Ulster County Department of Mental Health relocates to new Mental Health and Wellness Hub
The move aligns with the establishment of the county's new Mental Health and Wellness Hub at the same location, facilitating access to a range of services.
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8h agoThe Ulster County Department of Mental Health has shifted to its new headquarters on the fourth floor of 368 Broadway in Kingston.
The move aligns with the establishment of the county's new Mental Health and Wellness Hub at the same location, facilitating access to a range of services.
Individuals visiting the new location can avail themselves of services provided by Access: Supports for Living and Samadhi on the second floor. Access offers walk-in mental health care, while Samadhi provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment.
Plans are underway to open a crisis stabilization center on the ground floor later this year. This center will offer services for both youth and adults around the clock, providing essential support during times of crisis.
