• Crisis Line: 1-855-838-0404
• Access Line: 1-800-555-5906
• Administration: 1-707-472-2300
• Medication Services: 1-707-467-9065
• Compliance Hotline: 1-866-791-9337
• Presumptive Transfer: 1-707-472-0350

Mendocino County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services care for the people of Mendocino County whose lives are affected by serious mental illness and substance use.

Behavioral Health & Recovery Services strives to:

• Deliver services in a respectful, responsive, and efficient manner with sensitivity to cultural diversity;
• Educate ourselves, individuals, families and the community about mental health, substance use, and the hopeful possibilities of treatment and recovery;
• Offer a culturally competent, gender responsive, trauma informed system of care for adults and adolescents while striving to meet linguistic challenges; and
• Utilize holistic, person-centered recovery; promote healthy behaviors through prevention and treatment strategies.

IF YOU WITNESS A VIOLATION of federal or state standards, you can report this by telephone, e-mail or letter to the Mendocino County Mental Health Plan which has a policy prohibiting retaliation against a person reporting non-compliance. Reporting may be done anonymously.

Compliance Hotline: 866-791-9337

Email: compliance@mendocinocounty.org

Mailing Address:
MH Compliance Program
1120 South Dora Street
Ukiah, CA 95482

All reports of compliance violations will be investigated and reviewed by the Compliance Office.

• Mental Health Services Data Dashboard and Data Trends: Click Here
• Mobile Outreach and Prevention Services (MOPS) Monthly Reports: Click Here
• Mobile Outreach and Prevention Services (MOPS) Brochure: Available in English & Spanish
• Specialty Mental Health Services
• Substance Use Disorders Treatment (formerly Alcohol and Other Drugs Program)

All programs are focused and dedicated to providing consumer oriented treatment to the community.

The Warm Line is a telephone-based non-crisis support that provides emotional support and compassion for Mendocino County residents. The Warm Line is free and confidential. Individuals do not need to have a behavioral health concern to call. If an individual is feeling stressed, isolated, overwhelmed, or needs emotional support, the Warm Line offers a resource to provide that support.

The Warm Line is available Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 6:00pm.

Individuals that call outside of business hours and leave a message will receive a call the next business day.

Call 1-707-472-2311 or toll free at 1-833-955-2510.

 Wellness Center Transition Information

Behavioral Health has opened two wellness centers to provide space to attend wellness activities.

Hours Open:

•  Tuesday-Thursday 10am-2:30pm

Address:

• Ukiah: BHRS/Public Health Building - 1120 S. Dora Street
  • Third door entrance furthest from Dora St 
• Willits: Willits Integrated Service Center (WISC) - 474 East Valley Street

Activities:

• Art
• Anger Management
• WRAP
• Seeking Safety
• And More!

Call 707-472-2724 if you have any questions.