📍 Ohio Suicide & Mental Health Crisis Centers

🧠 Statewide Resources

• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  📞 Call or text 988 · 24/7 emotional support and suicide prevention

• Ohio CareLine
  📞 1‑800‑720‑9616 · Free and confidential support 24/7
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• Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services (OhioMHAS)
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• Crisis Text Line
  📱 Text HOME to 741741

• Veterans Crisis Line
  📞 Dial 988, then press 1

📌 How to Access Help

• Call 988 or 1‑800‑720‑9616 to connect with trained crisis counselors across Ohio.

• Walk-in crisis centers, mobile teams, and stabilization units are located in most counties.

• Services are confidential and inclusive, supporting individuals regardless of income or insurance.

• Access to help for youth, adults, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and those with co-occurring disorders is available statewide.

🏙️ Cuyahoga County (Cleveland)

FrontLine Service – Psychiatric Emergency Services

📍 1744 Payne Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114
📞 (216) 623‑6888 · 24/7 Crisis Hotline
🕒 Open 24/7
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🌇 Franklin County (Columbus)

Netcare Access – Crisis Center

📍 199 S Central Ave, Columbus, OH 43223
📞 (614) 276‑2273 · 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line
🕒 Walk-ins accepted 24/7
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🌆 Hamilton County (Cincinnati)

Talbert House – Crisis Stabilization Unit

📍 2600 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45206
📞 (513) 281‑CARE (2273)
🕒 Open 24/7
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🌄 Montgomery County (Dayton)

Samaritan Behavioral Health – CrisisCare

📍 601 Edwin C. Moses Blvd, Dayton, OH 45417
📞 (937) 224‑4646
🕒 Open 24/7
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🌳 Summit County (Akron)

Portage Path Behavioral Health – Psychiatric Emergency Services

📍 10 Penfield Ave, Akron, OH 44310
📞 (330) 434‑9144
🕒 Open 24/7
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🌁 Lucas County (Toledo)

Zepf Center – Crisis Care

📍 2005 Ashland Ave, Toledo, OH 43620
📞 (419) 904‑CARE (2273)
🕒 Open 24/7
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🏞️ Stark County (Canton)

Coleman Crisis Services

📍 2421 13th St NW, Canton, OH 44708
📞 (330) 452‑6000
🕒 24/7 Emergency Mental Health Services
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✅ Notes

• Ohio offers walk-in crisis stabilization, telehealth options, and mobile crisis teams in most counties.

• Services are trauma-informed and include care for children, families, veterans, and marginalized communities.

• Peer support, respite care, and inpatient psychiatric referrals are available in urban and rural locations.

• Translation services and support for non-English speakers are also offered.