CENTER FOR ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT
EIN 27-0922804 · Public Foundations (T30)
What they do
WE FOUNDED CENTER for ASSESSMENT and TREATMENT IN 2009, WITH AN EYE ON MAKING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AVAILABLE to ALL NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS ESPECIALLY THOSE UNDERSERVED BY OUR HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. IN OUR EXPERIENCE, PEOPLE WITH NEW JERSEY MEDICAID and FAMILY CARE WERE OFTEN MET WITH LONG and FRUSTRATING WAITS to BOOK APPOINTMENTS AND, LATER, to GET THE OUTPATIENT TREATMENT THEY NEEDED and DESERVED. OPENING THE CENTER WAS OUR FIRST STEP IN AFFECTING MEANINGFUL CHANGE IN OUR HOME STATE. THROUGH OUR TEAMS HARD WORK and DEDICATION, WEVE EXPANDED OUR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES to BEST MEET THE NEEDS of ALL NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS. DESPITE OUR METEORIC GROWTH, THOUGH, WE CONTINUE to BE A SMALL CENTER AT HEART, PROVIDING INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICES and TAILORED SUPPORT to EVERY SINGLE ONE of OUR CLIENTS. to US, HIGHLY PERSONALIZED CARE is CENTRAL to WHAT WE DO and HOW WE DO IT and THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE.
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ContactROSEANN BENNETTEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In care of% ROSEANN STANTON
Mailing address254B MOUNTAIN AVE STE 300, HACKETTSTOWN, NJ 07840-2413
Main phone(908) 852-5858 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailtbennett@assessmentandtreatment.orgmadeAdditional emailtbennett@assessmentandtreatment.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2010
- County
- Warren
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