Mental Health Services
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, more than 44 million Americans suffer from a mental health disorder. Even among those who do not—we all face challenges at different times in our lives, and mental health support can help.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, more than 44 million Americans suffer from a mental health disorder. Even among those who do not—we all face challenges at different times in our lives, and mental health support can help.
If you or a loved one need help, here are some options:
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In a mental health crisis/emergency…
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Call the National Suicide Hotline at 1.800.273.TALK (8255)
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Go to your nearest Emergency Room
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Not an emergency…
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Call your Primary Care Provider
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Call Lakes Region Mental Health Center at 603.524.1100
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Call Riverbend Community Mental Health at 603.228.1600
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Mental Health Services available at Concord Hospital – Franklin and Concord Hospital – Laconia
Concord Hospital – Franklin
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DRF (Designated Receiving Facility) – 24-hour care in our inpatient mental health unit. Admissions come from Emergency Departments all over the state. Patients may be admitted for a voluntary or involuntary examination if there is reason to believe that he/she is mentally ill, they are a serious danger to his/her self or others, or they are likely to suffer from neglect or harm if the current behavior continues.
Concord Hospital – Laconia
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24-hour emergency psychiatric care through a round-the-clock call system with Lakes Region Mental Health providers.
Substance Use Services
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The Recovery Clinic is available at Occupational Health Services at both Concord Hospital – Franklin and Hillside Medical Park in Gilford.
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The Doorway at Concord Hospital – Laconia is also available to you. Simply walk through the front door during normal business hours and ask for the Doorway to speak to a recovery coach or dial 211 after hours.
A number of qualified independent therapists are also available in this region. If you are seeking a mental health professional, please talk with your primary care provider, or see a list of mental health providers in your area.
