CareSTL Health, located at 5471 Dr Martin Luther King Drive in Saint Louis, Missouri, is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) dedicated to providing comprehensive primary and behavioral health care to underserved, underinsured, and uninsured populations. The center integrates behavioral health services with primary care, ensuring a holistic approach to mind-and-body wellness. Services include individual and group therapy, telehealth consultations, medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use, and peer support programs.
The behavioral health team at CareSTL Health is composed of clinical social workers, master’s social workers, professional counselors, and community health workers who support patients of all ages. The center addresses emotional, mood, anxiety, substance-related, and sexual disorders, as well as gender identity issues and life adjustment challenges. By offering short-term, focused interventions and partnering with local school districts and organizations such as BASIC and Gateway Foundation, CareSTL Health provides personalized and accessible care to help patients achieve mental and emotional well-being.
Brittany is a very passionate therapist. She truly takes each child’s unique needs and addresses it with such care. She is professional yet very personable with her clients and their family. She cares for the well being of each and every child she works with. If you are seeking counseling for your child, I’d highly recommend Brittany!
Edward Flynn is, without a doubt, a truly exceptional therapist. His approach to group therapy is transformative, and his impact on my life has been profound. I came to his group feeling overwhelmed by my circumstances, struggling to find joy and purpose. Edward possesses a remarkable ability to create a safe and supportive environment where vulnerability is encouraged, and genuine connection thrives.
My great nephew was in there we went to pick him up to see his dad overall the place was okay and the staff was really nice and courteous he's in a better place.
I was told that I applied for sliding scale payment, then I was told I did not. If you have insurance that doesn’t help much; don’t even mention it. They will not help you with sliding scale payments if they know you have insurance.