Madigan's Behavioral Health Service Line
(If after hours and need emergency behavioral health care, go to the Madigan Emergency Room or call 911)
Madigan's Department of Behavioral Health offers comprehensive mental health services to all Service Members and their Families. These services can be engaged through your primary care manager or, for Service Members, through your unit’s Embedded Behavioral Health clinic.
Targeted Care at Madigan
Our Behavioral Health Clinic offers targeted care. Targeted care helps us give you the right mental health support for your specific needs, whether it’s an individual appointment, group therapy or non-clinical support.
How it Works
Targeted care synchronizes and expands the resources we have to address your specific needs. The process begins with a preliminary assessment.
You’ll meet with a technician who will:
Listen to your concerns.
Assess your needs.
Match you to the best resource.
Options may include an appointment with:
A primary or specialty care consultant.
Military and family life counselors.
A chaplain.
You don’t need a referral, and you won’t be turned away or denied specialty care. Learn more about Targeted Care.
Behavioral Health in Primary Care
Behavioral Health consultants are located at Patient-Centered Medical Homes, Soldier-Centered Medical Homes and Community-Based Medical Homes serving Active Duty, Retirees and Families to provide brief assessment and Behavioral Health services in collaboration with the patient’s primary health care manager (PCM).
Are you Active Duty? Find your Behavioral Health Clinic Here!
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Clinic Information:
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Units Served:
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Rainier EBH
Clinic # (253) 968-4851
BLDG 9921A & 9920A
Madigan Annex, Lewis-Main
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I CORPS HQ, 593rd ESC HHC, 62nd MED BDE, 42nd MP BDE, 22nd SIG BN, 13th CSSB, 6th CID, 201st EMIB; 16th CAB, Madigan Troop Battalion, SRU, 1MDTF, Active Army Reserve, Active National Guard (And any unit not designated to another EBH)
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1-2 EBH
Clinic # (253) 966-3640
BLDG R 3742, Lewis-Main
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1-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team
1-23 IN, 5-20 IN, 2-3 IN, 1-14 CAV: 1-37 FA 23rd BEB, 296 BSB
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2-2 EBH
Clinic # (253) 967-1481
BLDG R-1880, Lewis-North
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2-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team
2-1 IN, 4-23 IN, 1-17 IN, 8-1 CAV, 2-17FA, 14BEB, 2BSB
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17/555 EBH
Clinic # (253) 967-8283
BLDG 13815, Lewis - North
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17th Field Artillary Brigade
5-3 ADA, 1-94 FA, 308 FSB
555th Engineer Brigade
864th EN, 555 HHC, 110th CHEM, & 3 ORD
7ID HQ , 2ID HQ, 189th IN
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SOF EBH
Clinic # (253) 966-6104
BLDG R-3150, Lewis- Main
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1SFG
2/75th Rangers
4/160th SOAR
5th SFAB
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McChord BH
Clinic # (253) 982-3685
BLDG 690 Barnes Blvd,
McChord Field
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62nd Airlift Wing and McChord Field
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Are you a Family Member or Retiree? Find your Behavioral Health Clinic Here!
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Behavioral Health in Primary Care
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Behavioral Health consultants are located at Patient-Centered Medical Homes, Soldier-Centered Medical Homes and Community-Based Medical Homes serving Active Duty, Retirees and Families to provide brief assessment and mental health services in collaboration with the patient’s primary health care manager (PCM).
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Child and Family Behavioral Health Services (CAFBHS)
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CAFBHS serves children and adolescent beneficiaries by offering time-limited, problem-focused, evidence-based psychosocial treatment in the form of individual therapy and family therapy. Medication management is also offered. Click here to visit the CAFBHS webpage.
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Additional 24/7 Counseling Resources
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988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), and is now active across the United States.
When people call, text, or chat 988, they will be connected to trained counselors that are part of the existing Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources if necessary.
The previous Lifeline phone number (1-800-273-8255) will always remain available to people in emotional distress or suicidal crisis.
The Lifeline’s network of over 200 crisis centers has been in operation since 2005, and has been proven to be effective. It’s the counselors at these local crisis centers who answer the contacts the Lifeline receives every day. Numerous studies have shown that callers feel less suicidal, less depressed, less overwhelmed and more hopeful after speaking with a Lifeline counselor.
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Psychological Health Resource Center: 866-966-1020
Available 24/7 by phone, online chat, or email.
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Military Crisis Line: DIAL 988, then PRESS 1
The Military Crisis Line is a free, confidential resource for all service members, including members of the National Guard and Reserve, and Veterans, even if they’re not enrolled in VA benefits or health care.
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www.health.mil/RealWarriors
The Real Warriors Campaign promotes a culture of support for psychological health by encouraging the military community to reach out for help whether coping with the daily stresses of military life, or concerns like depression, anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder. Founded in 2009, the campaign supports the Defense Department's Psychological Health Center of Excellence in its mission to break the stigma associated with psychological health concerns and encourage those who are coping with a psychological health concern to seek help. The campaign links service members, veterans and their families with care and provides free, confidential resources including online articles, print materials, videos and podcasts. If you or someone you know is coping with any concerns, know that reaching out is a sign of strength.Talk to a health care provider or start with one of many available resources on the Real Warriors Campaign website, including the Psychological Health Resource Center where you can speak with a confidential health resource consultant 24/7.
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