Behavioral Health Specialists

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  About the Business

Behavioral Health's main office is centrally located in Norfolk. We operate two short-term residential treatment programs: Seekers of Serenity in Columbus, Nebraska and Sunrise Place in Norfolk, Nebraska. We have foster homes, respite care homes, family support services and community support services that extend throughout northeast Nebraska.

Our services can help you live a better life.

  • Drug Addiction & Treatment
  • Alcohol Addiction & Treatment
  • Crisis Intervention
  • Help with Depression
  • Help with Relationship Issues
  • Mental Health and Counceling
  • Youth & Family Services
  • Foster Care

Accreditation

Behavioral Health Specialists, Inc., has achieved accreditation from the Joint Commission dating back to our first accreditation in February, 1998. Joint Commission standards address the organization’s level of performance in key functional areas, such as patient rights, patient treatment, and quality of services. The standards focus not simply on our ability to provide safe, high quality care, but on our actual performance as well. BHS’s accreditation achievement is a demonstration of our leadership and staff commitment to excellence. BHS values safety and quality and if you have any concerns please report to Jay Fleecs, BHS Executive Director, at 402-370-3140 Ext (2009) or the Joint Commission at 630-792-5800.

Behavioral Health Specialists Sunrise Place

Sunrise Place - Norfolk, NE

Residential Treatment
923 E Norfolk Ave
Norfolk, NE 68701
Phone: 402-379-0040
Fax: 402-379-0759

Behavioral Health Specialists Seekers of Serenity

Seekers of Serenity - Columbus, NE

Residential Treatment and Outpatient Services
4432 Sunrise Place
Columbus, NE 68601
Phone: 402-564-9994
Fax: 402-562-6458

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  Norfolk Connections

Ricci Benson

Director of Youth and Family Services

Jay Fleecs

Executive Director

Sarah Peitz

Human Resources

Dr. Connie Petersen

Clinical Director and Director of Outpatient Services