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KVC Missouri is a nonprofit passionate about strengthening families, preventing child abuse and neglect, and helping people achieve mental wellness. Learn about KVC Missouri.
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At KVC, we want every child and adult to be safe & connected to a strong family and a healthy community. We’re proud to be a leader in innovative, effective and compassionate care. See our services and programs overview.
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Admissions to Residential Treatment
For youth admissions to our PRTFs and residential treatment programs in Springfield, Columbia and St. James, please call us at (844) 424-3577.
For admissions to KVC Niles in Kansas City, please complete this form or call Niles at (816) 241-3448.
If you prefer to talk to us on the phone, call KVC Niles at (816) 241-3448.
Our experienced and compassionate admissions team is available 24-hours a day and 7 days a week to support you through the process of seeking inpatient or residential treatment. They can answer any questions you have regarding the admissions process, paperwork to complete, requesting medical records, and insurance coverage/costs.
View our KVC Niles Admissions Handbook to learn more about the admissions process and our treatment programs.
Other Locations & Treatment Programs
Our sister organization, Camber Children’s Mental Health (previously KVC Hospitals) also provides two levels of mental health treatment for Kansas and Missouri residents. Click below to learn more about its locations and treatment programs:
- Kansas City, KS: Inpatient hospitalization and residential treatment
- Wichita, KS: Inpatient hospitalization
- Hays, KS: Inpatient hospitalization and residential treatment
KVC participates in the electronic sharing of health information with other healthcare providers and health plans in the state of Kansas through an approved health information organization. Read more about your rights regarding electronic health information technology here.