Community Mental Health
Getting Non-Crisis Services
Call Customer Service for information:
- Muskegon County (231) 720-3201
- Ottawa County (616) 494-5545
- Benefits, referrals, eligibility and authorization requirements.
- Emergency services, emergency providers, emergency coverage, and emergency locations, and post-stabilization services.
- Medicaid due process and recipient rights under the Michigan Mental Health Code, including; procedures for filing complaints and appeals.
To request mental health services call the Access Center, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
| Muskegon County Access Center | (231) 720-3200 |
| TTY | (231) 720-3280 |
| Ottawa County Access Center | |
| Holland Area | (616) 393-5681 |
| All other Ottawa areas, Toll-free | 1-877-588-4357 |
| TTY | (616) 494-5508 |
| Lakeshore Coordinating Council or Substance Abuse Services | |
| Muskegon | (231) 733-5334 or |
| 1-800-981-2481 | |
All calls to the Access Center are private and confidential.
The Access Center’s qualified staff will talk with you to determine your needs and eligibility for CMH services. Each service that CMH offers has criteria established by the Department of Community Health. CMH staff may suggest one or more of the services based on your needs. You may request a complete list of services and the providers available in your area.
If you are eligible, you will be given an appointment for services. If you are not eligible for CMH services, the Access Center will help you locate other agencies in the community that can meet your needs.
You are welcome to bring a family member or friend to this appointment. There will be paperwork to complete before talking with someone about your problem.
If you need mental health services while you are outside of your county area, contact your assigned CMH worker, their supervisor, or the Access Center in your home county and they will assist you.
