Whole-Person Support for Mental Health and Recovery
Beebe Healthcare offers a continuum of behavioral health services across Sussex County. We meet you where you are, whether you're seeking outpatient therapy, emergency care, or assistance from our mobile health team. With compassion, confidentiality, and person-centered treatment, we support individuals and families through every step of recovery and mental wellness.
We believe healing is possible—and you don’t have to do it alone.
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
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Locations
At Beebe Healthcare, your mental well-being is a priority. Our provider offices offer system-wide access to behavioral health referrals, connecting you with licensed professionals for therapy, psychiatric care, and other support services tailored to your needs.
If you're experiencing a mental health crisis, the Behavioral Health Team at the Margaret H. Rollins Lewes Campus Emergency Department is available 24/7 to provide immediate care and stabilization. Our team will work closely with you and your loved ones to coordinate care. We want to ensure you receive the support that best fits your needs, up to and including transition to a trusted inpatient facility if necessary.
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Where do I start?
- In emergency situations, call 911 or go to your nearest Emergency Department
- Call, text, or visit the website for 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. This national service provides free, confidential, 24/7 support for anyone in the United States experiencing emotional distress, including concerns related to mental health, substance use, relationships, illness, or loneliness.
- For non-emergent needs, you can see your Primary Care Provider, but a referral is not required
- Call 302-645-1099 to schedule a Behavioral Health appointment directly
- Learn more about Mobile Health events near you
Our Services
- Outpatient Behavioral Health
- Hospital-Based Behavioral Health
- Community Mobile Health Clinic
- Peer Support & Recovery Navigation
- Wound Care for Individuals with Substance Use
- Mental Health & Recovery Resources
- LGBTQ Focused Resources
Outpatient Behavioral Health
Beebe’s outpatient services are available to adults and adolescents in Lewes, Georgetown, and Millsboro.
Services include:
- Psychiatric evaluation and services
- Psychological evaluation and assessment
- Medication management
- Individual therapy
- Behavioral health support for co-occurring conditions
- Integrated Behavioral Health
Call 302-645-1099 to make an appointment today.
Hospital-Based Behavioral Health for stabilization
Available only at Margaret H. Rollins Campus, this team provides support in the Emergency Department and hospital units.
- Psychiatric consults (in-person or virtual)
- Care planning & community referrals
- Peer support engagement during hospitalization
- Post-discharge navigation and support
Mobile Behavioral Health Services
Our Community Mobile Health Clinic brings care directly to underserved areas. Services include:
- Behavioral health support & harm reduction
- Medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), and medication assisted treatment (MAT)
- Medical services (blood pressure, A1C, vaccinations)
- Wound care & hygiene kits
- HIV/HCV/STI testing
- Narcan & safe use kits
- Food, housing, and community resources
For more information email: [email protected], call: 302-645-3026, or visit the Community Mobile Health Clinic page.
Peer Support Services
Peer Support Specialists bring lived experience in recovery. Through specialized training and personal understanding, they provide one-on-one support grounded in empathy, respect, and empowerment. Peers meet individuals where they are and walk alongside them in recovery.
Support can begin during hospitalization or following an outpatient visit and continues for as long as it is desired. There is no cost and no time limit. Services may include simple weekly check-ins or the development of a comprehensive recovery plan tailored to individual goals. Peers remain actively involved through every stage of recovery, including relapse, offering steady encouragement and connection.
Peer Support can include:
- Weekly check-ins or full recovery planning
- Ongoing support through all recovery phases
- Weekly virtual recovery meetings
- Support and resources for family members
- Help accessing treatment such as:
- Detox & inpatient treatment
- IOP (Intensive Outpatient Programs)
- PHP (Partial Hospitalization Programs)
- MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment)
Peer Support is free, with no time limits, and available as long as support is wanted. Interested? Call the Peer Program office at 302-645-3264.
In Their Words
I chronically relapsed - I had to be their problem child. For many years, the Peers were compassionate, patient and their help was life changing. Today I am not only sober, but healthier, stronger and more at peace than ever. I continue to be supported by the Peers and attend their weekly recovery meeting.
-Peer Recovery participant
Beebe’s Peer Recovery Program helped me get sober after struggling for over thirty years. The Peers arranged for me to get a scholarship for a 28-day in-patient rehabilitation center. I rediscovered there is joy, laughter and friendship in sober living. Today I am sober and continue to have support from the Peer program.
-Peer Recovery participant
Wound Care
Wound care is one of the most critical services provided by Beebe’s Mobile Health Clinic Team. Many wounds seen in the community are linked to complications from substance use disorder, particularly involving xylazine (commonly called tranq), a dangerous veterinary tranquilizer increasingly found in illicit drugs.
What You Should Know About Xylazine
- Not approved for human use
- Causes slow or non-healing wounds, even without injection
- Can lead to serious complications requiring medical care
For more information, download our printable resources with overdose prevention and wound care tips specific to xylazine.
Patients needing further wound management may be referred to Beebe Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine, either by a primary care provider or through Beebe's Community Mobile Health Clinic.
FAQs
Q: Can I receive care without a referral?
Yes, we accept self-referrals. Call 302-645-1099.
Q: What if I don’t know what kind of care I need?
We’ll start with an evaluation to help determine the best approach—whether that’s outpatient therapy, medication support, or a peer connection.
Q: Is my care private?
Yes, all services are confidential and HIPAA-compliant.
Get Help Today
Beebe Behavioral Health is here for you. No stigma. No judgment. Just care.
Speak with your primary care provider, or call 302-645-1099 today.
