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If you or a loved one is in a mental health crisis, call our helpline at any time to receive confidential, professional support. For crisis help, call 806-740-1414. Visit StarCareLubbock.org for more information on crisis services.

StarCare partnered with LPD to develop a co-responder model where police officers are provided with expertise by mental health professionals who ride along and respond alongside law enforcement to de-escalate crises on-site.

At StarCare, Hope and Health represent our commitment to providing compassionate, accessible mental health care that empowers individuals on their journey to recovery. It signifies a future where people in crisis receive the right support, fostering resilience, well-being, and a path toward a healthier life.

Our incredible Mobile Crisis Outreach Team is here for you. If you or a loved one can't make it to StarCare for treatment, we'll come to you because help should always be within reach. For more information on the MCOT Team, visit StarCareLubbock.org.

At StarCare, we provide the highest level of mental health support with compassion and expertise.

One individual entered our First Episode Psychosis program after facing legal troubles due to mental health struggles. With the support of our team, she received treatment, stabilized on medication, reunited with her family, and achieved a major milestone — earning her GED. This story fully encompasses the life-changing work our diversion services do for the communities StarCare serves.

Using medications or interventions to manage symptoms like delusions, hallucinations, or extreme emotional distress, StarCare’s Extended Observation Unit is a 23-hour facility designed to stabilize individuals experiencing a mental health crisis in a supportive environment of professional psychiatric and medical care. Visit StarCareLubbock.org to learn more.

Staying socially connected is essential for mental health, especially during colder months when isolation can easily set in. Consider planning times to get together with friends, attend a book club, or join a networking group. Social activities boost mood and provide a sense of belonging and support.

When individuals are unable or unwilling to seek help voluntarily and pose a risk to themselves or others, involuntary admissions can be initiated by law enforcement or medical professionals through emergency detention or a magistrate’s warrant. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call StarCare’s 24/7 crisis helpline at 806-740-1414. Visit StarCareLubbock.org to learn more.