Promoting
Compassionate
Solutions
Our Services
Piedmont Community Services (PCS) provides treatment services addressing developmental, emotional, mental health and substance use disorders for both individuals and families. Residents of the localities served by PCS (City of Martinsville, as well as Franklin, Henry and Patrick counties) may access services by coming into one of our three office locations during the hours below (except holidays). Staff will provide screenings and assessments for recommended services. Every effort will be made to see individuals and families on the day of the requested service. Click on any of the tiles below to find out more information on the services we provide.
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Health insurance card
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Verification of income: (examples: current pay stubs, most recent W-2 form, assistance checks or retirement checks)
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Court documentation (court orders for treatment, guardianship, Legal Custody Agreements, etc.)
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Current medications or medication list
THINGS TO BRING TO YOUR FIRST VISIT
THINGS TO BRING TO YOUR FIRST VISIT
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Health insurance card
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Verification of income (current pay stubs, most recent W-2 form, assistance checks or retirement checks, etc.)
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Court documentation (court orders for treatment, guardianship, Legal Custody Agreements, etc.)
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Current medications or medication list
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No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay
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There is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income
INTAKE HOURS
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 8 AM to 3 PM
Wednesday: Noon to 3 PM
Friday: 8 AM to Noon
Substance Use & Recovery Services
PCS offers substance use and recovery services including peer support, outpatient treatment and therapy, office based addiction treatment, and case management.
Piedmont Community Services adheres to a policy to serve all local residents in need of behavioral health services. While we are obligated to collect the cost of treatment provided from third-party payers as well as individuals and families who are able to pay, no one will be denied services due to an inability to pay. Every effort will be made to set fees fairly.
If an assessed fee creates financial hardship, an appeals process is available.
Payment is expected at the time of service.