OACRA North Carolina Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory
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North Carolina Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Resources

This directory organizes North Carolina mental health, substance use, recovery, crisis, outpatient, residential, detox, MAT, opioid treatment, counseling, domestic violence intervention, anger management, DWI-related assessment and education, reentry care coordination, TASC routes, telehealth, and court-related treatment resources for people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry, treatment recommendations, supervision conditions, and documentation requests.

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Statewide Treatment, Behavioral Health & Referral Resources

Coverage: All North Carolina counties. Statewide access points are listed here so regional sections can focus on named provider and navigation routes. Users should confirm approval, documentation, payment, attendance, telehealth, travel, reporting, LME/MCO access, Medicaid status, and program fit before enrolling.
Statewide access NC DHHS, LME/MCO, Crisis, TASC & Treatment Search Routes
NC DHHS — Mental Health & Substance Use Services
NC DHHS icon State behavioral health and substance use access route
Statewide North Carolina route for mental health, substance use, crisis, Medicaid-related behavioral health, treatment information, and county-level service navigation. Confirm the correct county access pathway, provider acceptance, treatment level, payment, and documentation before using a service for a court or supervision requirement.
NC DHHS route Mental health / SUD Confirm provider fit
Ask About County access • Medicaid • treatment level • records • payment
Area Statewide North Carolina
NC DHHS — LME/MCO Directory
NC DHHS icon County-by-county managed behavioral health access route
Use the LME/MCO directory to identify the organization that manages or coordinates certain behavioral health, substance use, I/DD, TBI, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan, and crisis services for a North Carolina county. Confirm whether the user should access services through Medicaid, county-funded pathways, crisis routes, or a direct provider referral.
LME/MCO route County access Confirm county assignment
Use For County access • Medicaid Direct • Tailored Plan • crisis • referrals
Area All North Carolina counties
North Carolina 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
NC DHHS 988 icon 24/7 crisis support route
Call, text, or chat 988 for emotional, mental health, suicide-related, or substance use crisis support. For immediate danger, medical emergency, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
988 route Call / text / chat Emergency: 911
Use For Crisis support • emotional distress • substance use crisis • urgent connection
Area Statewide North Carolina
North Carolina TASC — Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities
NC TASC icon Justice-involved behavioral health and substance use route
Statewide justice-involved care management route for people with substance use or mental health needs who are involved in the criminal justice system. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, court involvement, reporting, releases of information, and provider coordination before relying on TASC for a specific case requirement.
TASC route Justice-involved support Confirm referral process
Ask About Referral • case management • court coordination • reports • releases
Area Statewide / county-dependent access
NC DHSR — Licensed Mental Health / Substance Use Facilities
NC DHSR icon Facility licensure and verification route
State licensure route for checking licensed mental health, substance use, residential, and day-service facilities. Use it as a verification layer before relying on a program for a court order, probation condition, parole condition, treatment plan, DWI requirement, insurance requirement, or referral.
Licensure route Facility verification Verify directly too
Use For License lookup • facility type • residential services • day services
