Compassionate Mental Health Care for a Brighter Future
Struggling with mental health can feel isolating - not just for the individual but for their family and loved ones, too. Without the right support, it’s easy to feel lost.
ACCESS is here to help. We provide comprehensive mental health services for children and adults living with mental illness. Our team supports recovery, promotes well-being, and empowers individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. We provide essential services tailored to the needs of each person, ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve.
Who We Serve
ACCESS offers mental health services to Anderson and Cherokee county residents. If you or a loved one needs assistance, please contact the nearest location for details on our intake process and available services.
Our Mental Health Services
We provide a full range of mental health services designed to support individuals at every stage of their recovery journey.
- Physician Evaluation: Comprehensive mental health assessments and treatment planning.
- Medication Management: Supervision and adjustments to ensure medications are safe and effective.
- Counseling: One-on-one and group therapy to develop coping strategies and emotional well-being.
- Skills Training & Rehabilitation: Practical training to improve daily functioning and independence.
- Case Management: Personalized care coordination to connect individuals with the right resources.
- Symptom Management: Guidance and strategies to help individuals manage mental health symptoms.
- Peer Support: Encouragement and shared experiences from individuals who have faced similar challenges.
- Family Partner Services: Support and education for families navigating a loved one’s mental health needs.
- Medicaid Eligibility Assistance: Helping individuals determine eligibility and access essential services.
Preparing for Your First Appointment
To help us provide the best care possible, please bring the following documents to your initial appointment:
- Proof of Insurance (if applicable)
- Medicaid card (current) and monthly eligibility card
- Medicare card
- Veterans Administration (V.A.) outpatient card
- Group or private insurance card
- Proof of Income (Required for financial assistance or adjustments to service charges)
- Previous year’s 1040 tax return
- Current paycheck or pay stub
- Social Security benefits award letter
- Proof of Residence (Required for financial assistance or adjustments to service charges)
- Utility bill (electric, water, gas, phone)
- Lease agreement
Additional Information
- Individuals aged 16 and older may request inpatient or outpatient services without parental consent.
- If financial circumstances change during treatment, please notify the front desk so adjustments can be made.
- If someone has Power of Attorney or legal guardianship for the person seeking services, legal documentation must be provided.
- If a child’s parents are divorced, the custodial parent must provide legal documentation. If a child is adopted, the adoption order must be presented at registration.
Get the Help You Deserve
You don’t have to face mental health challenges alone. ACCESS is here to support you every step of the way. Contact us today to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment.
Crisis Support Available: If you or a loved one is in crisis, please call our 24-hour hotline at 800-621-1693 or text “GO” to 741-741 for immediate support.
