reach out here:
Office of Community Services for Warren and Washington Counties
230 Maple Street Glens Falls, NY 12801
Phone: (518) 792-7143 / Fax: (518) 792-7166
They can do SPOA applications and connect you with care.
WWAMH Warren Washington Association for Mental Health
3043 State Route 4 Hudson Falls, NY 12839
(518) 338-9016- Phone / (518) 747)2253- Fax
*If you have a mental health diagnosis and substance use disorder (Dual Recovery) contact:
Rebecca (518) 338-9016 or Peer Advocate Amy Jackson (518) 401-5991
You may also reach out to Caleo Counseling
3043 State Route 4 Hudson Falls, NY 12839
(518) 747-8243- Phone / (518) 7472253- Fax
*The person must call for themselves
If you need a facility for someone to stay and stabilize their mental health call:
Four Winds Inpatient Mental Health
30 Crescent Ave Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518) 584-3600- Admissions
Samaritan Counseling Center
15 Boulevard Hudson Falls, NY 12839
(518) 747-2994- Phone*offers anger management, groups, counseling, Teen group
*Please note they do not prescribe medications and do not have a psychiatrist
Rose House is a peer-run house for people in mental health crisis who need to get away for a 5-day period (Adult Respite). It is not for people who are homeless. Instead of going to a hospital a person can come to this low-pressure, safe, home-like alternative. Rose House has space for 2 adults at a time. The person can have severe mental health diagnosis, but no active addiction. People can be on suboxone or methadone. It does not accept sex offenders. People do not come and go once they arrive.
(518) 502-1172- apply over the phone