Crown Behavioral Health offers discreet, professional outpatient care a short drive west on SR-161, without disrupting your career or family.
New Albany is one of central Ohio's most carefully planned communities, built around the New Albany Business Park, highly rated schools, and neighborhoods where reputation carries real weight. That same culture of achievement and image-consciousness is exactly what keeps many people from asking for help sooner.
Addiction does not check your zip code, your job title, or your neighborhood HOA. It shows up in the lives of corporate managers, parents, and high-achieving professionals just as it does everywhere else. What changes here is what gets in the way of asking for help: privacy concerns, fear of employer awareness, and worry about what neighbors or colleagues might think.
Crown Behavioral Health is located at 4133 East Main Street in Columbus, approximately 12 to 16 miles west of New Albany's town center. The most direct route follows SR-161 West, a corridor most New Albany residents already travel regularly. Depending on traffic on the SR-161 and Broad Street corridor, the drive runs roughly 20 to 30 minutes. Close enough to be convenient. Far enough to feel discreet.
Mount Carmel New Albany on Cherry Bottom Road has made high-quality healthcare locally visible and accessible. Crown extends that continuum by adding licensed outpatient behavioral health care for addiction and mental health, available to New Albany residents without requiring inpatient admission or a disruption to daily life.
High-functioning addiction is one of the least-talked-about patterns in affluent suburban communities, and one of the most common. It looks like a person who meets every work deadline, attends every school event, and keeps every outward obligation while privately struggling with alcohol, prescription medications, or other substance use.
Suburban Franklin County has not been insulated from Ohio's broader substance use trends. Alcohol misuse and opioid-related harm have increased across high-income ZIP codes alongside lower-income areas. The pressure of professional performance, long commutes through the SR-161 corridor, and the social normalization of drinking in corporate and neighborhood settings can make it harder, not easier, to recognize when use has crossed a line.
If any of the following sounds familiar, outpatient treatment may be the right next step:
Crown's approach is judgment-free, clinically grounded, and structured around your actual life, not an idealized version of it.
Crown Behavioral Health provides outpatient treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. Outpatient care is designed specifically for people who are re-engaging with daily responsibilities, including work, school, and family, while continuing their recovery.
Sessions are scheduled with flexibility in mind. Morning and afternoon appointment options are available, so you can build treatment around the demands of a corporate schedule, a school pickup, or a professional calendar without choosing one over the other.
Your care plan is built around your specific situation, not a one-size-fits-all program:
Outpatient treatment at Crown is not a lesser option. For many people, especially those who are still functioning in daily life and have strong external structure around them, it is the most effective and sustainable level of care available.
Access to care should not be blocked by cost or confusion about coverage. Crown Behavioral Health accepts Medicaid, major commercial insurance plans, and out-of-network benefits.
If you are unsure whether your plan is accepted, call (614) 350-0013. The team will verify your benefits and answer your questions directly.
Crown Behavioral Health is led by Casey Bright, CEO and founder, who also founded Pure Life Behavioral Health. The clinical program is directed by Savannah Fyfe, LPCC, who oversees care delivery and ensures that each client receives individualized, evidence-informed treatment.
Psychiatric and medical support is provided by Dr. Ozzie Hairston, DNP, MSN, CNP, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner. Her involvement means that mental health and behavioral health needs are addressed as part of a whole-person approach, not treated separately.
Crown Behavioral Health also serves outpatient clients from these nearby Columbus-area communities:
Our outpatient program at Crown Behavioral Health also includes focused support for specific substances, including:
Not sure what to expect? Visit our admissions page to see the full process, from your first call to your first appointment.
You have already done the research. The next step is a single phone call.
Crown Behavioral Health serves New Albany residents from our Columbus office at 4133 East Main Street, Columbus, OH 43213, a straightforward drive west on SR-161. Call us at (614) 350-0013 to schedule a confidential consultation. Same-week appointments are often available, and your inquiry stays private.
Help that fits your life is closer than you think.
Dr. Kashan is an attending psychiatrist and medical director dedicated to helping individuals struggling with mental health and addiction. After seeing these challenges impact people close to him, he made it his mission to provide compassionate, effective care while reducing the stigma around seeking help. His approach focuses on restoring hope while using the fewest medications necessary to support each patient’s well-being.
