Your First Visit to Red Rock
Thank you for choosing Red Rock Behavioral Health Services as your behavioral health treatment provider!
First visits may look different and need different documents depending on the service needed. For more accurate information, please contact the Red Rock facility directly.
Generally, when you get to your first appointment, the front desk staff will need a few documents from you (listed in the section to the right), and any co-pay will also be collected based on your insurance coverage. Our Red Rock BHS staff will meet with you to learn more about you, your family, your history, and your needs. You will need to fill out some paperwork & answer questions to help us understand how we can best help you. Sometimes, gathering information takes more than one session, and we will move at your pace. For all children seeking services, a parent or legal guardian will need to accompany them to their first visit. More information about our services and your future visits will be explained to you.
Please bring the following documents to your first visit.
Photo ID
We will need to see a current photo identification card.
Proof of Income
Please bring one of the following:
Two Consecutive Paystubs or
Bank Statement with Direct Deposit or
Disability/SSI Information
Insurance card
If you are covered by insurance, please bring your insurance card.
Social Security Card
Please bring your Social Security card if you are a U.S. citizen and have one.
Proof of Custody/Guardianship
If not the biological parent; For child visits only.
Must be court documents showing guardianship was granted.
No One Denied Access to Services
No one is denied access to services solely based on inability to pay. A sliding pay scale is available.
Request for Services
English Adult Services | Spanish Adult Services
English Child Services | Spanish Child Services
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Sliding Pay Scale
The calculator below shows the estimated cost of services for self-pay based on your annual income and family size. Please do not enter commas or periods in the income text box.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Click here to view our Non-Discrimination Policy.
Notice of Privacy Practices
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Medicaid Enrollment
Get help now. Take one of the following actions if you are experiencing a mental health emergency.
Are you in crisis?
If you are thinking of hurting yourself or someone else, please seek immediate help by calling our crisis line 405‐987‐ROCK (7625) .
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
You can always call the new mental health and suicide prevention hotline, 988.
Call 9-1-1 or Visit the Emergency Room
Visit your local emergency room, call local police or dial 9-1-1.