Area Statewide North Carolina
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov Federal treatment locator for mental health and substance use providers. Useful for searching North Carolina programs by ZIP code, payment type, outpatient, residential, telehealth, opioid treatment, detox, and service category. Court-related acceptance and documentation availability vary by provider.
Treatment locator Mental health / SUD Court acceptance varies
Ask About Intake • payment • telehealth • documentation • treatment level
Area Statewide / national locator
Confirm-first Medicaid, DWI, MAT, ADATC, BIP & Documentation Routes
NC Medicaid Tailored Plans / Tailored Care Management Route
NC Medicaid icon Medicaid behavioral health coordination route
Tailored Plans and Tailored Care Management may help users with serious mental health needs, severe substance use disorder, I/DD, TBI, and complex care coordination. Confirm eligibility, plan assignment, care manager access, provider network, documentation, and whether treatment can coordinate with court or supervision requirements.
Tailored Plan Care coordination Eligibility required
Ask About Eligibility • care manager • provider network • records • releases
Area Statewide North Carolina
NC State-Operated Alcohol & Drug Abuse Treatment Centers
NC DHHS icon State-operated substance use treatment route
North Carolina state-operated healthcare facilities include Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers. Confirm referral criteria, admission rules, clinical appropriateness, bed status, payment, discharge documentation, and whether a referral must come through an LME/MCO, provider, hospital, court, or other authorized source.
ADATC route State-operated SUD care Admission criteria vary
Ask About Referral • admission • detox • residential care • discharge records
Area Statewide referral route
DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Confirmation Route DWI-related requirements may involve an alcohol-drug assessment, education, treatment recommendations, court reporting, DMV-related instructions, probation documentation, or sentencing documents. Confirm provider approval, certificate language, reporting format, deadlines, county acceptance, and whether online or out-of-county options are accepted before scheduling.
DWI route Assessment / education Confirm provider approval
Ask About Assessment • class hours • reports • completion proof • deadlines
Area Statewide North Carolina
MAT / Opioid Treatment Confirmation Route Medication-assisted treatment may include buprenorphine, methadone, naltrexone, Vivitrol, counseling, recovery support, and outpatient monitoring. Confirm whether MAT is allowed, required, documented, or restricted by the court, supervision order, treatment plan, treatment court, employer, housing program, or referral source.
MAT / OTP SUD treatment Confirm reporting
Ask About Medication • counseling • drug screens • reports • payment
Area Statewide North Carolina
Batterer Intervention / Domestic Violence Intervention Route BIP or domestic violence intervention requirements may specify curriculum, length, group format, referral source, victim-safety protocols, progress reports, attendance, termination rules, and completion documents. Confirm the exact required program before enrolling in any private, online, or out-of-state class.
BIP / DV route Court-related groups Confirm with court
Ask About Referral • curriculum • group length • attendance • certificate
Area Statewide / local programs
Documentation Checklist Before Enrolling Before paying fees or starting services, ask whether the provider can issue the exact documents needed: evaluation results, enrollment proof, attendance records, progress reports, treatment-plan updates, discharge summary, completion certificate, DWI-related paperwork, BIP attendance, probation records, parole records, TASC coordination notes, or court-specific documents.
Documentation Attendance / completion Ask before paying
Request Enrollment proof • attendance logs • completion certificate • discharge summary
Area All North Carolina counties

