The new mental health crisis center coming to Cleveland’s Central neighborhood is less than three weeks away from opening — and curious eyes can finally get a look.
It’ll provide a wide range of services all in one place: from 24/7, walk-in crisis response to longer-term beds for people who need emergency stabilization, to a clinic with psychiatry and primary care. It’ll also have a pharmacy on-site.
Leaders say the new center, called the Glick Recovery Campus, espouses a “no wrong door” philosophy by embracing people coming from nearly every scenario. That includes voluntary walk-ins, drop-offs from police and EMS and residents who need to be held involuntarily, which is something former facilities lacked. The crisis services will be for adults only…