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Einstein Crisis Response Center Germantown

  • Einstein CRC at Germantown
    3rd Floor – Center Tower

    Germantown Community Health Services
    One Penn Boulevard
    Philadelphia, PA 19144
    215-951-8300

    Patients should enter through the Emergency Department and ask the security guard to be directed to the Crisis Response Center (CRC).

    Offers 24-hour-a-day, seven-days-a-week care for adults, children and adolescents who have psychiatric emergencies that interfere with their usual level of daily functioning.

    The CRC is one of five centers designated by the City of Philadelphia to provide ready access to crisis evaluation and treatment for adults and the only CRC in the city that provides these services for children and adolescents.

    The CRC evaluates emotional problems including, but not limited to:

    • Homicidal or suicidal ideation or behavior
    • Evaluation of patients brought in with completed 302 petitions
    • Delusional behavior/psychosis
    • Anxiety and depression
    • Assistance with 302/involuntary commitment petitions
    • Alcohol/drug dependence
    • Homelessness

    The CRC team of professionals

    The CRC is staffed by a team that includes a medical director who is a board-certified psychiatrist, board-certified child and general psychiatrists, registered nurses, psychiatric assistants, a master’s-prepared program director and master’s-prepared social workers.

    No one is ever turned away

    CRC services are available to all patients, regardless of health insurance coverage or ability to pay. Like a medical emergency, patients are seen on a walk-in basis and no appointment is needed.

    Services provided for psychiatric emergencies

    • Assessment and triage
    • Evaluation and intervention
    • Crisis counseling and support
    • Referral for ongoing services
  • Questions? Call Us:

    1.800.220.4357

    Accreditation & Partnerships



    Center of Excellence
    Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health

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