Alliance Healthcare Services partners with MATA to bring mental health care closer to Memphis. Walk-in care available 24/7. TennCare accepted. Call today.

Learn how MAT works for opioid and alcohol recovery in Memphis. FDA-approved medications + counseling. TennCare accepted. Call (901) 369-1410 today.

Memphis overdose incidents are dropping. Alliance Healthcare Services offers addiction recovery, detox, and MAT in Shelby County. Call (901) 369-1410.

Suicide prevention facts and statistics for Memphis, Shelby County, and Tennessee. Know the warning signs and where to get help. Crisis line: (901) 577-9400.

One year ago, Alliance opened Memphis' first 24/7 behavioral health crisis center. See the impact, what's next, and how to get help.

Alliance Healthcare Services' Crisis Wellness Center recognized as finalist for Building Memphis Awards, celebrating thoughtful design that serves Shelby County residents in crisis.

The holidays amplify stress for everyone, but for families with a loved one struggling with mental health or addiction, they can push someone to a breaking point. Recently, Fox 13 spoke with Alliance Healthcare Services about the warning signs families should watch for and where to turn for immediate help. If you've ever worried about someone you love—or felt unsure whether their symptoms were "serious enough" to get help—this information could make all the difference.

Excited to share that Alliance Healthcare Services was featured on Fox 13 discussing how families can get help during a mental health crisis. The holidays can be stressful, and sometimes families need immediate support. Our Crisis Wellness Center at 3200 Broad Avenue is open 24/7 as the mental health emergency room for Memphis and Shelby County.

Alliance Healthcare Services is proud to announce that our new Crisis Wellness Center has been honored with an Excellence in Construction Award from the West Tennessee Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). The facility earned top recognition in the Medium Healthcare category at ABC's 2025 awards ceremony.

We were honored to welcome Bartlett Mayor David Parsons, Police Chief Jeff Cox, and Court Clerk J. J. Leatherwood to Alliance's Crisis Wellness Center last week.

The holidays are supposed to be the "most wonderful time of year." But for a lot of us, they bring stress, sadness, and worry instead of joy.

Alliance Healthcare Services receives award from UTHSC for excellence in mental health care and partnership training psychiatric residents in Memphis.

Alliance Healthcare Services hosted first responder leaders from Memphis Police, Fire Department, and Sheriff's Office for a tour and reception at our Crisis Wellness Center on October 28.

The team at our Crisis Center does very important and often stressful work. This new Rec Room gives them a special place to relax and recharge during the workday.

Alliance Healthcare Services staff attend the 'Topping Out' ceremony A New Chapter for Youth Mental Health in Memphis On Wednesday, June...