YOUTH CRISIS STABILIZATION (YCS) | MEMORIAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

559 North Westgate Avenue, Jacksonville, IL 62650

Eligibility

Open to children/adolescents under age 21 who are currently enrolled in a medical program through the Department of Healthcare and Family Services, including those enrolled in Medicaid Managed Care Organizations; Also open to: -- Children/adolescents under the guardianship of DCFS while already hospitalized for psychiatric reasons -- Children/adolescents enrolled in a medical program from the Department of Public Aid -- Children/adolescents under 18 being considered for public-funded psychiatric hospitalization (uninsured/underinsured)

Required documents

Varies by service

Hours

Mon 12 am - 11:59 pm Tue 12 am - 11:59 pm Wed 12 am - 11:59 pm Thu 12 am - 11:59 pm Fri 12 am - 11:59 pm Sat 12 am - 11:59 pm Sun 12 am - 11:59 pm

(800) 345-9049

Voice - Main | 24-Hour CARES Line (for SASS/MCR Services)

https://memorial.health/medical-services/behavioral-health

Languages

American Sign Language, English, Spanish

Application process

Call CARES Line for admittance

Fees

None

Service area

Menard County, Illinois
Christian County, Illinois
Morgan County, Illinois
Mason County, Illinois
Sangamon County, Illinois
Scott County, Illinois
Logan County, Illinois

Description

Provides the following services for children and youth:

-- Crisis intervention.

-- Short-term stabilization where a child is at risk of self-harm, or harming others.

-- Individual and family psychotherapy/counseling.

-- Mental health assessment.

-- Case management and resource linkage assistance.

-- Psychiatric services.

Date of Last Formal Update

04/07/2025

Data provided by

211 Nebraska

What's Here

In Person Crisis Intervention Suicide Counseling General Crisis Intervention Hotlines Adolescent/Youth Counseling Mental Health Evaluation Psychiatric Disorder Counseling

Providing organization

MEMORIAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Offers a wide range of mental health services for children, adolescents, adults with mental health challenges, as well as a partial hospitalization program.