Psychiatric crisis stabilization and behavioral health support — available around the clock for Fulton and Mason Counties. No appointment needed. Just call, and a trained professional will meet you where you are.
Our team provides a full spectrum of behavioral health services — from immediate emergency intervention to structured residential treatment and community-based support.
Emergency Psychiatric Crisis Stabilization
Immediate, round-the-clock care for individuals experiencing acute psychiatric crises. Our facility provides a safe, calm environment where trained clinicians assess, stabilize, and connect you with the next level of care.
24/7 emergency intake — no appointment needed
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
Medication management & monitoring
Safe, low-stimulus stabilization environment
Residential Treatment
Structured, therapeutic residential care for individuals who need more time and support to stabilize. Our program combines clinical treatment with daily living skills in a supportive, homelike setting.
Individualized treatment planning
Group and individual therapy sessions
Life skills and coping strategy development
Transition planning to outpatient care
Mobile Crisis Response
Our mobile crisis teams come to you — whether at home, in the community, or at a local hospital. Trained crisis responders provide on-site de-escalation, assessment, and connection to services.
On-site crisis assessment & de-escalation
Response to homes, schools, and hospitals
Coordination with law enforcement & EMS
Immediate connection to follow-up care
Outpatient & Aftercare Support
Continuing care after stabilization is critical. Our outpatient programs provide ongoing therapy, medication management, and case management to help you maintain progress and prevent relapse.
Individual and group psychotherapy
Psychiatric medication management
Case management & care coordination
Family education and support sessions
Substance Use Crisis Intervention
Integrated care for co-occurring psychiatric and substance use crises. Our clinicians are trained to address both conditions simultaneously, ensuring comprehensive evaluation and treatment from the first contact.
Dual-diagnosis assessment & treatment
Medication-assisted treatment referrals
Detoxification monitoring and support
Connection to ongoing recovery programs
Community Education & Prevention
We invest in prevention through community workshops, school presentations, and training for first responders. Early intervention and education help reduce crises before they start.
Mental health first aid training
School and community workshops
Resources for families and caregivers
Collaboration with local organizations
How It Works
From Crisis to Care in Three Simple Steps
Getting help shouldn't feel complicated. Whether you're calling for yourself or a loved one, here's what to expect when you reach out to Fulton-Mason Crisis Service.
1
Reach Out
Call us at (309) 647-8311 — any time, day or night. Our intake team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you're in immediate danger, call 911 and we'll coordinate with first responders.
2
Assessment & Stabilization
A licensed clinician will speak with you to understand your situation, conduct a thorough assessment, and determine the appropriate level of care. If needed, a mobile crisis team can come to your location.
3
Treatment & Transition
You'll receive the care you need — whether that's emergency stabilization, residential treatment, or a referral to an outpatient program. Every plan includes a transition strategy so you're never left without support.
24/7Crisis Support Available
About Us
Trusted Crisis Care for Central Illinois
Fulton-Mason Crisis Service has been a cornerstone of behavioral health care in Fulton and Mason Counties for over two decades. Based in Canton, Illinois, we provide emergency psychiatric stabilization, residential treatment, and mobile crisis response to individuals and families in their time of greatest need.
Our multidisciplinary team includes licensed psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, and certified crisis intervention specialists — all dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care in a setting that feels safe and supportive.
We believe that asking for help during a crisis takes extraordinary courage, and we treat every person who walks through our doors with dignity, respect, and genuine compassion. No one faces a mental health crisis alone in our community.
Licensed & certified staff
Culturally sensitive care
Insurance & sliding scale
Family involvement welcome
Confidential & HIPAA compliant
Community-based approach
Service Area
Serving Fulton & Mason Counties and Surrounding Communities
Our crisis services extend across Central Illinois. Whether you're in Canton, Lewistown, Mildred, or the surrounding rural communities, help is within reach. Our mobile crisis units can respond throughout the entire service area.
CantonPrimary facility location
LewistownMobile response included
Fulton CountyFull service coverage
Mason CountyFull service coverage
You Don't Have to Face This Alone
If you or someone you love is experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available right now — day or night. Our trained professionals are ready to listen, assess, and guide you toward the care you need.
Whether you need immediate crisis support or want to learn more about our services, don't hesitate to reach out. Every call is confidential, and our team responds with compassion.