The facility aims to provide timely intervention for individuals in crisis who may not require hospitalization but require more than routine care.
The project was funded by nearly $3.6 million from Pasco County’s opioid settlement funds and is located on a campus that already offers inpatient detoxification and withdrawal management, allowing for seamless transition to higher levels of care when necessary.
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