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 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. or 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.

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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.

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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.

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ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH​

The Consortium provides a wide range of counseling and behavioral health services by well trained professionals who use evidence based counseling approaches and trauma-informed treatments.

CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Thousands of young people benefit from the Consortium’s cutting edge treatment for children.

ADDICTION SERVICES

The Consortium’s drug treatment programs are designed to help people regain their balance and reach their full potential.

SUPPORTS COORDINATION

Providing Supports Coordination for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities in four counties.

Integrated Care - Medical Services All Under One Umbrella

For the first time in a behavioral health setting, the Consortium has established a medical care component within its Adult Addictions Outpatient Clinic giving access to primary care, while providing behavioral health treatment at the same site. With this integrated service, individuals are able to address both their physical and behavioral health needs, with complete care, which promotes successful completion of treatment.
Using a healthcare screening tool, members are assessed for high risk illnesses such as diabetes, high blood pressure, HIV and Hep C and are provided with health education and linkages to care including the establishment of a new patient/primary care provider (PCP) relationship or through collaboration with an existing PCP. Members are able to schedule appointments with the a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner at any time throughout their treatment for physical exams, vaccinations, labs tests, short term medication refills and minor medical care and first aid.

The Consortium Computer Lab – Giving You Tools to Succeed FREE to Our Members

Located at 451 University Avenue, the Consortium Computer Lab is a comprehensive resource center offering members use of computers, printing and internet access and services in a ready-made office environment. These resources greatly help the road to recovery and include assistance and support with employment, housing, education, financial well-being and community integration.
Along with access to the client portal for treatment information and medical appointments, members can also participate in computer literacy courses, regularly offered by our knowledgeable staff. Individuals receiving addiction services can utilize one of the 10 state-of-the-art computers, Monday through Friday during regular program hours.
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Adult Crisis Response Unit (ACRU)

The Consortium’s Adult Crisis Response Unit (ACRU) is a community resource for emergency and crisis response and stabilization. The ACRU helps ensure people with mental illness have access to onsite and community emergency services, to decrease inpatient hospitalization, curtailing the use of emergency rooms. This extension of our existing crisis intervention services is for adults, both in the community and hospital settings. We also work with police departments to reduce avoidable arrests.
Integrated within our Adult Mental Health Outpatient Clinic, located at 5501 Chestnut Street, ACRU services are open to everyone, Monday through Friday, 10am-11pm. Our dedicated staff is available to provide triage services, conduct 302 involuntary commitment assessments, educate consumers and families on the 302 process, and facilitate linkages to care and care coordination such as primary health care, housing and employment.
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The Consortium Celebrates 50 years of Service and Progress

United States Senator Bob Casey and Consortium CEO John White, Jr.

NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE

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NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE

If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Site exit disclaimer. Trained crisis workers are available to talk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your confidential and toll-free call goes to the nearest crisis center in the Lifeline national network. These centers provide crisis counseling and mental health referrals. 1-800-273-TALK (8255) 0r Live Online Chat

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The Consortium is a 501(C)(3)

YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS SUPPORT OUR LIFE CHANGING WORK

Your tax-deductible donation supports our life-changing work
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JULY NATIONAL MINORITY MENTAL HEALTH MONTH

The National Council offers the Addressing Health Disparities Leadership program on a yearly basis. Read More...

LEARN MORE AND GET RESORCES TO RAISE AWARENESS IN YOUR COMMUNITY

The Health Disparities Leadership Program is offered by the National Council for Behavioral Health on a yearly basis. This observance aims to improve access to mental health treatment and services for multicultural communities through increased public awareness. Learn More at the TheNationlCouncil.org
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