
Adult Mental Health Services - ADAMH Board of Franklin County
ADAMH Board of Franklin County is a Columbus-based government agency (founded 1968) that funds and coordinates mental health, addiction, and crisis services across Franklin County. It operates through non-profit partners, delivering immediate crisis assistance (suicide prevention, crisis center services, opioid treatment programs, support groups) and investing in treatment and prevention. Key facts: headquarters at 447 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH; annual revenue about $33 million; 43 employees. The board emphasizes HIPAA-compliant, patient-confidential communications and supports a network of ADAMH-funded services across Franklin County. For adult mental health services in Columbus, ADAMH funds and connects individuals to local providers and crisis resources.

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