Holmes County Behavioral Health Services

In Holmes County, access to behavioral health and addiction recovery services can be a challenge due to the rural landscape. That’s why OneEighty is committed to bridging those gaps – providing individualized care and community-based solutions that help people thrive.

Call Us Today: 330-264-8498

Behavioral Health & Recovery Services Designed for Holmes County

For residents of Holmes County, OneEighty is more than just a service provider – it’s a partner in health and healing. We understand the unique needs of a rural community and offer trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care to ensure that every individual feels seen, heard, and supported.

OneEighty is recognized across Northeast Ohio for its innovation and success in offering wraparound services. Our mission is to create a pathway to stability for anyone struggling with substance use, domestic violence, or mental health conditions. We offer integrated treatment that meets people where they are, whether they’re facing anxiety, navigating a crisis, or seeking long-term recovery from addiction.

“Recovery gave my life back. I have my recovery and self-esteem back.”

- Jessica previous client of OneEighty

OneEighty Services and Locations in Holmes County

While our central facilities are located in nearby Millersburg and Wooster, Holmes County residents have direct access to a wide range of services. We also work closely with community organizations to ensure care is accessible and tailored to local needs.

OneEighty services available to Holmes County residents include:

Virtual and In-Person Outpatient Counseling for mental health and addiction
Residential Treatment Programs for men and women struggling with substance use disorders
Medical Detox Services are offered at a nearby hospital partner facility
Crisis Response and Domestic Violence Shelter Access
Prevention and Education Programs
Housing and Homelessness Services available at Community Action Wayne/Medina

We’re committed to making high-quality behavioral health care accessible – even in rural areas where options may feel limited. With telehealth services, Holmes County residents can get help without needing to travel.

Local Resources in Holmes County

Recovery and healing are strongest when backed by a community. Holmes County is rich with support – from health clinics and housing assistance to educational programs. We’ve compiled a list of trusted local partners to help you find resources that meet your specific needs.

FAQs

How do I get help?

Call the main OneEighty number at 330-264-8498; our administrative team can help connect you to the support that you need during business hours. Individuals with a hearing or speech disability dial 711; to be automatically connected to a Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) communications assistant. Our business hours are as follows: Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 8 a.m.- 8 p.m. and Wednesday & Friday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. We are closed weekends. During non-business hours, our main number can connect you with an appropriate aftercare/crisis line.

Do you accept walk-in appointments?

What do I need to bring for my first visit?

We ask that you bring a photo id or social security card/birth certificate, insurance card(s), and if employed 2 most recent pay stubs or W-2 to see if you qualify for any reduced fees. OneEighty will not deny access to services due to inability to pay. We offer a discounted/sliding fee schedule based on family size and income. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our main number at 330-264-8498.

Why do I have to fill out an assessment and how long will it take?

Our intake paperwork gives us information regarding your health and work history as well as giving us consent to bill insurance, transfer health records to our updated system, send out drug screens, apply for assistance through county funding to help pay for services, and agree to treatment at our facility. After the paperwork has been completed you will meet with a clinician for about an hour to go over your history and discuss what options would work best for your treatment.

What happens if I do not have insurance?

OneEighty will not deny access to services due to inability to pay. If we have proof of income or a lack of income, we can review whether you qualify for our sliding fee scale to see if the cost of services can be reduced. We have funding options to help cover services, such as the support we receive from our local Mental Health and Recovery Board. If your income is low, and meets outlined conditions, we may also suggest signing up for Medicaid to help cover the cost of services at our facility as well as others.

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