What should I do if I have an emergency?
  • Call 911 for medical or police-related emergencies.
  • If you are unable to care for your basic needs due to your disability, it is an emergency. If you are thinking about harming yourself or someone else, or if you have a need to talk to a crisis counselor, it is an emergency. In this case, you should call our Emergency Services Hotline at 757-664-7690. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • If you are running out of medication, please contact your individual Care Coordinator who you regularly work with on the next business day.  If you are out of medication, please contact your individual Care Coordinator who you regularly work with on the next business day.  If you have other additional service needs, please contact your individual Care Coordinator who you regularly work with on the next business day.

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