Why do people come to Crossroads?

Many individuals who seek help at Crossroads typically want assistance with issues that are interfering with their daily lives - issues that are keeping them from leading a fulfilling life. Life itself is often unpredictable and filled with painful events that can cause us to feel a sense of confusion and hopelessness. Reducing stress, adapting to change, managing responsibilities, and enjoying relationships can be challenging.

At Crossroads, we take care to approach each individual with compassion, understanding, and support. We know that asking for help is often not an easy thing to do, but it may be one of the most important and healthful decisions you make. We are dedicated to giving each patient the care that enables them to face difficulties with renewed confidence and hope.

Crossroads is a group of caring mental health professionals who treat a range of problems, integrating medical, psychological, social and spiritual principles. Our staff includes psychiatrists, a psychologist and professional counselors who believe that the whole person should be considered- body, mind, and spirit. We feel especially prepared to help Christians integrate faith and treatment. However, persons of all backgrounds and beliefs are welcome and can be certain that where these beliefs are known, they will be respected.

Common concerns include:

• Depression, mood swings, sleep, appetite changes
• Anxiety, panic attacks, obsessive thoughts, stress
• Grief, loss and recovery from abuse and trauma
• Alcohol, drug and other addictive behaviors; eating disorders, body image
• Schizophrenia, dementia, and less severe problems in thinking such as ADD
• Adjustment to chronic medical problems such as diabetes, heart disease and chronic pain
• Relationship problems, parenting concerns, marital and sexual issues, and marriage preparation
• Adolescent counseling
• Sexual identity issues

For directions to main office in Greensboro:

We are located near the Friendly Shopping Center in Greensboro, NC.  We are in the Friendly Center Building in Suite 204.  Our building is on the corner of Friendly Ave. and Green Valley Rd. which is across from Belk and the BP station.

From Raleigh, Burlington area:

Take 40West/85South toward Greensboro. As you get into Greensboro, you will pass Rock Creek Dairy Road exit and then Mt. Hope Church Rd. exit. Right after you pass Mt. Hope Church Road, look for exit #131 to HWY 70 to Greensboro/70/Winston-Salem.  Follow exit #131 to exit #227 and then immediately after take exit #19 which is 70W and follow exit to end. You will curve around at the end of the exit to the right onto 70/Wendover Avenue.  After several miles, as you come into town look for Benjamin Parkway South exit.  It is the second Benjamin Pkwy exit. At the top of the exit, you will come to a stoplight, Green Valley Road.  Turn left onto Green Valley Road.  Our building is the last on the left, Friendly Center Bldg., Suite 204.

From Asheboro:

Take 220N to Greensboro. Follow 220 into Greensboro; 220 will also be called Freeman Mill Road. As you get into downtown Greensboro, turn left onto Friendly Avenue.  Follow Friendly until you pass Wesley Long Hospital signs. There will be a stoplight intersection next. Turn right here onto Green Valley Road.  We are the first building on the right ( the Friendly Center Bldg).

FOR THE ASHEBORO, NC OFFICE:

To see Carson Sarvis in the Asheboro office:   1206 Old Farmer Road in the Randolph Baptist Association building.

Turn off of Sunset Avenue onto Old Farmer Road. Take a right at the T-intersection. The Randolph Baptist Association building is the brick building on hill immediately after you turn.  The street sign will say Pouhatan, but the road is still Old Farmer Road.

Office hours are Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Some providers see patients outside of these times by appointment only.

Our telephones will have a live operator between 9-12:00pm and 1-5:00 pm.  Otherwise, we have voice mail and an emergency line for after hours and weekends.

• Cigna Behavioral Health 
• MedCost
• United Healthcare/UBH 
• Blue Cross/Blue Shield NC
• Champus- Tricare Standard plan only
• Blue Cross State Employees (NC)
• Carolina Behavioral Health  (not all providers)
• Aetna (not all providers)
• Magellan Behavioral Health
• Value Options  ( not all providers)
• Certain employee assistance programs

We highly recommend that each patient contact their insurance company ahead of time for appropriate mental health benefits and authorizations.  We will collect the amount due at the time of service.

Other insurances are accepted depending on which provider your appointment is with.

Crossroads Psychiatric Group has offices in Greensboro and Asheboro. Medication management and testing services are currently available only through the Greensboro office. If necessary, hospital treatment is available in several local hospitals.

We refer our patients with inpatient needs to  Moses Cone Behavioral Health Center. It is located at 700 Walter Reed Drive, Greensboro, NC 27403 at 1-800-711-2635. Moses Cone is a 80-bed facility (42 adult, 38 child and adolescent) also features space for outdoor recreation opportunities and additional programs.

For more information, go to: www.mosescone.com