Behavioral Health
At Crew Health, your mental health and overall well-being is our top priority.
In the U.S. it is estimated that 4.5% of the population identifies as LGBTQ+. Of that group, approximately 39% reported having some sort of a mental illness. That’s approximately 5.8 million people. Many factors like discrimination, depression, and acceptance from family and friends can contribute to mental illness.
Because we recognize this major need in our community, we have an in-house psychologist for any concerns our patients may face. We welcome people of any race, genders, and backgrounds. To us, your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Our team of experts is ready to talk to you no matter the need.
Trans and non-binary individuals specifically face several adversities that can lead to mental illness. These difficulties often include finding accepting co-workers and suffering verbal and physical abuse for being trans. Access to affordable healthcare or to providers who will accept them as patients are other factors that can affect their overall mental state. That’s why we’re here to care for you in more ways than one.
Our qualified, compassionate team is here to address your concerns. And if we feel you need additional support, we’ll guide you in the right direction. Our care coordination team will be on hand to make sure you're supported every step of the way.
Our behavioral healthcare doesn’t just stop at diagnosis. We walk with you through any treatment plan to ensure it is working the way it should. Together, we can make adjustments where needed to be sure you are feeling your best.
Additionally, we have created video resources to help explain common concerns and how to handle them. Crew Health also offers educational topics to help bridge the gap in understanding what our friends and families may be going through.
Because we recognize this major need in our community, we have an in-house psychologist for any concerns our patients may face. We welcome people of any race, genders, and backgrounds. To us, your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Our team of experts is ready to talk to you no matter the need.
Trans and non-binary individuals specifically face several adversities that can lead to mental illness. These difficulties often include finding accepting co-workers and suffering verbal and physical abuse for being trans. Access to affordable healthcare or to providers who will accept them as patients are other factors that can affect their overall mental state. That’s why we’re here to care for you in more ways than one.
Our qualified, compassionate team is here to address your concerns. And if we feel you need additional support, we’ll guide you in the right direction. Our care coordination team will be on hand to make sure you're supported every step of the way.
Our behavioral healthcare doesn’t just stop at diagnosis. We walk with you through any treatment plan to ensure it is working the way it should. Together, we can make adjustments where needed to be sure you are feeling your best.
Additionally, we have created video resources to help explain common concerns and how to handle them. Crew Health also offers educational topics to help bridge the gap in understanding what our friends and families may be going through.
