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Crestwood's mission and deeply held values guide the work we do everyday to bring treatment and recovery services to people dealing with mental health issues. Click here to learn more.
This website is dedicated to the loving memory of our founder, James M. Dobbins, Sr. (1916-1997)
WHAT'S NEW @ CRESTWOOD BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Crestwood Vice President Patty Blum was selected to provide institute training on stigma at the World Congress of Psychiatric Rehabilitation. This congress meets every two years and draws mental health professionals from across the worl. read more...

Crestwood Behavioral Health is proud to announce that it has received a three-year accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for its mental health programs. read more...

WHO ARE WE?
Crestwood Behavioral Health, with headquarters in Sacramento, CA, was founded in 1968 as Crestwood Hospitals Inc., a convalescent care provider. Over the years, Crestwood has evolved to become a mental health care provider dedicated to offering a continuum of services that empower clients to live and succeed in their communities. read more...

MENTAL HEALTH CARE - OUR PHILOSOPHY
Crestwood Behavioral Health currently serves 50 of California's 58 counties in facilities throughout California. We offer mental health consumers and their families a continuum of care and treatment, from traditional psychiatric services to innovative recovery programs geared towards community reintegration. read more...
" What would you
attempt to do if you
knew you could
not fail?"
     

Anonymous
      George C. Lytal, Crestwood's President & CEO
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Click here for information on support and services throughout California for individuals, friends and families dealing with mental health issues.

Read the report of the Little Hoover Commission - the state's review of mental health needs and services for California adults.

Read the Report of the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health.
Mental illness affects one in four families, regardless of age, economic status, race, creed or color.

More than 62 million Americans experience a mental disorder every year.

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