Fifty state guides, condition-specific finders, and a cross-reference by level of care — built so families can navigate to the right kind of help, in the right place.
Hartley does not refer families to programs that pay for placement. Our find-help section is research, not a marketplace.
That means three things, all the time. One: programs we list have not paid us to list them. Two: programs we describe critically have not been removed at their request. Three: what we don't know about a program — because the program won't disclose, or because we haven't fully researched it yet — we say plainly.
State guides cover crisis lines, Medicaid coverage, notable programs, and school district resources. Four deep-dive states are live now. Six standard guides are next. All fifty by the end of year one.
Programs, Medicaid, crisis resources, school districts.
Open guide →Programs, Medi-Cal, crisis resources, regional differences.
Open guide →Programs, Medicaid, crisis resources, regulatory landscape.
Open guide →Programs, Medicaid, crisis resources, the state's specific challenges.
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Coming soon →Full directory of basic resources for every state.
Directory →Sometimes the right starting point is the condition, not the geography. Sometimes it's the level of care.
Programs and clinicians organized by the conditions they actually treat well.
Browse →Outpatient, IOP, PHP, residential — what each level looks like and where to find it.
Browse →The vocabulary the industry uses, translated.
Open glossary →These resources are available 24/7, free, and don't require insurance.
Call or text 988. Connects you to local crisis support, free.
Learn more →Text HOME to 741741. Free, confidential, available everywhere.
Learn more →Call 1-866-488-7386, text START to 678-678, or chat online.
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