Charlotte Metro Treatment Resources

Primary coverage: Mecklenburg County, Gaston County, Cabarrus County, Union County, Iredell County, Lincoln County, Cleveland County, Charlotte, Gastonia, Concord, Kannapolis, Huntersville, Monroe, Statesville, Lincolnton, Shelby, and nearby Charlotte-metro communities.
Charlotte access Health-System, Reentry, TASC & Behavioral Health Routes
Atrium Health — Behavioral Health Route
Atrium Health icon Charlotte health-system behavioral health route
Large health-system route for behavioral health, psychiatry, addiction-related care, crisis-adjacent routing, hospital-based care, and outpatient service pathways. Confirm current location, referral requirements, insurance, records, and whether documentation can support court, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment-plan needs.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm program fit
Ask About Behavioral health • addiction route • referral • records • insurance
Area Charlotte / Mecklenburg region
Mecklenburg County Behavioral Health Access Route
Mecklenburg County icon County behavioral health navigation route
County-level route for behavioral health, crisis, substance use, public-health, and local navigation questions. Confirm the correct LME/MCO or Tailored Plan pathway, provider access, court-related documentation, transportation, payment, and whether services are directly available or referral-based.
County route Behavioral health / SUD Confirm access pathway
Ask About County access • LME/MCO • crisis • documentation • payment
Area Mecklenburg County
Center for Community Transitions — Reentry Support Route
CCT icon Charlotte reentry-supportive route
Charlotte-based reentry organization serving people affected by incarceration and community transition. Use as a reentry-support and navigation route; confirm whether any counseling, support group, referral, or documentation can be used for the specific court, probation, parole, diversion, or reentry-plan requirement.
Reentry route Support / referrals Confirm direct service type
Ask About Reentry support • referrals • groups • documentation • case support
Area Charlotte / Mecklenburg County
Freedom Fighting Missionaries — Reentry Navigation Route
Freedom Fighting Missionaries icon Peer and reentry navigation route
Charlotte-area route for reentry support, peer support, mentoring, and service navigation. Confirm whether the organization provides direct counseling, referrals, case support, documentation, or coordination with treatment providers before relying on the route for court-related or supervision-related requirements.
Peer support Reentry navigation Confirm documentation
Ask About Mentoring • treatment referrals • support groups • documentation • reentry plan
Area Charlotte / Mecklenburg County
Metro access LME/MCO, SUD, DWI, Crisis & Court-Related Routes
Charlotte Metro LME/MCO / Tailored Plan Confirmation Route Use the NC DHHS LME/MCO directory to confirm the current managed behavioral health route for Mecklenburg and nearby counties. Ask about mental health, substance use, crisis services, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan eligibility, uninsured access, provider networks, and documentation needed for court or supervision purposes.
LME/MCO County access route Confirm current county assignment
Ask About Provider network • crisis • Medicaid • uninsured access • reports
Area Mecklenburg / Charlotte-metro counties
Charlotte Metro TASC / Justice-Involved Referral Route TASC routes may help justice-involved people with mental health or substance use needs connect to care management and treatment coordination. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, reporting expectations, release forms, provider coordination, and whether TASC is part of the user’s court, probation, parole, or diversion plan.
TASC route Justice-involved support Referral rules vary
Ask About Referral • case management • reports • releases • court coordination
Area Charlotte metro / county-dependent
Charlotte Metro DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Route Before enrolling in DWI assessment, alcohol-drug education, recommended treatment, anger management, BIP, parenting, or online court-related classes, confirm county acceptance, provider approval, certificate wording, attendance proof, direct reporting, and whether the program matches the exact court, probation, parole, or attorney instruction.
DWI route Assessment / education Approval varies
Ask About Assessment • certificate • reports • hours • county acceptance
Area Charlotte / Mecklenburg metro
Charlotte Metro Crisis Connection Route For urgent behavioral health support, users can call or text 988. Some counties and LME/MCOs may also operate local crisis or mobile crisis routes. For immediate danger, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, medical emergency, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Crisis support 988 / local crisis Emergency: 911
Ask About Mobile crisis • urgent appointment • crisis facility • follow-up care
Area Charlotte / Mecklenburg metro

