Compassionate Behavioral Health Care Close to Home
Behavioral health care is about partnering with a helping professional to act on what is valuable and timely for you. You may need to care better for your mind and find calm in the chaos of life. You may need to disrupt a pattern of unhealthy habits and relationships. You may need to start rebuilding trust with children, family and friends. We are here for it.
Sadler Health Center takes a unique approach to behavioral health services, and we believe it’s the right one. That’s because it is built on connection, warmth and the simple idea that your mental and physical health are deeply intertwined. We’re here to help you tend to your emotional well-being with the same care you give the rest of your body.
Our licensed behavioral health specialists help you manage stress, worry, habits, behaviors or emotional concerns that are bothering you and affecting your health. Sadler’s behavioral health team offers support and case management to ensure you – the most important member of your health care team – can coordinate goals with all your providers to help improve your well-being.
What Can You Expect From Our Behavioral Health Care Services?
We help you manage medical and behavioral health needs through in-person visits or convenient telehealth appointments. If you can’t make it to the office, telehealth allows you to meet with a behavioral health specialist through a secure video connection.
During your first visit, the specialist conducts a biopsychosocial evaluation (about 30 minutes) and can recommend additional treatments or referrals as needed. Follow-up appointments, typically 20 minutes, help monitor your progress and adjust treatment as necessary. If medications are recommended, then coordination with your primary care physician and psychiatric resources is supported.
Our integrated care approach helps you manage a wide range of medical, emotional and behavioral health needs, including:
Medical Conditions
- Asthma
- Chronic pain
- COPD
- Coping with headaches
- Diabetes
- Hypertension
Emotional and Behavioral Issues
- Anger management
- Anxiety
- Child conduct and developmental challenges
- Depression
- Family or relationship issues
- Grief and loss
- Losing weight
- Parenting challenges
- Quitting or cutting back on alcohol or drugs
- Quitting smoking
- Sleep
- Stress
- Trauma
Face Life’s Challenges Together
Life brings with it a full spectrum of experiences, from beautiful highs to profoundly difficult lows. It’s completely human to need support along the way. Our team provides therapy and emotional support for people walking through all kinds of situations.
A behavioral health professional can offer a fresh perspective and genuine guidance when you’re dealing with:
- The Weight of Worry: For those times when anxious thoughts seem to take over, we help you find strategies to quiet the noise and regain a sense of peace.
- Feelings of Sadness or Emptiness: If a low mood has settled in and won’t seem to lift, we’re here to explore the reasons why and help you find your way back to the light.
- Finding Balance Amid Stress: Juggling work, family and personal responsibilities can be overwhelming. We can work with you to manage stress in healthy ways that prevent burnout or anger outbursts.
- Healing After a Difficult Experience: Life can present events that leave a lasting mark. We provide a safe, supportive space where patients can process these experiences and move forward with strength.
- Navigating Grief and Loss: The journey through grief is unique for everyone. We offer a compassionate presence to support you through the process of remembrance and healing.
A Team Approach to Your Well-Being
Your integrated care team forms a circle that has you standing confidently in the center. Our behavioral health professionals join forces with your trusted Sadler medical provider and, together, we map out a path forward. We bring together medical insights and emotional support to help you manage all aspects of your health.
Your Home for Mental Health
Sadler Health Center is a community of caregivers deeply invested in your health and well-being. When you are ready to start the conversation about your mental health, we are here and ready to listen.
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Schedule an Appointment
Sadler Health Center offers convenient appointments to help patients in Cumberland County and Perry County with their behavioral health as they traverse life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are behavioral health services?
Behavioral health services focus on mental, emotional and behavioral well-being and help individuals address challenges such as anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief and other emotional concerns.
Who can benefit from behavioral health services?
People of all ages can benefit from behavioral health support, including children, adolescents, adults and seniors experiencing emotional or mental health challenges.
How do I find a behavioral health provider?
You can contact Sadler Health Center directly to learn more about available services, discuss your needs and schedule an appointment with a member of our behavioral health team.
Do you offer telehealth appointments for mental health care?
Yes, we understand that it can be difficult to travel to our offices amidst a busy schedule or a trying time, and that’s why we offer convenient video or phone telehealth appointments for our behavioral health services.
Do I need to be a primary care patient at Sadler to see a behavioral health provider?
No, you don’t have to be an existing patient! We welcome any individual seeking mental health care in the Cumberland County and Perry County areas, whether they’ve been to Sadler before or not.
Do you accept insurance for behavioral health services?
Yes. Sadler Health Center accepts Medicaid, Medicare and most major commercial insurance plans.
What if I do not have health insurance or cannot afford care?
As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), we offer a sliding-fee discount based on your household size and income.
Can Sadler Health Center providers prescribe medication for mental health conditions?
Our behavioral health team works closely with our primary care medical providers. If medication (such as an antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication) is determined to be a helpful part of your treatment plan, our medical providers can manage and prescribe those medications in coordination with your therapy.
Why is mental health care so important?
When individuals in Cumberland County and Perry County seek mental health support, they are better equipped to address life’s challenges. This, in turn, can help improve quality of life, strengthen relationships and maintain overall well-being.
Ready to get started?
The fastest way to book is through our online scheduling tool.
Need assistance? Call 717-218-6670.
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