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Benton County Crisis Center now open!
8/1/2025
Amy Young

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Behavioral Health, Benton County

Benton County Crisis Center now open

Eight smiling people hold scissors while cutting a blue ribbon tied between two posts at the entrance of a building.
Photo from the Benton County Crisis Center ribbon cutting ceremony on June 20, 2025

The Benton County Crisis Center is now open for services! Anyone can come to this voluntary mental health counseling center to get connected to support. No appointment or insurance needed. The crisis center serves all ages, regardless of ability to pay, no appointment needed. 

Location: 240 NW 4th St, Corvallis, OR 97330
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Phone: 541-766-6767
TDD: 1-800-221-2832

Visit the Benton County Crisis Center website
Services available now
  • Drop-in crisis counseling: All ages, no appointment needed
Coming soon
  • Stabilization services: People can stay for up to 23 hours in a calm, comfortable, and quite area
  • Respite care: Those who need more support may be able to access up to 29 days of voluntary stay in a residential space

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