Triangle Region Treatment Resources

Primary coverage: Wake County, Durham County, Orange County, Johnston County, Chatham County, Franklin County, Granville County, Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, Garner, Wake Forest, Hillsborough, Pittsboro, Smithfield, and nearby Triangle communities.
Triangle access Health-System, Residential, Youth & Reentry Routes
UNC Health — Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Route
UNC Health icon Academic health-system behavioral health route
Triangle-area academic health-system route for psychiatry, behavioral health, substance use, hospital-based care, outpatient services, and specialty pathways. Confirm current program availability, referral rules, insurance, records, and whether documentation can support court, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment-plan requirements.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm program fit
Ask About Psychiatry • SUD support • referral • records • insurance
Area Chapel Hill / Triangle region
Duke Health — Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Route
Duke Health icon Durham academic health-system behavioral health route
Academic health-system route for psychiatry, behavioral health, addiction-related care, specialty services, and hospital-based pathways. Confirm outpatient availability, referral requirements, insurance, records, substance use options, and whether documentation can be prepared for supervision or court-related needs.
Health-system route Psychiatry / behavioral health Confirm intake
Ask About Psychiatry • therapy • addiction route • referral • records
Area Durham / Triangle region
TROSA — Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers
TROSA icon Long-term residential substance use and reentry-supportive route
Durham-based long-term residential substance use recovery route with structured living, counseling, health support, vocational training, and community support. Confirm admissions, suitability, supervision permission, program length, documentation, court expectations, and whether the route fits the user’s treatment plan before referral.
Residential SUD Long-term recovery Confirm admission and fit
Ask About Admissions • supervision approval • records • program length • referrals
Area Durham / Triangle region
Haven House Services — Youth & Young Adult Behavioral Support Route
Haven House Services icon Wake County youth and young adult support route
Wake County route for youth and young adult services, including crisis, outreach, counseling-adjacent support, and supportive programs. Confirm age eligibility, direct service type, court or juvenile justice coordination, documentation, and whether services satisfy a specific treatment or supervision requirement.
Youth / young adult Support route Confirm eligibility
Ask About Age eligibility • counseling • crisis support • records • court coordination
Area Raleigh / Wake County
Triangle access LME/MCO, TASC, Crisis, DWI & Telehealth Routes
Triangle LME/MCO / Tailored Plan Confirmation Route Use the NC DHHS LME/MCO directory to confirm the current county access route for Wake, Durham, Orange, Johnston, and surrounding counties. Ask about behavioral health, substance use, crisis services, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan eligibility, uninsured access, provider networks, and documentation needed for court or supervision purposes.
LME/MCO County access route Confirm current county assignment
Ask About Provider network • crisis • Medicaid • uninsured access • reports
Area Triangle counties
Triangle TASC / Justice-Involved Referral Route TASC routes may help justice-involved people with substance use or mental health needs connect to care management and treatment coordination. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, reporting expectations, release forms, provider coordination, and whether TASC is part of the user’s court, probation, parole, or diversion plan.
TASC route Justice-involved support Referral rules vary
Ask About Referral • case management • reports • releases • court coordination
Area Triangle / county-dependent
Triangle DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Route Before enrolling in DWI assessment, alcohol-drug education, recommended treatment, anger management, BIP, parenting, or online court-related classes, confirm county acceptance, provider approval, certificate wording, attendance proof, direct reporting, and whether the program matches the exact court, probation, parole, DMV, or attorney instruction.
DWI route Assessment / education Approval varies
Ask About Assessment • certificate • reports • hours • county acceptance
Area Triangle region
Triangle Crisis Connection Route For urgent behavioral health support, users can call or text 988. Some counties and LME/MCOs may also operate local crisis, mobile crisis, or behavioral health urgent-care routes. For immediate danger, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, medical emergency, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Crisis support 988 / local crisis Emergency: 911
Ask About Mobile crisis • urgent appointment • crisis facility • follow-up care
Area Triangle region
Triangle Telehealth / Online Class Confirmation Route Telehealth can help with work, transportation, childcare, rural-access, or disability barriers, but court-related acceptance varies. Confirm provider licensure, North Carolina acceptance, live-session requirements, identity verification, attendance tracking, certificate wording, reporting options, and whether documents can be sent directly to the referral source when authorized.
Telehealth Flexible access Acceptance varies
Ask About Live format • proof • NC licensure • report delivery • privacy
Area Triangle / online

