Pierce County Resources

If you are ever in need of emergency centers, hospitals, or support organizations, here is a small list of several in Pierce County.

Pierce County Crisis Number: The Pierce County Mental Health Crisis number is 253-272-9882.

Comprehensive Mental Health Center
(Tacoma/Peninsula Area)
Adults/Older Adults
514 South 13th Street
Tacoma 98402
(253) 396-5000
Children/Families
1201 South Proctor
Tacoma 98405
(253) 396-5800

Good Samaritan Behavioral Healthcare (Puyallup/East County Area)
325 Pioneer East
Puyallup 98372
(253) 697-8400
Toll Free 1-888-445-8120

Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare
(Lakewood/Southwest County Area)
9330 59th Avenue S.W.
Lakewood 98499-6600
(253) 581-7020

There are also outpatient mental health community services for specific groups. All groups are available for all individuals regardless in what city they reside.

Asian Counseling Services
Primary Asian/Pacific Islander speaking individuals and others
4301 South Pine Street, Suite 405
Tacoma 98409
(253) 471-0141

Catholic Community Services
Intensive in-home services for children & their families
5410 North 44th Street
Tacoma 98407
(253) 759-9544

Kwawachee Counseling Center
Native Americans and Alaskan Natives
Puyallup Tribal Health Authority
2209 East 32nd Street
Tacoma 98404
(253) 593-0247

Sea Mar Community Health Center
Primary Spanish speaking individuals and others
1112 South Cushman Street
Tacoma 98405
(253) 396-1634

Mental Health Resource Center and Consumer Partnerships
For consumers and their friends and families. Self-help and support groups based on recovery, employment services, computer training, a library of mental health information, and free movies and popcorn at:
TACID (Tacoma Area Coalition of Individuals with Disabilities) (next to the Tacoma Community College Transit Center)
6315 South 19th Street
Tacoma 98466
(253) 565-9000

Puget Sound Behavioral Health
Voluntary and involuntary inpatient care, voluntary inpatient psychiatric, dual disorders (mentally ill and chemically addicted) services and partial hospitalization.
(253) 798-4500

Crisis Triage
Short-term crisis intervention services in a safe, secure location 24 hours a day to individuals experiencing a mental health, chemical dependency, and/or developmental disabilities crisis regardless of income.
(253) 798-4357

Mobile Outreach Crisis Services
Investigations, evaluations, detentions, involuntary commitment, and judicial hearings of individuals who present a likelihood of serious harm to themselves or others or are gravely disabled as a result of a mental disorder.
(253) 798-2709

Jail Mental Health Services
On-site mental health assessments and interventions, and adult diversion care management at the Pierce County Corrections Center.
(253) 798-4013

Ombuds Service
Assists mental health consumers, families, and recognized advocates with concerns, complaints, or grievances.
(253) 798-6123

Quality Review Team
Solicits opinions on the quality of services received by mental health consumers and works with service providers, the RSN, and Ombuds staff to resolve identified problems.
(253) 798-3810