Behavioral Health Services is now using telehealth, or virtual counseling appointments, using WebEx!
It’s easier than ever for you and your family to access mental health
from home or work with telehealth. No drive time, no public waiting room,
and no need to leave home or work.
For questions, or if you need help with video or audio, please contact a Registration Specialist at 307-688-5000. Accepting new and established patients.
15-20 minutes before your appointment, please expect a phone call from a Registration Specialist to make sure you are completely registered.
10 minutes before your appointment, please expect a phone call from a Registration Specialist to check you in for your appointment.
You can be sure you have what you need to join a virtual appointment, by joining a test meeting at any time before.
Connect to audio and video
Behavioral Health Services has contracted with a company called Faspsych, a leader in the telepsychiatric industry (psychiatry via remote audio and video format) to provide care for patients.
Psychiatrists from Faspsych have been treating outpatient BHS clients for some time now. A registered nurse accompanies patients in the room during the visit and patient satisfaction with the telepsych experience has been equal to or better than a traditional psychiatric visit.
For more information on tele-psychiatry services at CCMH, please call 307-688-5000.
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