PCHC expands its mental health services amid long waits for help
Penobscott Community Health Care is expanding its mental health services at a time when some Mainers are waiting weeks, oftentimes months, for help. — Most
— recently, the agency moved its mental health services to its Brewer Medical Center, the larger space now known as PCHC Behavioral Health Connection. Allows people to get access to therapy the same week of referral. Leaders with PCHC say they are currently helping more than 1700 patients receive mental health services, including medication management, counseling, and therapy. It’s OK if you’re not feeling OK. We’ve got plenty of people that will love to talk with you and support you and give you resources, and we also know that resources in a time like now are scarce, and we’ve got that connection here. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, help is available around the clock. You can call the main crisis line at 1-888-568-1112 or the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988.
Penobscot Community Health Care is expanding its mental health services at a time when some Mainers are waiting weeks or even months for help.
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