About MHMRTC – Recovery Center – Fort Worth
My Health My Resources of Tarrant County is a community center in Fort Worth, Texas. They have over 50 locations across North Texas. Their services include mental health, disability support, substance use, homelessness, criminal justice support, and child and family services.
MHMR also offers trauma-sensitive substance use treatment for teens and adults. This includes those with limited finances. They offer prevention, testing and education services for HIV-affected folks.
Their Pine Street rehabilitation center is a 50-bed residential treatment facility. Here you’ll get help from a range of clinicians who are experts in their fields. They’ll provide counseling, support, and skills training to help you develop a new way of living without substances.
As part of your residential treatment here, you’ll get individual and group therapy, education on substance use, gender-specific treatment, parenting groups and weekly family groups. They accept those who have a dual diagnosis. Access to psychiatric evaluations and screenings are available.
To get care, you’ll begin by having a phone interview. Their call center is open around the clock every day of the year. After this call, you’ll visit the access to care clinic with the necessary documents. Here you’ll have an in-person screening. Staff will explain what you are eligible for and your payment options. Fees are based on a sliding scale which is openly available for you to review on their website. You can also use Medicaid and private insurance to pay for services. There is no charge for crisis services or HIV services.