Emergent, Urgent and Immediate Mental Health Resources:
We recognize that some individuals may need immediate mental health support. The resources below are available to help ensure safety, connection, and timely care.
📞 Immediate Crisis Support
Always call 911 if someone is in danger of harming themselves or others or if there’s a life-threatening emergency.
📱 24/7/Immediate Crisis Lines
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988, or chat online at 988lifeline.org for immediate mental health and suicide crisis support.
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211 LIFE LINE — Local 24/7 resource line you can call for help accessing crisis services, including mobile response teams.
🧠 Local Crisis Call & Mobile Teams
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UR Medicine Crisis Call Line: Call (585) 275-8686 anytime for crisis support and connection to services. urmc.rochester.edu
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UR Medicine Mental Health & Wellness – Monroe Mobile Crises Team — Mobile Crisis Team in Monroe County offers in-person crisis intervention and stabilization in the community (home, school, work). urmc.rochester.edu
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City Person In Crisis (PIC) Team — Dispatchable via 988 for behavioral health, suicidal, and related crises. City of Rochester
🏥 Emergency Departments & Psychiatric Evaluation
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UR Medicine Mental Health & Wellness – Psychiatric Emergency Department — 24/7 psychiatric evaluation at Strong Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department. urmc.rochester.edu
🧑⚕️ Walk-In & Urgent Care Options
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RRH Behavioral Health Access and Crisis Center — Walk-in crisis/behavioral health access center (adults). Roberts Wesleyan University
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Unity Mental Health Home Based Crisis Intervention (HBCI) — Crisis intervention support in the community. Roberts Wesleyan University
🧑🤝🧑 Community & Support Services (Prevention + Ongoing)
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Mental Health Association of Rochester / Monroe County, Inc. — Peer support, connection to services, education, and crisis prevention.
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Self‑Help Drop In Support Services — Free drop-in peer support to help cope with stress or distress outside formal therapy. Mental Health Association of Rochester
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NAMI Rochester — Support and advocacy for individuals and families living with mental illness.
🧠 Other Mental Health Resources
These aren’t emergent crisis services but can support ongoing care and linkage to crisis resources:
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Monroe County Mental Health — County behavioral health support and resource information
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Local counseling and therapy providers (e.g., Rochester Counseling Group, Discoveries Counseling)
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Community mental health clinics such as RRH Mental Health Center and others
🚨 Quick Guide
If immediate danger or self-harm risk:
➡️ Call 911 or 988 immediately.
If someone needs urgent support but is not in immediate danger:
➡️ Call UR Medicine Crisis Line (585-275-8686) or 988.
➡️ Request the Mobile Crisis Team. urmc.rochester.edu+1
Need help getting connected to local services and follow-up care:
➡️ Dial 211 or visit the Behavioral Health Access & Crisis Center. wp.monroecounty.gov