Behavioral Health Administration

Vision Statement

Every individual supported by the Fayette County Behavioral Health Administration will have the opportunity for growth, recovery, and meaningful participation in their community, have access to culturally competent services and supports of their choice, and enjoy a quality of life that includes family members and friends.

Availability of Services

Life can be confusing when you need to find behavioral health services. Fayette County Behavioral Health Administration (FCBHA) is here to make sure you can find the best behavioral health programs and services to meet your individual and family needs. 

Individuals Served

If you or someone you love has a diagnosis of an Intellectual/Developmental Disability or a Mental Illness, or if your child (birth to age 3) does not seem to be attaining normal milestones you can call us at 724-430-1370 and ask for help.

Health Plan Coverage

Look at the back of your Medical Card. If your health plan has a Behavioral Health Component, it will be listed there, and you should call that number for the most appropriate options for your specific health plan. If you do not have health insurance call us for assistance. 

Service Providers

FCBHA works with Service Providers throughout Fayette County and the western region of Pennsylvania  to meet the needs of our residents. It is our goal to assure that appropriate programs, services, and supports are available to help you along the way to recovery and wellness.

24-Hour Crisis Hotline

If you are experiencing a crisis, please call the 24-hour crisis hotline at 988. All calls are confidential. 

Additional Information

We are available by phone between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday to help address your needs. 

Other Area Resources

Pennsylvania 211 Southwest

There is a new directory of Human Services Hotline connecting people with the help they need, Pennsylvania (PA) 211 Southwest. This is a free resource and information hub that connects people with community, health, and disaster services in 30 counties through a free, 24/7 confidential phone service and website.