The Muncie Crisis Center owned by the City of Muncie announced in April that it would be closing and transitioning ownership of the facility to the Muncie Mission per the news release on the City of Muncie’s Facebook page on April 14 - https://bit.ly/4g79d7o The City of Muncie thanked Meridian Health Services for their contributions and services in helping over 400 people with mental health care since they opened.

Since early May, Meridian Health Services has been transitioning patients to their main campus at 240 N. Tillotson Avenue so people would have continual access to mental health services. Since Meridian learned of the transition in ownership of the building, the patients and continuity of care have been our number one priority. We have also been working with community referral agencies to ensure this continuity of care is in place by July 3rd as the Crisis Center operations are ceasing. See article here - https://bit.ly/4gpwW31

By continuing treatment and care at our main campus patients will have better support and access to a fully integrated care experience, including:

Primary Medical Care
Behavioral Health Services
Substance Use Treatment & Recovery
Dental Services
Chiropractic Services
Skill Building
Care Coordination & Support Services

This also allows our care teams to work together more closely to support the whole patient.

Meridian is committed to ensuring access to care and accepts Medicare, most insurances, and Medicaid (Anthem Medicaid is accepted through July 25 and we are still working to have this decision reversed, go to https://www.meridianhs.org/anthem/ for more info). We also offer a sliding fee scale, ensuring access to all regardless of the ability to pay.

For questions or to schedule an appointment please call 765-288-1928.

Quick tip: Stress doesn’t always look like stress

Did you know? Stress can show up as fatigue, headaches, irritability, or even changes in appetite. You’re not “just tired”—your body might be asking for support:

✔️ Talk to someone
✔️ Take a break
✔️ Get care if you need it

On July 25, 2026, Anthem plans to remove Meridian Health Services from its Medicaid network, however choosing to continue coverage for private and commercially insured Meridian patients. For more than 18,000 Medicaid patients, that could mean losing access to the Meridian providers they know and trust. For families already managing appointments, medications, therapies, and everyday care, this decision could bring added stress, uncertainty, and care delays.

Speak up for care close to home. Visit https://www.meridianhs.org/anthem/

18,000 Hoosiers could lose trusted local care if Anthem removes Meridian Health Services from its Medicaid network on July 25. Anthem will still cover private and commercially insured Meridian patients, but is choosing to end access for Medicaid members this will create longer wait times, delayed treatment, and barriers for families.

To learn more and take action visit: https://www.meridianhs.org/anthem/

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