Piedmont Triad Treatment Resources

Primary coverage: Guilford County, Forsyth County, Davidson County, Randolph County, Alamance County, Rockingham County, Stokes County, Surry County, Yadkin County, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Burlington, Asheboro, Lexington, Reidsville, Mount Airy, and nearby Piedmont Triad communities.
Triad access Clinical, Recovery, Reentry & Behavioral Health Routes
Cone Health — Behavioral Health Route
Cone Health icon Greensboro / Triad health-system behavioral health route
Triad health-system route for behavioral health, psychiatry, crisis-adjacent services, hospital-based care, and outpatient service pathways. Confirm current location, referral requirements, substance use options, insurance, records, and whether documentation can support court, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment-plan needs.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm program fit
Ask About Behavioral health • psychiatry • referral • records • insurance
Area Greensboro / Triad region
Daymark Recovery Services — Forsyth Center
Daymark Recovery icon Outpatient mental health and substance use route
Winston-Salem behavioral health route offering outpatient therapy, psychiatric services, medication management, and substance use treatment options. Confirm current SAIOP or other program availability, referral requirements, insurance, records, and court-related documentation before enrollment.
Outpatient route Mental health / SUD Confirm program availability
Ask About SAIOP • therapy • medication management • reports • payment
Area Winston-Salem / Forsyth County
Project Reentry — Piedmont Triad Regional Council
PTRC icon Triad reentry and referral-support route
Triad reentry route offering transition planning, support, and referrals across participating counties. Use as a reentry-supportive navigation route; confirm whether any treatment referral, counseling route, case plan, or documentation can be used for the user’s court, probation, parole, diversion, or reentry-plan requirement.
Reentry route Treatment referrals Confirm direct service type
Ask About Reentry plan • referrals • case support • records • county coverage
Area Piedmont Triad region
TROSA — Triad Residential Recovery Route
TROSA icon Residential substance use and recovery-support route
TROSA has North Carolina residential recovery routes associated with structured living, counseling, health support, vocational training, and community support. Confirm current location availability, admissions, suitability, supervision permission, program length, documentation, and court expectations before referral.
Residential SUD Long-term recovery Confirm location and admission
Ask About Admissions • location • supervision approval • records • program length
Area Triad / Durham routes
Triad access LME/MCO, TASC, Crisis, DWI & Court-Related Routes
Piedmont Triad LME/MCO / Tailored Plan Confirmation Route Use the NC DHHS LME/MCO directory to confirm the current county access route for Guilford, Forsyth, Davidson, Randolph, Alamance, and nearby counties. Ask about behavioral health, substance use, crisis services, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan eligibility, uninsured access, provider networks, and documentation needed for court or supervision purposes.
LME/MCO County access route Confirm current county assignment
Ask About Provider network • crisis • Medicaid • uninsured access • reports
Area Piedmont Triad counties
Piedmont Triad TASC / Justice-Involved Referral Route TASC routes may help justice-involved people with substance use or mental health needs connect to care management and treatment coordination. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, reporting expectations, release forms, provider coordination, and whether TASC is part of the user’s court, probation, parole, or diversion plan.
TASC route Justice-involved support Referral rules vary
Ask About Referral • case management • reports • releases • court coordination
Area Piedmont Triad / county-dependent
Piedmont Triad DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Route Before enrolling in DWI assessment, alcohol-drug education, recommended treatment, anger management, BIP, parenting, or online court-related classes, confirm county acceptance, provider approval, certificate wording, attendance proof, direct reporting, and whether the program matches the exact court, probation, parole, DMV, or attorney instruction.
DWI route Assessment / education Approval varies
Ask About Assessment • certificate • reports • hours • county acceptance
Area Greensboro / Winston-Salem / High Point region
Piedmont Triad Crisis Connection Route For urgent behavioral health support, users can call or text 988. Some counties and LME/MCOs may also operate local crisis, mobile crisis, or behavioral health urgent-care routes. For immediate danger, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, medical emergency, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Crisis support 988 / local crisis Emergency: 911
Ask About Mobile crisis • urgent appointment • crisis facility • follow-up care
Area Piedmont Triad region
Piedmont Triad Telehealth / Online Class Confirmation Route Telehealth can help with work, transportation, childcare, disability, rural-access, or scheduling barriers, but court-related acceptance varies. Confirm provider licensure, North Carolina acceptance, live-session requirements, identity verification, attendance tracking, certificate wording, reporting options, and whether documents can be sent directly to the referral source when authorized.
Telehealth Flexible access Acceptance varies
Ask About Live format • proof • NC licensure • report delivery • privacy
Area Piedmont Triad / online

