Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates
The Consortium is concerned about its community, our members and staff.
The challenges posed by the COVID-19 virus create a quickly changing situation.
For our clients in Outpatient Programs: We are continuing our services to you primarily by phone, through our TeleHealth visits. In some situations you may need to see your provider in person. Such situations would include new intake assessments, new psychiatric evaluations, medication administration visits, laboratory visits, Clozaril Clinic, pharmacy pick-ups and other services at the clinician’s discretion.
Similarly, our other programs continue to serve you utilizing TeleHealth and other services as needed. Please feel free to contact your counselors, therapists or case managers by phone, if you have any questions.
For general information, contact our offices.
You can check here to see any changes or updates.
For more information on the COVID-19 virus, here is a link to the City of Philadelphia
The Consortium is concerned about its community, our members and staff.
The challenges posed by the COVID-19 virus create a quickly changing situation.
For our clients in Outpatient Programs: We are continuing our services to you primarily by phone, through our TeleHealth visits. In some situations you may need to see your provider in person. Such situations would include new intake assessments, new psychiatric evaluations, medication administration visits, laboratory visits, Clozaril Clinic, pharmacy pick-ups and other services at the clinician’s discretion.
Similarly, our other programs continue to serve you utilizing TeleHealth and other services as needed. Please feel free to contact your counselors, therapists or case managers by phone, if you have any questions.
For general information, contact our offices.
You can check here to see any changes or updates.
For more information on the COVID-19 virus, here is a link to the City of Philadelphia
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WHAT WE DO
We provide Behavioral Health, Substance Use and Supports Coordination services for members of our community of all ages.
WHY IT WORKS
Thousands of people in the Philadelphia region have been helped by our competent, compassionate, committed staff. Their lives were profoundly improved using a variety of supports and treatment options, including evidenced-based practices.
WHO WE ARE
The Consortium, Inc. is a recovery-oriented, nonprofit Community Mental Health Center (CMHC) established in 1967. We are one of Philadelphia’s twelve CMHCs.
The Consortium Celebrates 50 years of Service and Progress
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JULY NATIONAL MINORITY MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
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The Health Disparities Leadership Program is offered by the National Council for Behavioral Health on a yearly basis.
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