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Bigger, better mental health crisis center opening in Gainesville

Avita Chief Financial Officer Greg Ball, left, gives a tour Tuesday, June 22, 2021, of the new mental health crisis center on Old Cornelia Highway. The center will include a 24-hour walk-in crisis center, a 23-hour temporary observation unit with 15 beds and a crisis stabilization unit with 30 beds. - photo by Scott Rogers

06232021 AVITA 4.jpg — Avita Chief Financial Officer Greg Ball, left, gives a tour Tuesday, June 22, 2021, of the new mental health crisis center on Old Cornelia Highway. The center will include a 24-hour walk-in crisis center, a 23-hour temporary observation unit with 15 beds and a crisis stabilization unit with 30 beds. - photo by Scott Rogers

The Avita Behavioral Health Crisis Center will open on June 28, providing crisis care for people suffering from mental health, substance abuse or behavioral disorders.