Iron County Human Services Department & Associates in Hurley, Wisconsin provides behavioral health, substance use, psychiatric, and community stability services for Iron County residents. The department offers Comprehensive Community Services (CCS), Community Support Program (CSP), mental health therapy, substance use counseling, individual counseling, psychiatric services, psychotherapy, symptom management, medication management, medication monitoring, psychosocial rehabilitation, case management, advocacy, prevention services, intake assessment, and community resource connection. Its psychiatric services are available through telehealth appointments, and substance use treatment includes individual counseling with referrals to other providers for residential treatment and inpatient treatment when a higher level of care is needed.
Care at Iron County Human Services Department & Associates is guided by person-centered care, recovery-based care, a wraparound approach, and community-based services. The department serves people with mental health diagnoses, substance use diagnoses, dual diagnosis, serious and persistent mental illness, and substance use disorders, including adults, pregnant women, persons who inject drugs, and Iron County residents. Services are designed to promote mental health recovery, reduce symptoms, support stability and independence, prevent hospital readmissions, build resilience, and connect residents with appropriate behavioral health and substance use resources.
North Lakes in Hurley has been an incredible for my family. The entire staff is helpful, kind, and you can tell they really care and want to help. Courtney is quick to answer any questions I have through my chart and is always a joy to work with. Nate was amazing during my pregnancy, delivery, and now as our family physician. He got me through some postpartum struggles and continues to help me on my mental health journey along with anything else our family needs health wise. With health care in our area seemingly disappearing I’m so glad we switched to NorthLakes and that our area has place like this.