Our Services
23-Hour Crisis Receiving Center
Envision Health Inc.’s 23-Hour Crisis Receiving Center provides immediate, short-term support for adults experiencing a mental health or substance-use crisis. Our center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering a safe and supportive alternative to facing a crisis alone.
Individuals may receive services for up to 23 hours while our team evaluates their needs, provides stabilization, and helps determine the safest and most appropriate next step. Services are delivered in a calm, respectful, and judgment-free environment.
Services may include:
Immediate crisis screening and assessment
Nursing evaluation and health monitoring
Psychiatric evaluation and medication consultation, when clinically appropriate
Crisis intervention and short-term stabilization
Safety and crisis-prevention planning
Substance-use and withdrawal-risk screening
Peer recovery support
Coordination with family members and other providers, with appropriate consent
Referrals to outpatient treatment, community stabilization, detoxification, residential care, or a higher level of care
Connection to housing, transportation, food, clothing, and other community resources
Follow-up planning and continued-care coordination
Our facility includes comfortable recliners, a calming room, showers, a washer and dryer, food, and a clothing closet to help meet individuals’ immediate needs during their stay.
No one should have to navigate a behavioral health crisis alone. Whether you are seeking help for yourself or someone you care about, our team is available day or night.
Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Envision Health Inc.
20 Ellsworth Street
Martinsville, Virginia
Crisis Center: 276-632-0035
If you or someone else is experiencing an immediate, life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
In Virginia, "Assertive Community Treatment" (ACT) is a comprehensive, team-based approach to providing mental health services to individuals with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. It is designed to offer intensive, community-focused support to help individuals live independently and reduce hospitalizations. ACT is a mental health service model where a dedicated team of professionals—including clinicians, nurses, and social workers—work directly with individuals in their communities. The goal is to provide personalized, 24/7 support that includes therapy, medication management, housing assistance, and help with daily living. Unlike traditional outpatient services, ACT is proactive and intensive, aiming to stabilize individuals' mental health and promote independence."
In Virginia, ACT teams are multidisciplinary groups that operate directly in the community, often providing services wherever the individual feels most comfortable—at home, in the neighborhood, or at work. These teams typically include psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, substance use counselors, and peer support specialists.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Mental Health Skill Building
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) -A type of treatment for individuals with mental health conditions who need more support than traditional outpatient therapy but don't require the level of structure and 24-hour supervision of a residential treatment facility.
Structure - IOPs typically follow a structured schedule with specific goals and activities. Sessions are more frequent and often longer than traditional outpatient therapy.
Multidisciplinary - May involve therapists, psychiatrists, nurses, and other professionals.
Focus on skills development - IOPs emphasize learning coping mechanisms, relapse prevention strategies, and improving daily functioning.
Symptom management - Addressing immediate symptoms is a crucial component.
Support - Provides a supportive environment for learning and practicing skills.
Locations - Currently facilitated in our offices in Martinsville and Danville, and coming soon to Roanoke and Hampton.
Purpose - To equip individuals with practical skills to manage stress, emotions, and mental health challenges. To promote resilience and healthy coping strategies.
Education - Learning about mental health and common issues.
Skill Development - Techniques for managing anxiety, depression, and stress. Building emotional regulation and resilience.
Support and Resources - Connecting participants with local mental health services. Providing tools for ongoing self-care.
Prevention & Early Intervention - Encouraging early help-seeking behaviors. Promoting healthy habits like sleep, exercise, and nutrition.
Target Audience - Youth, adults, and communities in VA seeking to strengthen their mental health skills.
Implementation - Often delivered through schools, community organizations, or healthcare providers.
May include workshops, group sessions, and individual coaching.
Goal - To empower individuals to take charge of their mental health and build a supportive community environment.
Substance Use & Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program
MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT
PEER SUPPORT
Envision Health Inc.’s Peer Support Services connect individuals with trained professionals who have personal experience overcoming challenges related to mental health, substance use, or recovery. Our Certified Peer Recovery Specialists use their lived experience to provide encouragement, practical guidance, and hope.
Peer support is built on connection, understanding, and the belief that recovery is possible. Our peer specialists meet individuals where they are, helping them identify personal goals, recognize their strengths, and develop the confidence and skills needed to move forward.
Services may include:
One-on-one peer mentoring and emotional support
Assistance developing personal recovery goals
Support navigating treatment and community resources
Encouragement with maintaining appointments and treatment participation
Development of coping, communication, and self-advocacy skills
Relapse-prevention and wellness planning
Support rebuilding healthy relationships and community connections
Education about recovery, wellness, and available resources
Assistance transitioning between levels of care
Connection to housing, employment, transportation, and other community supports
Peer Support Services are not about telling someone what to do. They provide an opportunity to work alongside someone who understands the recovery journey and can offer genuine support without judgment.
Whether you are beginning recovery, rebuilding after a setback, or working toward greater independence and stability, you do not have to do it alone. Envision Health Inc.’s peer specialists are ready to walk beside you.
Your experience does not define your future.
Envision Health Inc.’s Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program provides compassionate, confidential care for individuals seeking recovery from opioid or alcohol use. We combine FDA-approved medications with counseling, education, and ongoing recovery support to treat the whole person—not just the substance use.
Our experienced team works with each individual to develop a personalized treatment plan based on their needs, goals, and stage of recovery. Services may include:
A comprehensive substance-use assessment
Medical evaluation and medication management
Medications such as buprenorphine-based treatment or Vivitrol, when clinically appropriate
Individual and group counseling
Drug screening and continued progress monitoring
Peer and recovery-support services
Overdose-prevention education and access to community resources
Coordination with mental-health, primary-care, and other supportive services
We understand that asking for help can be difficult. Our program provides a respectful, judgment-free environment where individuals can receive the medical care and encouragement they need to begin and maintain their recovery.
Same-day or next-day intake appointments may be available. Whether this is your first day of recovery or you are looking for continued support, Envision Health Inc. is ready to help you take the next step.
Recovery can begin today. Contact Envision Health Inc. to schedule an intake or learn more about our Medication-Assisted Treatment program.
