North Central Behavioral Health Systems is a psychiatrist in Ottawa, IL. The practice provides mental health and substance use services for individuals and families across Central and North Central Illinois, with offerings that include counseling, medication-assisted treatment, online counseling, an intensive outpatient program, and specialized intensive and rehabilitation programs. Treatment is delivered by a team of licensed professionals, including psychiatrists who provide medical and psychiatric evaluations, and the organization also runs walk-in behavioral health urgent care clinics on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at its Ottawa and La Salle offices. The practice holds a rating of 3.10 based on 12 reviews.
For over 40 years, North Central Behavioral Health Systems has served more than 50,000 clients in the North Central and West Central Illinois region, with the Ottawa office operating alongside locations in La Salle, Canton, and Macomb. The organization is accredited by The Joint Commission, an independent body that evaluates quality and safety in health care organizations, and NCBHS has undergone the unannounced on-site review required to maintain that accreditation. Additional programs include workplace services, Mental Health First Aid training, health promotions and prevention programs, a sliding scale payment policy, and support and self-help groups.
The Ottawa office sits on East Etna Road, about six tenths of a mile from the Illinois Secretary of State Ottawa Facility and roughly eight tenths of a mile from Dayton Ridge Golf Club. Fox River and Walsh Park are each about a mile away, with Dayton Road and Columbus Street running nearby.
North Central Behavioral Health Systems brings decades of regional experience and Joint Commission accreditation to outpatient mental health and addiction care in Ottawa.
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