Medication Information/Management | University Health Behavioral Health - Futures Community Program
Resource Name:Medication Information/Management | University Health Behavioral Health - Futures Community Program
Child and Adolescent Services address complex problems within the age range of 3 to 18 and include anxiety disorders, (post-traumatic stress, separation anxiety), mood disorders, (depression and bi-polar disorder), autism spectrum disorders (difficulties in social interaction, verbal and nonverbal communication and repetitive behaviors) , attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and oppositional defiant disorder. Services include a trauma informed community, medication services, child and adolescent counseling and play therapy.
Eligibility
Age 3-18 with a behavioral health disorder
Required documents
Social security card, insurance card if applicable, birth certificate or other proof of guardianship, guardian's photo ID
Hours
M-F 8am-5pm
Languages
Arabic, Somali and Spanish. Phone- and video-based interpreter services are available for other languages, including American Sign Language.
Application process
Walk-in care is available Monday through Friday from 8am. – 12pm. A master's-level mental health professional will meet with you and help you get the care you need. Each person who utilizes walk-in hours will be assessed and connected to appropriate services.
Fees
Medicaid, Medicare and most types of commercial insurance except for Cigna and United Health. Missouri Department of Mental Health funding for uninsured individuals who qualify.
Service area
Jackson County, MO, some services limited to Kansas City, MO addresses
address
300 W 19th Terr, Kansas City, MO 64108
816-404-5709
Voice
·Main Phone
816-404-5839
Voice
·Fax Number
Last Assured
05/27/2026
Data provided by
United Way of Greater Kansas City 211