Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health serves the Fresno community with comprehensive mental health services. The facility is committed to providing accessible, quality care to individuals and families in California.
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The Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health, located in Fresno, California, is dedicated to supporting the wellness and recovery of residents across the region. As the county’s primary behavioral health authority, the department provides direct services and partners with community-based organizations to ensure that individuals and families can access the care they need. With a mission centered on culturally responsive and people-first care, the department offers assessment, therapy, medication management, crisis response, and educational programs for individuals of all ages.
Through its Children’s System of Care and Adult System of Care, the department tailors services to meet the needs of diverse populations, ranging from children and transition-age youth to adults and seniors. Programs address a wide spectrum of mental health and substance use challenges, including specialized initiatives for opioid use disorder funded by settlement resources. No one is denied access to services due to an inability to pay, making the department an essential safety net for uninsured and underinsured residents. By promoting recovery, resiliency, and community wellness, the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health plays a vital role in improving quality of life throughout the county.