About
They serve 17,000 of the region's most vulnerable individuals, guided by the spirit of their founding Sisters of Mercy who arrived in Pittsburgh in 1843. The organization offers a range of behavioral health services, including mental health services for adults and children & adolescents, mental health rehabilitation & recovery services, mental health residential services, intervention services, substance use & co-occurring disorder services, and intellectual & developmental disabilities services. With multiple locations, including their Engagement Center at Second Avenue Commons, Pittsburgh Mercy provides comprehensive care to meet the diverse needs of their community. They prioritize wellness, considering the many factors that contribute to an individual's total well-being – body, mind, and spirit. Pittsburgh Mercy is a member of Trinity Health, serving in the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy.
Insurance & payment
Pittsburgh Mercy accepts Aetna, Coventry Health Care, Health Net, Medi-Cal, and Medicaid insurance plans.
- Aetna
- Coventry Health Care
- Health Net
- Medi-Cal
- Medicaid
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Mental Health Services for Adults
Pittsburgh Mercy offers mental health services for adults, addressing a range of needs and concerns.
Mental Health Services for Children & Adolescents
Their mental health services for children & adolescents provide support and care for young individuals in need.
Mental Health Rehabilitation & Recovery Services
Pittsburgh Mercy offers mental health rehabilitation & recovery services to help individuals achieve their full potential.
Mental Health Residential Services
Their mental health residential services provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals in need of ongoing care.
Intervention Services
Pittsburgh Mercy offers intervention services to help individuals address crisis situations and develop coping strategies.
Substance Use & Co-Occurring Disorder Services
Their substance use & co-occurring disorder services provide comprehensive care for individuals struggling with addiction and related issues.