Everything We Offer

One-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist in a private, confidential setting, with evening and weekend appointments available. Sessions are typically 45–60 minutes, weekly or bi-weekly based on your needs.

Evidence-based approaches we use:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Trauma-Focused CBT
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Motivational Interviewing
• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
• Mindfulness-Based Interventions

Clinician-led groups of roughly 6–12 participants with rolling admission, offering peer support and skill-building in a structured, supportive environment.

• Trauma Recovery Group
• Substance Use Recovery
• Depression & Anxiety Support
• DBT Skills Training
• Parenting Skills Group
• Peer Support Circles

Psychiatric nurse practitioners and consulting psychiatrists provide comprehensive evaluation and ongoing medication management, fully integrated with your therapy. Initial evaluations run 60–90 minutes; follow-ups are typically 15–30 minutes.

Medication is never required — we believe in informed choice — and we offer medication-assistance programs for patients without insurance, plus pharmacy coordination for easy refills.

Evidence-based treatment for alcohol and drug use disorders, integrated with primary care and behavioral health.

• Individual substance-use counseling
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) coordination
• Harm-reduction strategies
• Relapse prevention
• Family education and support

Relationship and family care plus developmentally appropriate services for younger clients.

• Couples counseling and family systems therapy
• Parent-child relationship work and conflict resolution
• Play therapy for children ages 3–12
• Teen counseling and support groups
• Support for school-related stress and anxiety

Evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis that builds communication, social, and daily-living skills for individuals with autism and related developmental needs, using individualized, data-driven behavior plans with parent and caregiver training.

Comprehensive medical care for adults 18 and older.

• Annual physical exams and wellness checkups
• Acute illness care (cold, flu, infections, injuries)
• Prescription management and refills
• Preventive screenings and immunizations
• Women’s health and reproductive care; men’s health

Continuity of care across your whole lifespan — from newborns to seniors — with one team that knows your history.

Ongoing, coordinated management of long-term conditions, with your medical and behavioral-health providers working together.

• Diabetes
• Hypertension (high blood pressure)
• Asthma and respiratory conditions
• High cholesterol and cardiovascular risk

Routine screenings, vaccinations, and health education to keep you well and catch problems early.

Safe, temporary housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

• 30–90 day stays, with extensions possible based on progress
• Private or shared rooms with secure storage
• Daily meals and nutritional support
• Onsite laundry and hygiene facilities
• 24/7 security and support staff

A dedicated case manager helps you navigate benefits, documents, appointments, and goals — connecting medical, behavioral-health, and housing support into one plan with a single point of contact.

Housing-search assistance, supportive-housing eligibility assessments, mental-health support letters for housing, and connections to permanent housing resources and community partners.

Call (702) 518-6244 any time for mental-health emergencies and urgent support. You can also walk in during business hours at 6396 McLeod Drive for an immediate crisis assessment by a licensed clinician — no appointment needed. Mobile crisis response and personalized safety planning are available.

• 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, 24/7, English & Spanish
• Crisis Text Line — text “HOPE” to 741741
• 911 — for life-threatening emergencies

• Major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, postpartum depression
• Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety
• PTSD and trauma-related disorders
• Bipolar I and II, mood instability, cyclothymia
• ADHD (adult and adolescent)
• Schizophrenia, schizoaffective and other psychotic disorders
• Insomnia and sleep-wake disorders

• Alcohol use disorder
• Opioid use disorder (with MAT coordination)
• Stimulant and other drug use disorders
• Co-occurring mental-health and substance-use conditions

• Diabetes and pre-diabetes
• Hypertension and cardiovascular risk
• Asthma and respiratory conditions
• Routine illnesses, infections, and injuries

One coordinated team and one plan combine medical, behavioral-health, and housing support, with shared electronic health records, weekly interdisciplinary team meetings, and warm handoffs between providers.

Secure virtual visits for many medical and behavioral-health services, so you can receive care from home.

Care and nutrition brought directly to unsheltered and underserved community members at rotating locations across the Las Vegas area.

Help accessing affordable medications, including assistance programs for patients without insurance and pharmacy coordination for refills.

We accept Nevada Medicaid and most major insurance plans.

Uninsured patients are welcome. We offer a sliding fee scale based on household income, so care remains affordable. Care is not free, but no one is turned away for inability to pay.

We serve uninsured, Medicaid, and underserved individuals and families across the Las Vegas community. There are no residency or housing requirements to be seen.

Care is provided in English, Spanish, and Tagalog. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours, and telehealth is available for many services.

