Refer a Patient for Mental Health or Substance Use Treatment
Submit a referral and our clinical team will handle intake, evaluation, and placement
By submitting a referral, the referring provider confirms that they are authorized to share the patient information provided for purposes of care coordination, intake, evaluation, and treatment placement.
Who Can Refer a Patient
For providers coordinating care or recommending treatment
Physicians and primary care providers
Psychiatrists and prescribing clinicians (RNCS)
Therapists and behavioral health providers
​Hospitals, discharge planners, and case managers
Social workers and community health organizations
What to Have Ready Before You Submit
Have key patient and clinical details ready
About you (the referring provider)
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Your name, agency, phone, and email
About the patient
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Patient name, date of birth, address, phone, and email
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Insurance name and ID number
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Social Security Number (if available)
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Legal guardian information (if applicable)
Clinical information
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Presenting problem and reason for referral
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Known risk factors or immediate safety concerns (substance use, MAT history, suicidal ideation)
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Current diagnoses (ICD codes if available)
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Current medications and dosages
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Current treating providers (psychiatrist, therapist, PCP) with contact details
Optional
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Medical records or additional documentation
What Happens After You Submit a Referral
Our team manages intake, outreach, and placement
1 - Our team receives and reviews the clinical referral
2 - We contact the patient directly to begin intake
3 - A clinical evaluation determines the appropriate level of care
4 - The patient is offered admission into an appropiate program
This referral page is not intended for emergencies. If someone is in immediate danger or experiencing a medical or behavioral health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.