Eastern & Coastal North Carolina Treatment Resources

Primary coverage: New Hanover County, Brunswick County, Pender County, Onslow County, Carteret County, Craven County, Pitt County, Lenoir County, Wayne County, Wilson County, Nash County, Edgecombe County, Halifax County, Martin County, Beaufort County, Pasquotank County, Dare County, Wilmington, Jacksonville, New Bern, Greenville, Rocky Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro, Elizabeth City, Washington, Morehead City, and nearby coastal and eastern communities.
Eastern / Coastal access Health-System, Reentry, Recovery & Behavioral Health Routes
Novant Health New Hanover — Behavioral Health Route
Novant Health icon Wilmington health-system behavioral health route
Coastal health-system route for behavioral health, psychiatry, hospital-based care, and outpatient service pathways. Confirm current location, referral requirements, substance use options, insurance, records, and whether documentation can support court, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment-plan needs.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm current services
Ask About Behavioral health • psychiatry • referral • records • insurance
Area Wilmington / coastal NC
ECU Health — Behavioral Health Route
ECU Health icon Eastern North Carolina health-system route
Eastern North Carolina health-system route for behavioral health, psychiatry, hospital-based care, outpatient access, and specialty services. Confirm current programs, referral requirements, substance use support, insurance, records, and court-related documentation before scheduling.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm program fit
Ask About Behavioral health • psychiatry • referral • records • insurance
Area Greenville / eastern NC region
PORT Health Services — Behavioral Health & Substance Use Route
PORT Health icon Eastern North Carolina outpatient and recovery route
Behavioral health and substance use route serving multiple eastern North Carolina communities. Confirm current clinic locations, outpatient services, medication support, substance use treatment, payment, telehealth, court-related reporting, and documentation before enrollment.
Behavioral health / SUD Eastern NC route Confirm clinic location
Ask About Outpatient • SUD services • medication support • records • payment
Area Eastern North Carolina communities
Coastal Horizons — Behavioral Health, Substance Use & Justice-Involved Route
Coastal Horizons icon Coastal behavioral health and criminal-justice-connected service route
Coastal North Carolina route with behavioral health, substance use, prevention, and justice-involved service pathways. Confirm current locations, eligibility, outpatient or opioid treatment options, criminal justice program availability, documentation, payment, and referral requirements before enrollment.
Behavioral health / SUD Justice-involved route Confirm program eligibility
Ask About Outpatient • opioid services • justice programs • reports • payment
Area Wilmington / coastal NC
LINC, Inc. — Reentry Support & Service Navigation Route
LINC icon Wilmington reentry-supportive route
Wilmington-based reentry organization providing case management, life skills, housing-related support, and service navigation. Use as a reentry-support route; confirm whether treatment referrals, groups, case support, or documentation can support the user’s court, probation, parole, diversion, or reentry-plan requirement.
Reentry route Service navigation Confirm direct service type
Ask About Reentry support • referrals • case support • documentation • county access
Area Wilmington / New Hanover County
Eastern access LME/MCO, TASC, Crisis, DWI, Rural & Coastal Routes
Eastern / Coastal LME/MCO / Tailored Plan Confirmation Route Use the NC DHHS LME/MCO directory to confirm the current county access route for eastern and coastal counties. Ask about behavioral health, substance use, crisis services, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan eligibility, uninsured access, provider networks, and documentation needed for court or supervision purposes.
LME/MCO County access route Confirm current county assignment
Ask About Provider network • crisis • Medicaid • uninsured access • reports
Area Eastern and coastal North Carolina
Eastern / Coastal TASC / Justice-Involved Referral Route TASC routes may help justice-involved people with substance use or mental health needs connect to care management and treatment coordination. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, reporting expectations, release forms, provider coordination, and whether TASC is part of the user’s court, probation, parole, or diversion plan.
TASC route Justice-involved support Referral rules vary
Ask About Referral • case management • reports • releases • court coordination
Area Eastern / coastal NC, county-dependent
Eastern / Coastal DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Route Before enrolling in DWI assessment, alcohol-drug education, recommended treatment, anger management, BIP, parenting, or online court-related classes, confirm county acceptance, provider approval, certificate wording, attendance proof, direct reporting, and whether the program matches the exact court, probation, parole, DMV, or attorney instruction.
DWI route Assessment / education Approval varies
Ask About Assessment • certificate • reports • hours • county acceptance
Area Eastern and coastal North Carolina
Eastern / Coastal Crisis Connection Route For urgent behavioral health support, users can call or text 988. Some counties and LME/MCOs may also operate local crisis, mobile crisis, or behavioral health urgent-care routes. For immediate danger, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, medical emergency, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Crisis support 988 / local crisis Emergency: 911
Ask About Mobile crisis • urgent appointment • crisis facility • follow-up care
Area Eastern and coastal North Carolina
Eastern / Coastal Rural Telehealth Confirmation Route Telehealth may help users in rural, coastal, barrier-island, agricultural, military-adjacent, or transportation-limited communities, but court-related acceptance varies. Confirm provider licensure, North Carolina acceptance, live-session requirements, identity verification, attendance tracking, certificate wording, reporting options, and whether documents can be sent directly to the referral source when authorized.
Telehealth Rural / coastal access Acceptance varies
Ask About Live format • proof • NC licensure • report delivery • privacy
Area Eastern / coastal NC, online

