Cuyahoga County's first Behavioral Health Crisis Center to open this month

by Katie Ussin from News 5 Cleveland

September 4, 2026

Ribbon cutting on The Centers Glick Recovery Campus in downtown Cleveland. Photo by News 5 Cleveland

CLEVELAND — A ribbon cutting on a rainy Friday morning in downtown Cleveland.

“Typically, when it rains on something like this it’s good luck,” said Eric Morse, president and CEO of The Centers.

The Centers, one of the oldest and largest nonprofit health and human service agencies in Northeast Ohio, now operates Cuyahoga County’s first behavioral health crisis center that opens this month.

“Welcome to the Glick Recovery Campus,” said Morse to a crowd gathered Friday to celebrate the facility.

Those in attendance said they’re excited, they’re hopeful and that this kind of care is so needed.

About The Centers

By healing, teaching, and inspiring individuals and families to reach their full potential, The Centers offers an integrated model coordinates health and wellness services, including primary care, behavioral health care, addiction services, HIV treatment, in-house pharmacies, and dental. The Centers also provides family support programs, including early childhood development, career training, and job placement. This continuum of care includes Youth Residential services at The Centers’ H.O.P.E. Campus®, which offers safe, trauma-responsive support for youth. The Centers is one of the oldest and largest nonprofit organizations in Northeast Ohio, serving more than 20,000 people annually in our community. Visit TheCentersOhio.org to learn more.

Contact Info

Stacey Rubenfeld, MPA
Chief Development Officer

Stacey.Rubenfeld@TheCentersOhio.org
440.681.0196