Access Point
Taking care of your health means paying attention to your body and your mind.
These short, confidential screenings cover several common behavioral health issues. You don’t have to give your name or provide any other personal details to take part.
By answering a few simple questions, you can learn more about what you or someone you know may be going through – and learn if you should ask your primary care physician or health care provider about treatment.
- Provides anonymous, evidence-based, self-conducted screenings available online 24-hours daily for:
- Depression
- Bipolar Disorder
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Substance Use
- Adolescent Depression
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder
- Eating Disorders
- Alcohol Use Disorders
- Gambling
- Opioid Use
- Well-Being
- Provides immediate results to you showing how you scored
- Presents you with local referral information
- Is available in English and Spanish
- Is available from any computer or mobile device, including kiosk locations in several communities
- Allows you to use the system whenever, wherever and as often as you choose.
Trillium has several locations where you can complete the Access Point assessment in communities we serve. The displays meet current Americans with Disability Act (ADA) requirements if you use a wheelchair or walker. These booth offer you the opportunity to:
- Sit down to use the program to take a screening
- Take a wallet card with the Access Point web address for use at home
- Camden County Library
- Currituck County Library
- Tyrrell County Library
- Hyde County Government Building
- Bertie County Health Department
- Pasquotank County Health Department
- Martin County Health Department
- Washington County Social Services
- Brunswick County Social Services
- Onslow County Health Department
- Pamlico County Social Services
- Northampton County Social Services
- Gates County Courthouse/Government Building
Using Access Point Is Easy
To learn more about the Access Point program:
Contact Trillium at the Administrative & Business Matters line 1-866–998–2597
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