Western North Carolina & Mountain Treatment Resources

Primary coverage: Buncombe County, Henderson County, Haywood County, Transylvania County, McDowell County, Burke County, Caldwell County, Catawba County, Watauga County, Ashe County, Avery County, Yancey County, Mitchell County, Madison County, Rutherford County, Polk County, Cherokee County, Jackson County, Macon County, Swain County, Graham County, Clay County, Asheville, Hendersonville, Waynesville, Marion, Morganton, Hickory, Boone, Lenoir, Sylva, Franklin, Murphy, and nearby mountain communities.
Western NC access Health-System, Residential, Recovery & Behavioral Health Routes
Mission Health — Behavioral Health Route
Mission Health icon Asheville health-system behavioral health route
Western North Carolina health-system route for behavioral health, psychiatry, hospital-based care, outpatient access, and specialty services. Confirm current program availability, referral rules, substance use support, insurance, records, and court-related documentation before scheduling.
Health-system route Behavioral health Confirm current programs
Ask About Behavioral health • referral • substance use route • records • insurance
Area Asheville / western NC
RHA Health Services — Behavioral Health & Substance Use Route
RHA Health Services icon Multi-county behavioral health route
North Carolina behavioral health route with mental health, substance use, outpatient, crisis-adjacent, and support-service pathways in multiple communities. Confirm location, service type, intake, payment, Medicaid network, records, and whether reporting can support court or supervision requirements.
Behavioral health / SUD Multi-county route Confirm clinic location
Ask About Outpatient • SUD services • medication support • crisis route • records
Area Western NC / statewide locations
FIRST at Blue Ridge — Residential Recovery & Reentry Route
FIRST at Blue Ridge icon Residential recovery and reentry-supportive route
Western North Carolina residential recovery route providing structured substance use treatment, transitional housing, and reentry-supportive programming. Confirm referral process, admission criteria, suitability, supervision permission, program length, documentation, payment, and whether the service fits the user’s court or treatment-plan requirements.
Residential SUD Reentry-supportive Confirm referral and fit
Ask About Admissions • supervision approval • housing • records • program length
Area Ridgecrest / western NC
Appalachian Community Services — Western NC Behavioral Health Route
Appalachian Community Services icon Mountain-region behavioral health route
Western North Carolina behavioral health route for mental health, substance use, outpatient counseling, crisis-adjacent services, and rural access support. Confirm current county coverage, intake, payment, Medicaid network, telehealth, and court-related documentation before enrollment.
Mountain-region route Mental health / SUD Confirm county access
Ask About Counseling • SUD treatment • crisis support • telehealth • records
Area Western North Carolina mountain counties
Mountain access LME/MCO, TASC, Crisis, DWI, Veterans & Rural Routes
Western NC LME/MCO / Tailored Plan Confirmation Route Use the NC DHHS LME/MCO directory to confirm the current county access route for western and mountain counties. Ask about behavioral health, substance use, crisis services, Medicaid Direct, Tailored Plan eligibility, uninsured access, provider networks, transportation barriers, rural access, and documentation needed for court or supervision purposes.
LME/MCO County access route Confirm current county assignment
Ask About Provider network • crisis • Medicaid • uninsured access • transport
Area Western and mountain North Carolina
Western NC TASC / Justice-Involved Referral Route TASC routes may help justice-involved people with substance use or mental health needs connect to care management and treatment coordination. Confirm referral eligibility, county coverage, reporting expectations, release forms, provider coordination, and whether TASC is part of the user’s court, probation, parole, or diversion plan.
TASC route Justice-involved support Referral rules vary
Ask About Referral • case management • reports • releases • court coordination
Area Western NC, county-dependent
VA Asheville / Western NC Veterans Behavioral Health Route
VA icon Veterans mental health and substance use route
Veterans route for eligible users seeking mental health, PTSD, substance use, medication management, inpatient, outpatient, or telehealth services. Confirm eligibility, referral steps, records, release forms, and coordination with supervision or treatment-court requirements when applicable.
Veterans route Mental health / SUD Eligibility required
Ask About Eligibility • SUD care • PTSD care • telehealth • records
Area Asheville / western NC VA routes
Western NC DWI / Alcohol-Drug Assessment Route Before enrolling in DWI assessment, alcohol-drug education, recommended treatment, anger management, BIP, parenting, or online court-related classes, confirm county acceptance, provider approval, certificate wording, attendance proof, direct reporting, and whether the program matches the exact court, probation, parole, DMV, or attorney instruction.
DWI route Assessment / education Approval varies
Ask About Assessment • certificate • reports • hours • county acceptance
Area Western North Carolina
Western NC Crisis Connection Route For urgent behavioral health support, users can call or text 988. Some counties and LME/MCOs may also operate local crisis, mobile crisis, or behavioral health urgent-care routes. For immediate danger, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, medical emergency, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Crisis support 988 / local crisis Emergency: 911
Ask About Mobile crisis • urgent appointment • crisis facility • follow-up care
Area Western North Carolina
Western NC Rural Telehealth / Online Class Confirmation Route Telehealth may help users in rural mountain counties, but court-related acceptance varies. Confirm provider licensure, North Carolina acceptance, live-session requirements, identity verification, attendance tracking, certificate wording, reporting options, and whether documents can be sent directly to the referral source when authorized.
Telehealth Rural access Acceptance varies
Ask About Live format • proof • NC licensure • report delivery • privacy
Area Western NC / online

