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Emergency Services Culpeper County: (540) 825-5656 Fauquier County: (540) 347-7620 Madison County: (540) 948-5911 Orange County: (540) 672-2718 Rappahannock County: (540) 675-3329	Emergency Services are available 24 hours per day. If you are currently in an emergency situation and need services immediately, you will receive prompt assistance from an emergency clinician. Emergency Clinicians provide assessments, crisis intervention, hospital diversion, pre-admission screening as well as other services. More Info
Behavioral Health Outpatient Services Culpeper County: (540) 825-5656 Fauquier County: (540) 347-7620 Madison County: (540) 948-5911 Orange County: (540) 672-2718 Rappahannock County: (540) 675-3329	Behavioral Health Outpatient Services consist of an array of center-based services designed to evaluate and treat the effects of behavioral health disorders that impair a person’s ability to function. More Info
Behavioral Health Case Management After admission to RRCSB-AAA services, individuals are referred as appropriate. For more information, call (540) 825-3100, ext. 3425.	Case Managers evaluate, link, monitor, and advocate for services to meet the needs of our clients. Behavioral Health Case Management is an entry point for all RRCSB-AAA residential and day support programs. More Info
Visions Clubhouse After admission to RRCSB services, Behavioral Health Case Managers refer eligible individuals to Visions as appropriate. For more information, call (540) 825-3366.	Visions Clubhouse offers a structured day program of psychosocial rehabilitation services. The program includes a work-ordered day, educational opportunities, community integration, vocational support and individualized staff services. Clubhouse members are given opportunities to volunteer in all aspects of the program. More Info
HELPFUL LINKS Mental Illness in Virginia's Adult Population Mental Illness and Virginia's Criminal Justice System Mental Illness and Virginia's Youth Population Youth with Mental Illness and Virginia's Criminal Justice System