Behavioral and Mental Health Locations

Norton Children’s Mental & Behavioral Health, affiliated with UofL School of Medicine, offers physicians, psychologists and staff who are highly skilled in caring for children with behavioral health needs. We provide children and families with tools and resources to promote success during and after inpatient treatment.

Mental and Behavioral Health Locations

Norton Children’s Weisskopf Center
571 S. Floyd St., Suite 130
Louisville, KY 40202

Norton Hospital
Bingham Clinic
200 E. Chestnut St.
Louisville, KY 40202

Norton Children’s Behavioral and Mental Health – 6305

Norton Children’s Behavioral and Mental Health

Call for information

(502) 629-6305

If you have an emergency situation or crisis, call 911 or visit the closest emergency department.

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