Mental Health Providers in Elizabeth City, North Carolina

I've been to three clinics in five years and this one was by far the worst. No real help, when I was moving to Pennsylvania my counselor told me there were no methadone clinics anywhere near where I was going, I called my mother and within minutes she listed off 5 places for me to get help. I moved to Pennsylvania and got the help I finally needed.

I will let you decide. So to get started you have to do an "Open Cattle Call" during certain days and times, meaning you either go in and register and then sit in the office till you are seen. Or call on the same "Open Cattle Call" days, register and then wait for a call back interview/assesment via Zoom. Once you do that maybe you can get an in person visit, so you can try to see the same person every time. But don't have a secondary insurance to Medicaid because if that secondary insurance is not accepted, they won't just take Medicaid. Even though you already spoke with a Insurance person who said there was no problem. So then you are back to only being seen via the "Open Cattle Call" appointments, and of course who ever is available that day. And all this issue with on site and insurance will get dropped on you the day before your already schedule an on site appointment after waiting a month for that on-site appointment. So you are back to square one, "Cattle Call" and getting whomever is available.