55 services in Berks County. For an emergency, the county crisis line answers around the clock. For counseling or treatment, the door depends on how you pay: private insurance goes straight to a provider, Medicaid covers most of them through HealthChoices, and with no insurance the county pays and Service Access & Management authorizes it. Support groups are free and need no referral.
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The Soft Landing Program at Reading Hospital supports pregnant and postpartum women who are struggling with substance use, including alcohol, marijuana, opiates, and stimulants. It is for pregnant…
From Reading Hospital
Wyomissing
New Directions Treatment Services treats substance use and other behavioral health problems at its Berks County office in Wyomissing, and describes what it offers as whole-person focused healthcare.…
From New Directions Treatment Services
Reading · Taking applications
Treatment Access and Services Center, known as Berks TASC, runs a Central Intake Unit that gives substance use clinical evaluations to Berks County residents and determines the most appropriate…
From Treatment Access and Services Center
Reading
NAMI Berks County PA publishes an "If in Crisis" list of phone and text numbers for people facing a mental health crisis in Berks County, along with numbers for suicide prevention, alcohol and drug…
From NAMI Berks County PA
Reading
The Council on Chemical Abuse, known as COCA, keeps a list of the drug and alcohol treatment programs in Berks County that are contracted with it, so a person looking for care can see the local…
From Council on Chemical Abuse
Every rule, cost and phone number here comes from the provider. We are a guide to Berks County, not the program: call before you go. If something is wrong, every service page has a report link, and our corrections policy says what happens next.