Mental Health Services
As of July 1, 2025, Central Iowa Community Services (CICS) will no longer be the provider of Mental Health Services for Warren County.
Mental Health Services have been moved in the IHHS Behavioral Health Districts in which Warren County is in District 5 provided through the IA Primary Care Association (IPCA).
Services Include:
• Mental Health
• Crisis Services
• Tobacco Cessation Program
• Gambling Assistance
• PATH, Peer Operated, System of Care,
• Early intervention
• IPN
• Navigation Services
If you need any of these services, Contact:
“Your Life Iowa” Call Your Life Iowa at 855-581-8111.
website https://yourlifeiowa.org
- These referrals can be made by any adult
- adults on behalf of a child and or adolescent
- Adults seeking system services for someone else
- All Iowans are eligible regardless of insurance status.
Emergency Services
24-Hour Crisis Line | 844-258-8858
Mobile Crisis Response is also available through the crisis line 24/7. Mobile Crisis Response is a service that provides teams of professionals that can provide on-site, face-to-face mental health services for an individual or family experiencing a mental health crisis. They can respond wherever the crisis is occurring – in an individual’s home, the community, or other locations where an individual lives, works, attends school, or socializes.
Important Websites
A crisis is any stress or pressure that hat become too great for you to cope with alone.
“Crisis” can mean different things to different people. A crisis could be a major loss – the death of a loved one, a divorce, or a serious illness. Or it could be a series of smaller problems that have compounded and become overwhelming.
Because crisis can happen to anyone, the crisis phone line provides trained, compassionate counselors 24/7.
For emergency situations always call 911.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
https://988lifeline.org/
If you believe someone is a danger to themselves or others, you can contact 9-1-1 after hours, or file a civil commitment at the Warren County Clerk of Court Office during business hours.
Warren County Health Navigation Program
The Warren County Health Navigation program is available to all Warren County residents who need assistance in finding resources to meet their needs. These resources include, but are not limited to, assistance filling out paperwork, connection to food resources, help with housing, connection to treatment, affordable childcare, employment concerns and others. Clients can refer themselves or be referred by other members of the community. The aim of the program is to help our clients increase their overall quality of life.
To refer someone to the Health Navigation Program or
If you need additional assistance with wither either behavioral health or disability services, you can contact:
The Warren County Health Navigation Program
To refer someone to the Health Navigation Program:
Call: 515-690-9190
Email: healthnavigation@warrencountyia.org
Online Form: Intake Referral Form
Disability Access Points
As of July 1, 2025, disability services moved from MHDS Regions to Disability Access Points (DAPs).
The DAPS and ADRCs (Aging and Disability Resource Centers) help make it easier for older adults and people with disabilities to find the services and support they need. The provider to covering disability services for Warren County is Polk County Behavioral Health.
In each area, DAPs will:
- Give people and caregivers helpful information and guide them to local service providers in their community.
- Be part of the ADRC Network, working as a trusted resource center for aging and disability help.
- Team up with local leaders, individuals with disabilities and disability programs to make sure disability services are meeting community needs.
The phone number: 515-286-3573
and email: bhds@polkcountyiowa.gov