The Children’s Mercy + Camber Mental Health Wellness Campus in Olathe, KS has changed its scope of services from youth and adults to exclusively serve children and adolescents. While we will no longer provide adult treatment, adults can find care options by contacting their local community mental health center, insurance provider, or primary care physician.

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If you are experiencing an emergency:
Visit your nearest emergency room, call your local mental health center, dial 911 or reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Compassionate Care for Youth

At Camber, we provide inpatient hospitalization and residential treatment for youth ages 6–18. Whether you’re seeking help for your child or teen, our admissions team is ready to support you every step of the way.

• Connect with us 24/7: Call (913) 890-7468 or use the links below to learn more about admissions and get started online.

• Explore next steps: Choose the option below that matches your needs to find details on our admissions process and what to expect.

• If your child or teen is currently experiencing a mental health emergency that requires immediate attention, go to your local emergency department or community mental health center right away, or call 911. You can also call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Admission Support for Parents & Guardians

If you’re a parent or guardian looking to learn more about admitting your child to Camber, click below for details and next steps.

 

Referral Information for Providers & Community Partners

Are you looking to refer youth to Camber? Click below for more information.

 

How to Access Adult Mental Health Care

The Children’s Mercy + Camber Mental Health Wellness Campus in Olathe, KS has changed its scope of services from youth and adults to exclusively serve children and adolescents. While we will no longer provide adult treatment, adults can find care options by contacting their local community mental health center, insurance provider, or primary care physician.

Kansas community mental health centers

Missouri community mental health centers

If you are experiencing an emergency:
Visit your nearest emergency room, call your local mental health center, dial 911 or reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

How Admissions Work at Camber

For Youth Inpatient Hospitalization

• Guardians can contact us directly to start the admissions process, or a referral can be made by a physician, mental health provider, school or other care partner.

• Guardian consent is always required.

• Inpatient care is for youth facing a mental health crisis or urgent safety concern.

For Youth Residential Treatment

• Residential treatment admissions begin with a referral from a community mental health center or insurance provider.

• Guardian consent is required for all residential admissions.

• This level of care is designed for ongoing needs that are not immediate emergencies.

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If you are experiencing an emergency:
Visit your nearest emergency room, call your local mental health center, dial 911 or reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

See What to Expect at Camber

Watch our quick video for a behind-the-scenes look at how Camber supports youth and families during mental health treatment.

Additional Resources

• Learn more about inpatient treatment for youth.
• Learn more about residential treatment for youth
• View our Admissions Handbook in English or in Spanish

 

 

For billing questions, please call (913) 322-4900.

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