1. Reach out — call (702) 518-6244, schedule online, or walk in during business hours.
2. Low-barrier intake — a short intake conversation about your needs and goals (10 minutes of simple paperwork, which can be completed online beforehand).
3. Meet your clinician — discuss confidentiality, ask questions, and share what brought you in.
4. Personalized plan — together you set initial goals and schedule follow-up appointments. Same-week appointments are often available.

Yes. We accept Nevada Medicaid and most major insurance plans.

No. Uninsured patients are welcome, and we offer a sliding fee scale based on income.

Care is not free, but it is affordable: we accept Medicaid and most insurance, and offer a sliding fee scale for uninsured patients. No one is turned away for inability to pay.

6396 McLeod Drive, Unit 10, Las Vegas, NV 89120.

Monday through Friday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM–2:00 PM. We are closed Sunday.

Yes. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours, including for crisis support.

We provide care in English, Spanish, and Tagalog.

Yes. Many medical and behavioral-health services are available by secure virtual visit.

Yes — substance-use counseling, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) coordination, harm reduction, and relapse prevention.

Yes. Our psychiatric providers offer evaluation and ongoing medication management. Medication is always optional and based on informed choice.

Yes — play therapy for children ages 3–12, counseling for teens, and family and parenting support.

Yes. We provide individualized, data-driven Applied Behavior Analysis with parent and caregiver training.

Yes — transitional housing, case management, and pathways to permanent housing for individuals and families.

Yes. Our integrated model coordinates primary care, behavioral health, and housing support with one team and shared records.

Call (702) 518-6244, schedule online, or walk in during business hours. Same-week appointments are often available.

Yes. Your information is protected under federal HIPAA privacy law and Nevada confidentiality regulations, with additional federal protections (42 CFR Part 2) for substance-use treatment records.

Uninsured residents can get behavioral health care through community health organizations that offer income-based pricing. Second Chance Community Health in Las Vegas provides therapy, psychiatry, and substance-use treatment on a sliding fee scale for uninsured patients and also accepts Nevada Medicaid. You can call (702) 518-6244, schedule online, or walk in during business hours — no one is turned away for inability to pay.

Yes. Nevada Medicaid covers a range of behavioral health services, including individual therapy, counseling, group therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management. Second Chance Community Health accepts Nevada Medicaid for these services.

Integrated care brings medical care, behavioral health, and social supports (such as housing) together in one coordinated team rather than treating them separately. It improves outcomes because providers share records, coordinate treatment, and address the whole person. Second Chance Community Health delivers integrated care in Las Vegas, and documented outcomes include an 85% reduction in emergency-room visits among clients.

A sliding fee scale adjusts the cost of care based on a patient’s household income and size, so people pay an amount they can reasonably afford. It is how community health organizations like Second Chance keep care accessible for uninsured and low-income patients — care is not free, but it is affordable.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapy to treat substance use disorders, especially opioid and alcohol use disorder. Second Chance Community Health coordinates MAT alongside counseling and relapse-prevention support.

A therapist (such as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker) provides talk therapy and counseling. A psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner is a medical provider who can prescribe and manage medication. At Second Chance Community Health, therapists and psychiatric providers work together as one team, so you can receive therapy and medication management in the same place.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For 24/7 crisis support, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or text “HOPE” to 741741. Second Chance Community Health also offers crisis support at (702) 518-6244 and walk-in crisis services during business hours at 6396 McLeod Drive, Las Vegas.

Community health organizations can connect you with transitional housing and case management. Second Chance Community Health offers transitional housing for individuals and families, daily meals, 24/7 support staff, and case managers who help you work toward permanent housing — alongside medical and behavioral health care.

Behavioral health treatment can help with depression, anxiety, PTSD and trauma, bipolar disorder, ADHD, psychotic disorders, sleep problems, and substance use disorders, among others. Second Chance Community Health treats these conditions with therapy, psychiatry, and integrated medical support in Las Vegas.

No. Second Chance Community Health serves uninsured, Medicaid, and underserved individuals and families across the Las Vegas community, with no residency or housing requirement to receive care.

Second Chance Community Health is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) community health organization based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our mission is to integrate medical care, behavioral health, and housing access under one compassionate umbrella so every person — regardless of income or history — has a path toward wellness and belonging. Our care model is designed to meet HRSA and SAMHSA integrated-care standards, and we are actively working toward federal designation as a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC).

Care is delivered by licensed clinicians, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and case managers who treat people — not just symptoms — and coordinate as one team around each client.

Across our integrated care delivery: 3,200+ community members served, an 85% reduction in emergency-room visits among clients, 400+ individuals transitioned to stable housing, and a 98% client satisfaction rate.