TRI-COUNTY BOARD OF RECOVERY & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
1280 N. County Rd. 25A, Suite 2
Troy, Ohio 45373
PHONE:
(937) 335-7727
(800) 589-2853
CRISIS HOTLINE/RESPONSE TEAM
1 (800) 351-7347
FAX: (937) 335-8816
WEBSITE: www.tcbmds.org
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
OFFICE DAYS: Monday – Friday
SERVICE AREA: Miami, Darke & Shelby Counties
SERVICES: The Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services is responsible for planning, funding, monitoring, and evaluating substance abuse and mental health services for Darke, Miami, and Shelby Counties.
The Board contracts with the following providers to provide community behavioral health
Services:
Community Housing Inc./Shelby House/Miami House | (937) 332-0021 |
Miami County Family & Children First Council | (937) 335-7727 Ext. 216 |
Hopeline (peer support line) | (937) 451-3232 (855) 276-HOPE (4673) |
TCN dba Miami County Recovery Council | (937) 335-4543 |
Recovery & Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio | (937) 548-1635 |
–Miami County | (937) 335-0361 |
–Darke County Recovery | 1 (888) 567-5256 |
Tri-County Crisis Hotline & Crisis Response Team* | 1 (800) 351-7347 |
NAMI of Darke, Miami, and Shelby Counties | (937) 335-7727 Ext. 203 |
Family Resource Center of Northwest Ohio | (937) 710-4616 |
Through this network, a wide range of substance abuse and mental health services are offered for all age groups.
No one is denied service because of the inability to pay. SafeHaven services are free of charge. This is made possible by federal and state tax dollars and by support from the local Mental Health and Recovery tax levy.
ELIGIBILITY: Any resident of Miami, Darke, or Shelby County is eligible to receive services.
DOCUMENTS NEEDED: Proof of income, insurance, or Medicaid is needed. For people who wish to use the sliding fee scale, a financial evaluation is necessary.
RESTRICTIONS: None
HOW TO USE: Call the Tri-County Board at the phone number listed above for information; call any of the Board-funded agencies directly for an appointment.
FEE POLICY: Fees for services are on a sliding scale, based on the person’s financial status. MEDICAID and many insurance companies will pay for substance abuse and mental health treatment services.