Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health

7954 University Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55432

About Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health

Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota is a private alcohol and drug rehab that offers treatment for a variety of substance abuse addictions including co-occurring mental health disorders.

Latest Reviews

Christa Johnston

3 months ago on Google

MORE LIKE ZERO STARS!!! Stay away from this place! We sent our son for about 6 months before our therapist left to another practice and we followed her at her urgency. We paid all of our co-pays, and due to a "billing error" on Lee Carlson's end that took months literally to sort out I finally was able to sort out our final payment in March of 2024. Received a threatening letter today stating I still owed money after a whole year?! This place should be shut down they are criminals trying to make people pay more than they owe, not to mention the unethical things going on that caused our therapist along with many others to leave. I never leave reviews but seriously save yourself the headache of dealing with this place. I will be sending all of my documents to the attorney General's office tomorrow proving that I have paid in full and a letter for them to stop harassing me!

Patricia Wagner

6 months ago on Google

Terrible that they closed down the Bridgeview drop in centers and as Anoka county has no other facilities like this, we former members were basically kicked to the curb. Winter is especially hard on ppl with mental health problems and some of us are really suffering right now

Nikki bunnyprime7

1 year ago on Google

If I could give them lower stars I would. They put my child on a wait list, then didn’t contact me to tell us that we secured an appointment. Which resulted in a $50 no-show appointment fee. I’ve tried to reach out to them to get in contact with someone regarding this situation but never received a call back.

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3.8 / 10

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Accepted Insurance

Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health works with several private insurance providers and also accepts private payments when possible, please contact to verify your specific insurance provider.

Medica

UCare

Optum

UMR

South County Health Alliance

Elevance Health

MultiPlan

Carelon Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health Systems (BHS)

Managed Health Network (MHN)

Hennepin Health

Medical Assistance (MHCP)

PreferredOne

Other Forms of Payment

Medicaid is a state based program that helps lower-income individuals and families pay for healthcare. Medicaid covers addiction treatment so those enrolled can use their coverage to pay for rehab. When a program accepts Medicaid the client often pays very little or nothing out of their own pocket.

Addiction Treatments

Treatments

Mental health rehabs focus on helping individuals recover from mental illnesses like bipolar disorder, clinical depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, and more. Mental health professionals at these facilities are trained to understand and treat mental health issues, both in individual and group settings.

Staff

Patty Halvorson

Director, Development

Alyssa Larson

Senior Director, Clinical Services

Sue Vang

COO

Kimberley Zack

Director, Quality & Innovation

Shayla Simpson

Human Resource

Stephanie Kopp

Manager, Human Resources

Karen Anderson

Director, Clinical Services

Contact Information

(763) 780-3036

7954 University Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55432

Get Help Now - 651-419-8121

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Reviews of Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health

2.7/5 (13 reviews)

Google Reviews

2.7 (13 reviews)

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Stephanie Hazen

Avoid this place! Therapist billed us for a "no show" when we had emailed her the week before that we wouldn't be there that week and she replied acknowledging it. Then she billed us for an appointment that never happened. Tried talking with the billing people to get these charges removed from our bill, but even after numerous phone calls, they never removed them.

Dana McConkey

2 years ago

We have been finding that it is extremely difficult to find good mental heath care. My daughter has been going here for several years now and she has had some good experiences with her therapist at Lee Carlson, but she needs more and has not been given good direction on where to turn. The psychiatric portion at Lee Carlson is severely lacking. There is no in-network psych evaluation options there, it is extremely difficult to manage prescriptions and when a therapist leaves, there is no follow up on finding a proper replacement therapist. There is no treatment plan with goals to work toward. We were having a crisis a couple of weeks ago, I filled out a form on line and left a message because we do not have direct access to her therapist or psychiatrist and not one responded to me for over 2 weeks. If you are struggling and feel you have no where to turn, this is not the place for you.

Diane Fritz

3 years ago

This business relies on performance of potential per client. That fact your tests and measurements don't equate to progress recognized by policy is simply not the fault of the client.

Morgan Massa

They never refill my perceptions on time, I ounce went a month without pills because the front office wouldn’t answer their phones.

Jae KlumbWeise

5 years ago

Took good care of my child and the parking was convenient.

Derek Quiram

Not a bad place overall. People were nice and the new patient process was easier with more helpful staff than others. Seems family oriented. Scheduling is near impossible. As a new patient I had to wait weeks before an opening would work for my schedule multiple times. As a working professional trying to cope with work stress I shouldn't have to worry about missing work to attend sessions. Billing is archaic. To use electronic payment you have to call and have the person answering the phone manually process the payment. Get with the times.

Leona Poling

7 years ago

It is a great place to meet up with groups that are there for you and others that's a great place to meet with people who can help you with your mental illness and how to get back on track with the right side of things iam thanks for your help and support for any inconvenience caused by any means but they are here for you and iam happy for there helping others

Lynette Anderson

Heather Ragoonanan

8 years ago

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