Integrated Care for Greater Health

ICGH provides mental health and substance use care across North Carolina, connecting people with support at different stages of recovery. Rooted in Hickory and shaped by local partnerships, the organization serves children, adolescents, adults, and families through a network of clinics, an inpatient campus, mobile services, and statewide telehealth.

Its continuum includes facility-based crisis care, withdrawal management, residential treatment, outpatient counseling, psychiatry, and medication services, including medication for opioid use disorder. ICGH also offers certified peer support, recovery housing, transportation and care navigation, pharmacy access, and connections to education and employment. Community-based programs extend care through mobile integrated services, school-based behavioral health, outreach, harm reduction, and support for people returning from jail or prison. Bupe.Online provides a statewide telehealth pathway.

The organization helps individuals and families identify an appropriate next step, whether they need urgent stabilization, ongoing clinical care, or practical recovery support. ICGH locations span eastern, central, Piedmont, and western North Carolina. Services, eligibility, coverage, and availability vary by program and location.