Be Well OC Orange Campus Overview
Located in Orange, CA, the first Be Well OC Orange Campus offers a variety of co-located mental health and substance use treatment services to all residents of Orange County, regardless of insurance type of ability to pay. We designed every aspect of the care environment to ensure the same compassion and quality as Orange County’s finest medical centers. With 91 beds, the Be Well OC Orange Campus can treat up to 100 people daily and accepts walk-ins.
Please contact OC Links at (855) 625-5657 for assistance.
For non-crisis calls, you can reach the Be Well OC Orange Campus at (949) 749-2500.
Updates to the management of the Be Well OC Orange Campus:
As of October 1, 2024, Orange County’s Healthcare Agency began overseeing all clinical services and residential programs at the Orange Campus after a sudden and unexpected decision to terminate the Master Services Agreement for the Be Well OC Orange Campus.
Despite these unforeseen circumstances, Be Well OC continues to work diligently to ensure we provide the best possible resources for the community, continuing the development of the Be Well OC Irvine Campus and evolving our Mobile Response Team as a regional model to improve availability of behavioral health services throughout communities in Orange County regardless of ability to pay.
Crisis Stabilization Services
Designed for those experiencing acute distress brought on by mental health challenges, social stressors or substance use, the Crisis Stabilization Unit is a welcoming environment providing assessment and stabilization.
The Unit is staffed by an interdisciplinary team specializing in crisis intervention, medication evaluation and management, and psychiatric evaluation. Clients receive comprehensive mental health services for up to 24 hours. We provide follow-up and referral support to ensure proper, long-lasting outcomes.
Separate Crisis Stabilization Units are available for adults and adolescents.
Sobering Center
(closed as of November 2024)
The first of its kind in Orange County, our Sobering Center was a voluntary short-stay (12-18 hour) program that allows intoxicated and nonviolent individuals to safely recover from the debilitating effects of alcohol and drugs.
The Sobering Center provides screening, recovery planning, comfort services, and a transition to ongoing care. The goal was to provide safe, short-term monitoring and management of persons under the influence as an alternative to jail and emergency services. Our safe and welcoming environment promoted and facilitated the path to recovery.
Residential Substance Use Treatment Services
The residential program is for Orange County residents 18 years and older. The team supports clients in this program with personalized treatment plans that identify barriers and challenges, set priorities, establish goals, collaboratively create action plans, and ensure a warm connection to the next level of care or treatment when the time is right. Follow-up and referral support is provided to ensure proper, long-lasting outcomes.
Withdrawal Management Services
The withdrawal management program provides detoxification services in a residential, non-medical setting that follows the social model of detoxification. Expert staff provides safe, 24-hour monitoring, observation, and support in a supervised environment so residents can achieve initial recovery from the effects of alcohol or another substance. This program works in very close collaboration with the Residential Substance Use Treatment and Sobering Center programs to ensure a continuum of care.
Crisis Residential Services
Our Crisis Residential Program is a positive, temporary alternative for people experiencing an acute psychiatric episode or intense emotional distress who might otherwise face voluntary or involuntary hospitalization.
The program provides crisis stabilization, medication monitoring, and evaluation to determine the need for additional services. The safe, accepting environment operates under a flexible, social rehabilitation model that adapts to the client’s needs. It connects people with the resources to remain as independent as possible and develop an actionable recovery plan. Stays in the program are generally 21 days or fewer.