Bryce Hospital

Incorporated in 1975, Eastside Mental Health Center provides services to persons with a serious mental illness living in Alabama's eastern Jefferson, Blount and St. Clair counties. Based in Birmingham, Ala., it offers an array of services, such as psychiatric evaluation, medication administration and monitoring, referrals for other social/health services and crisis after hour's phone counseling. The center is certified by the Department of Mental Health & Mental Retardation. Eastside Mental Health Center holds affiliations with the Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards (ACCMHB), National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and National Association of County Behavioral Health Directors (NACHB).

Cahaba Center for Mental Health, located in Selma, Alabama, has been dedicated to serving the mental health needs of individuals in Dallas, Perry, and Wilcox counties since 1973. They provide a variety of outpatient, residential, and rehabilitative services aimed at supporting individuals with mental illness and developmental disabilities. The center's comprehensive programs encompass adult and child services, including crisis intervention, counseling, medication management, and structured residential environments. With a focus on promoting independence and enhancing community integration, Cahaba Center strives to empower individuals to achieve personal growth and improved quality of life. Generated from the website

The West Alabama Mental Health Center (WAMHC) is a regional mental health facility dedicated to providing effective and efficient mental health services to individuals in the Blackbelt area of West Alabama, including Choctaw, Greene, Hale, Marengo, and Sumter counties. The organization is committed to improving the quality of care through collaboration with stakeholders and the development of innovative programs that address the needs of the community. WAMHC offers a comprehensive range of services for mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and substance abuse, as well as support for children with serious emotional disorders. The center also prioritizes prevention programs to help at-risk students remain in school and drug-free, while ensuring access to care regardless of an individual's ability to pay. Generated from the website