Community Intervention Specialists (Case Management)
Day Treatment Programs
Supportive Living Services
Transition Services
Assistance with Benefits and Entitlements
Child & Adolescent Services
Individual and Family Therapy
Community Intervention Specialists (Case Management)
School-based and After-School Interventions
Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication Management
Treatment Foster Care
Action for Kids
CASSP / CCC Collaborations
24 Hour Emergency Services
Emergency services though Mid-South Health Systems is offered 24 horus per day, 7 days a week. This service offers assessment/evaluation for crisis stabilization when there is immediate threat of self harm, potential harm to others or grave disability as a result of mental instability.
In Craighead, Clay, Randolph, Poinsett, Lawrence, Mississippi and Greene Counties call 1-800-356-3035
In Lee, Phillips Crittenden, Cross, Monroe and St. Francis Counties call 1-800-382-3117
Individual fees are determined on a sliding scale based on income and number of dependents. Medicaid, Medicare and some insurances are accepted, as are most credit cards.
Community Services
Speakers Bureau
Orientation, field placements and internships for area college students in speciality fields
Professional staff serving on area boards and promoting civic projects
Involvement in area health fairs and civic activities
Sponsor the Annual Mid-South Charity Golf Tournament for support of dental care for the seriously mentally ill
Ongoing grant submissions to assist with social issues
Community Intervention Specialists (Case Management)
Education & Training
The Mid-South Education and Marketing Department conducts a series of Spring and Fall workshops each year. These workshops are approved for continuing education (CEU) for nurses working in mental health settings, social workers, counselors and therapists.
Specialized contract training for business and industry is also available on a variety of topics to meet the needs of employees and the workplace.
For more information call: 870-972-4712
For over three decades Mid-South Health Systems has been a part of Northeast Arkansas and our mission has never changed.
Mid-South Health Systems gladly accepts Medicare, Medicaid and a wide range of private insurances.
Mid-South Health Systems works on an income-based sliding scale fee if you do not have insurance.
Mid-South Health Systems treats children, as well as adults.
Mid-South Health Systems is the only non-profit community mental health center serving Northeast Arkansas.
Mid South Health Systems is one of 14 Community Mental Health Centers in Arkansas.
Community Mental Health Centers in Arkansas saw 72,300 patients in 2008.
Community Mental Health Centers serve all 75 counties in Arkansas.
Mid South Health Systems has a staff of 500 in the 13 County area.
Mid South Health Systems employs 3 Adult Psychiatrists, a Pediatrician and 2 Child Psychiatrists serving the 13 county area.
Mid South Health Systems served 10,000 clients in 2010 at all its locations.
An Annual Charity Golf Tournament sponsored by Mid South Health Systems raises money each year to help with the health and living needs of the seriously mentally ill.
Mid South Health Systems sponsors 6 community workshops annually to share information in the mental health field.
Mid South Health Systems is a public entity governed by a 14 member Board of Directors from the 13 counties served.
Mid South Health Systems provides therapists to work in the schools and provide professional services to children who may otherwise not be served.
You are invited .... The next Community Workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, June 12, 9AM-3PM in our Seminar Room at 2707 Browns Lane in Jonesboro. The topic is Domestic Violence. Matt Knight, LPC, is the presenter. Mat is Director of Education and Marketing at Mid-South. There is no charge for this training which offer 5CEU for counselors, social workers, and nurses who work in mental health settings. Pre-registration is not necessary.
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The package is intended to add to the nation’s database used for background checks and make it harder for criminals and people with mental illness to get guns.
The emotionally disturbed man was being escorted by the police in East Harlem when he grabbed a gun from an officer and shot a second officer, the authorities said.
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