District 19 Community Services Board
20 West Bank Street
Petersburg, VA 23803
(804) 862-8002
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(804) 862-8002
Toll-Free
(866) 365-2130
Phone Emergency
(866) 365-2130
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Who We Are
At District 19 Community Services Board, the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) is comprised of multidisciplinary behavioral health professionals organized as a mobile unit to provide the treatment, rehabilitation and support services that persons with severe behavioral health disorders need to live successfully in the community. The PACT program is also a licensed Intensive Community Treatment (ICT) program.
The PACT team provides comprehensive, individualized services in an integrated, continuous fashion for persons with severe and persistent behavioral health, including:
- Treatment for the primary manifestations (i.e., symptoms and impairments) of the disorder itself.
- Rehabilitation to help each person build his or her strengths and cope with the effects of behavioral health disorders on adult activities (employment, home life and activities of daily living and social and interpersonal relationships).
- Emotional and practical support to help individuals sustain a good quality of life and negotiate complex social and health care systems.
Who We Serve
Languages Spoken
English
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Service Area(s)
Colonial Heights City
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Dinwiddie County
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Emporia City
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Greensville County
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Hopewell City
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Petersburg City
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Prince George County
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Surry County
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Sussex County
Cost & Payment Methods
Payment Method(s)
Private Pay
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Private Insurance
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Medicaid
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Community Living Waiver
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Medicare
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Veterans
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Tricare
Fee Structure
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Age Requirements
No Age Requirement
Family
No
Residency Requirements
Serves residents of and people located in the cities of Colonial Heights, Emporia, Hopewell and Petersburg, and the counties of Dinwiddie, Greenville, Prince George, Surry and Sussex.
Other Eligibility Criteria
Gives priority to referrals with a history of severe and persistent behavioral health disorders, significant functional disability, and a history of recurring state psychiatric hospitalization.
Available 24/7
No
Additional Availability Comments
Emergency crisis services are available 24 hours per day, every day. 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (804) 862-8000. Toll-Free Crisis Hotline: (866) 365-2130. Emporia Crisis Hotline: (804) 862-8000.
Intake Process
Call for an intake and assessment appointment.
Documents Required
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Self Refer
Yes
Provider Refer
Yes
Intake Contact Telephone
(804) 862-8002
Qualifications
Qualification Type
Licensure
Qualification Entity
Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS)
Qualification Number
184
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