LifeSpring Crisis Services

LifeSpring operates a Crisis Call Center 24/7 that is staffed with individuals who can assist in a crisis, including deploying our Mobile Crisis Team. The call center can be reached at 833-SAFE988 (833-723-3988).

 

LifeSpring’s Crisis Receiving Stabilization Services Program provides a safe place for an individual in crisis who is not appropriate for the hospital or arrest. The CRSS Program serves as a 24 hour space for individuals in need of services to prevent an overdose, complete a needs assessment, and slow down the timeline of having to make an immediate decision that may not best meet the needs of the person in crisis. Following a stay at the CRSS Program, individuals will be connected with the appropriate level of care based on their needs.

CRSS Locations:

Turning Point Center
1060 Sharon Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130

Hope Center
480 Eversman Drive
Jasper, IN 47546

How to Utilize the Crisis Receiving Stabilization Services:

  • Contact the Crisis Call Center at 833-SAFE988.
  • The mobile crisis team will respond to the scene if appropriate and provide transportation if needed.
  • Once at the CRSS Program, an assessment will be done.
  • As the individual approaches 24 hours at the CRSS Program, they will receive information about their next options for care and be connected with the appropriate service provider(s).

 

LifeSpring offers Behavioral Health Urgent Care at the Integrated Treatment Center in Jeffersonville. You may call ahead or just walk in.

*You do not need to be a prior LifeSpring client to utilize Urgent Care!*

1036 Sharon Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
812-280-6606

Mondays and Wednesdays 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Fridays 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM

When to Use Urgent Care:

  • In emotional distress or crisis
  • Experiencing a sudden worsening of depression, anxiety, or mood symptoms
  • Experiencing new or worsening hallucinations or delusions who are safe and cooperative
  • In need of urgent mental health evaluations, safety planning, or support until routine services are available
  • Non-life-threatening substance use concerns, withdrawal symptoms, or seeking treatment linkage
  • Recently discharged from inpatient or ED settings needing a bridge to care
  • Urgent medication concerns (side effects, missed doses, refill barriers)

Urgent Care should not be used:

  • if the individual is actively suicidal or homicidal with plan and intent – call 911
  • if there is a need for medical stabilization (e.g., overdose, severe withdrawal)
  • if the individual is acutely aggressive, unresponsive, or uncooperative
  • if medical clearance is required for admission or crisis stabilization
  • for disability, FMLA, IEP/504 plans, and return-to-school paperwork needs

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