Provider Listing Guidance, Sponsorship & Disclaimer

OACRA lists treatment and behavioral health resources for practical navigation. Inclusion is not a representation that a provider is approved for any specific court, supervision, insurance, Medicaid, LME/MCO, TASC, DWI, DMV, evaluator, attorney, treatment-plan, or agency requirement.
Can be listed Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Services
Provider categories OACRA can organize OACRA may list behavioral health providers, mental health clinics, substance use treatment programs, detox routes, residential programs, IOP/PHP routes, outpatient counseling, MAT/OTP providers, recovery support organizations, peer support routes, crisis services, DWI assessment or education routes, domestic violence intervention, batterer intervention, anger management, veterans behavioral health routes, TASC-connected service routes, LME/MCO access routes, telehealth providers, bilingual providers, rural-access providers, and reentry-supportive treatment routes.
Provider visibility Treatment categories Confirmation-first language
Useful Details Services • counties • documentation • intake • payment • telehealth
Coverage County • regional • rural • statewide • telehealth
Documentation details providers should make clear Providers are encouraged to state whether they can issue enrollment verification, attendance logs, progress reports, discharge summaries, completion certificates, evaluation results, treatment recommendations, DWI-related proof, BIP or anger-management attendance, telehealth attendance records, TASC coordination notes, LME/MCO referral documentation, and direct-reporting documents when authorized by the user.
Documentation Court-related utility No approval guarantee
Include Certificate wording • records • reports • timelines • release process
Audience Users • officers • courts • case managers • referral partners
Sponsorship and enhanced visibility Directory sponsorship helps support ongoing maintenance of OACRA’s independent resource infrastructure. Sponsor recognition may be statewide, regional, county-based, category-based, rural-access-focused, or multi-directory. Sponsorship does not guarantee referrals, outcomes, court approval, provider approval, LME/MCO approval, TASC referral, insurance coverage, or user enrollment.
Sponsorship Directory maintenance No referral guarantee
Options County • regional • statewide • category • rural access • multi-directory
Purpose Support independent directory maintenance
Important Confirmation, Safety & OACRA Disclaimer
Confirm before enrolling or paying Users should confirm approval, eligibility, attendance rules, telehealth acceptance, payment, insurance, Medicaid, LME/MCO pathway, TASC referral status, DWI documentation, deadlines, release forms, and direct-reporting expectations before enrolling in any program, class, assessment, counseling service, or treatment route.
Confirm first Avoid wasted fees Requirements vary
Before Paying Approval • certificate • reports • attendance • deadlines
Applies To All listed and unlisted providers
Emergency and crisis safety note For immediate danger, medical emergency, overdose risk, severe withdrawal symptoms, suicidal crisis, violence risk, or urgent safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For behavioral health crisis support, users may call or text 988.
Crisis support 988 Emergency: 911
Use For Emergency • crisis • overdose risk • withdrawal emergency • urgent safety
Area Statewide North Carolina
OACRA disclaimer OACRA is an independent resource-navigation platform. OACRA does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, supervision, insurance, Medicaid, LME/MCO, TASC, DWI, DMV, or case-management advice. OACRA does not determine whether any provider, program, class, evaluation, counseling service, treatment plan, telehealth appointment, MAT/OTP service, certificate, or documentation satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment-court plan, evaluator recommendation, attorney instruction, insurance requirement, supervising officer instruction, LME/MCO requirement, TASC referral, DWI or DMV-related requirement, or agency referral.
Independent directory No legal / clinical advice Verify directly
Confirm Approval • attendance • reporting • payment • completion • documentation
Scope All North Carolina treatment and behavioral health resources

Users should confirm all approval, attendance, reporting, payment, insurance, Medicaid, LME/MCO pathway, TASC referral status, DWI or DMV-related requirements, telehealth, travel, county access, documentation, completion, and provider-acceptance requirements directly with the court, supervising officer, parole officer, pretrial officer, attorney, evaluator, treatment court, provider, insurer, LME/MCO, TASC route, DMV-related source, or referring agency before enrolling.

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Individual provider names, addresses, telephone numbers, and other independently existing facts may originate from public, governmental, or provider-submitted sources. OACRA does not claim ownership of those independently existing facts.

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