Maryhaven Bucyrus

Maryhaven Bucyrus was an outpatient addiction treatment clinic in Bucyrus, Ohio. They run as part of a Central Ohio nonprofit behavioral health network founded in 1953.

Care included residential and outpatient services, detox, medication assisted treatment and counseling.

Is the Maryhaven Clinic still open?

The Bucyrus site at 137 South Stetzer Road has closed and it is no longer a part of Maryhaven's current list of active clinics.

The clinic helped Crawford County for roughly a decade, from 2012 through its final home in the East Pointe Center, after earlier working out of the Community Counseling Services building and an FCBank branch on Washington Square.

Other clinics are still running in Delaware, Marion and Mount Gilead, Marysville and Columbus, so the closest option now requires a short drive.

If you have an old referral for the Stetzer Road location, it's best to reach out to confirm the current location.

Care for Women and Homeless Adults

One thing that set the Bucyrus clinic apart from a generic outpatient program was its dedicated program for women and for homeless adults, two populations that standard clinics often fold into general caseloads.

If you're a prospective patients in Crawford County that falls into either group, that history is worth raising when contacting one of Maryhaven's active locations, since these tracks reflect an organizational priority rather than a Bucyrus-only experiment.

Maryhaven runs as a nonprofit and states that it serves you regardless of ability to pay at its regional clinics.

You can contact Maryhaven to confirm which active clinic best fits your location and needs.