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Clinic Locations

The Northeast Delta Human Services Authority operates seven clinic locations throughout the twelve parish region.  Select a location below to learn more information about our services or request a consultation.

MONROE

Monroe Integrated Care Clinic

4800 South Grand Street

Monroe, LA 71202

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MONROE

Developmental Disabilities Services Center

2324 Armand Connector

Monroe, LA 71201

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MONROE

Children & Family Services Clinic​

2525 Ferrand Street

Monroe, LA 71201

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RUSTON

Ruston Integrated Care Clinic

901 White Street

Ruston, LA 71270

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TALLULAH

Tallulah Integrated Care Clinic

1012 Johnson Street

Tallulah, LA 71282

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BASTROP

Bastrop Integrated Care Clinic

451 E. Madison Avenue

Bastrop, LA 71220

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WINNSBORO

Winnsboro Integrated Care Clinic

1301 Landis Street

Winnsboro, LA 71295

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COLUMBIA

Columbia Integrated Care Clinic

5159 Hwy 4 East

Columbia, LA 71418

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Testimonials

"I’ve had a lot of training on getting things done, but mental illness was something I shied away from because of a lack of knowledge - I just didn’t know any better. Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs - I didn’t know about it. NEDHSA taught us how to spot it, how to combat it, and how to help ourselves."
Bishop Danny Hunt
Bishop Danny HuntPastor
"There are many challenges faced by today's youth. As a speaker at the Northeast Delta HSA Youth Summit, I took my role very seriously as I understand the impact sharing personal stories can have on upcoming generations. I am very honored to have been a voice to listen to at this Youth Summit and look forward to seeing how the Northeast Delta HSA continues their mission to impact our youth."
Asja Jordan
Asja JordanMiss University of Louisiana Monroe 2022
"I just wanted to come and express to you how beneficial NEDHSA is for us here in this area. There is a substance abuse issue and there are also mental health issues in our community, and NEDHSA has the ability to reach, support, encourage, enhance, and enrich the lives of our community."
Rev. Vance Price
Rev. Vance PricePastor
"We call them the “least-of-those” who are addicted to substance abuse, and those that have a mental disorder, we’ll be better equipped to serve those people that we know need us."
Dr. Carolyn Hunt
Dr. Carolyn HuntPastor
"We appreciate your leadership in our region ensuring that communities such as ours are connected to resources that are so needed to keep our families safe and healthy."
John Crow
John CrowMayor of Farmerville, Louisisna
"Northeast Delta Human Services Authority has raised the awareness of the opioid crisis in the United States. We want to partner with NEDHSA to heighten and raise the awareness of the opioid crisis and show you where you can get the help you need in order to combat the crisis that is plaguing our community."
Michael Douglas, Sr.
Michael Douglas, Sr.Owner of Alliance Healthcare Northeast
“I am thankful for their collective vision of finding ways to keep mental health at the forefront of daily conversation."
Rick Gallot
Rick GallotGrambling State University President
"NEDHSA is an excellent organization with great people and services. I highly recommend NEDHSA. NEDHSA's team is so easy to talk with. I feel like they are all my friends."
Sharon Elias
Sharon EliasNEDHSA Client

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