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Virginia Premier Care Coordinator Contact Information by CSB.Xlsx Virginia Premier CompleteCare 1‐855‐338‐6467 National Name Provider SSA VA Premier Service Service Facility: Use Legal Name Identifier (NPI) or Service Street Address Service City State/Count Complete Care State Zip Code Individual: Last, First MI. Atypical Provider y Code Contact Number (API) 14150 PARKEAST CIRCLE STE Alexandria Community Service Board 1447279658 CHANTILLY VA 20151 49011 275 Freda Wilkins Alexandria Community Service Board 1447279658 2355 MILL ROAD SUITE A ALEXANDRIA VA 22314 49011 Freda Wilkins Alexandria Community Service Board 1447279658 720 N Saint Asaph Street Alexandria VA 22314 49011 Freda Wilkins Alleghany Highlands CSB 1730136151 205 E. Hawthorne Street Covington VA 24426 49020 Vickie Sale Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare 1437137734 301 Elm Avenue, SW Roanoke VA 24016 49110 Matt Hoffman 224 GREAT BRIDGE Chesapeake Community Services Board 1073650099 Chesapeake VA 23320 49194 BOULEVARD Helen Jenkins CHESTERFIEL Chesterfield Community Services Board 1336293000 6801 LUCY CORR CT VA 23832 49200 D Vickie Sale City of Virginia Beach Department of Human VIRGINIA 1861562472 3432 Virginia Beach Blvd VA 23452 49921 Services BEACH Helen Jenkins Colonial Behavioral Health 1760565915 1657 MERRIMAC TRAIL Williamsburg VA 23185 49470 Helen Jenkins 60 Bush River Drive, PO Drawer CROSSROADS CSB 1528091063 Farmville VA 23901 49030 248 Matt Hoffman DISTRICT 19 COMMUNITY SERVICES 20 WEST BANK STREET SUITE 1225094451 Petersburg VA 23803 49212 BOARD 2 Vickie Sale EASTERN SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1154411510 10129 Rogers Drive Nassawadox VA 23413 49000 BOARD Helen Jenkins FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH COMMUNITY 12011 GOVT CENTER PKWY 1104161736 FAIRFAX VA 22035 49288 SERVICE BOARD STE 836 Freda Wilkins FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH COMMUNITY 1104161736 3219 W OX RD HERNDON VA 20171 49288 SERVICE BOARD Freda Wilkins FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH COMMUNITY 1104161736 3900 JERMANTOWN ROAD FAIRFAX VA 22030 49288 SERVICE BOARD Freda Wilkins GOOCHLAND POWHATAN COMMUNITY 1467448571 PO Box 189 Goochland VA 23139 49720 SERVICE BOARD Matt Hoffman HAMPTON NEWPORT NEWS COMMUNITY NEWPORT 1659424448 2712 Washington Ave VA 23607 49622 SERVICE BOARD NEWS Helen Jenkins HAMPTON NEWPORT NEWS COMMUNITY 1659424448 300 Medical Drive Hampton VA 23666 49411 SERVICE BOARD Helen Jenkins HANOVER COUNTY CSB 1104858653 12300 WASHINGTON HWY Ashland VA 23005 49420 Matt Hoffman Harrisonburg-Rockingham CSB 1215933817 1241 N. Main Street Harrisonburg VA 22802 49421 Freda Wilkins HENRICO MENTAL HEALTH AND 1023119773 10299 WOODMAN ROAD Glen Allen VA 23060 49180 RETARDATION SERVICES Matt Hoffman Horizon Behavioral Health 1871542340 2241 Langhorne Rd Lynchburg VA 24501 49040 Vickie Sale Virginia Premier CompleteCare 1‐855‐338‐6467 Loudoun CSB 1386753251 906 Trailview Blvd, Suite C Leesburg VA 20175 49530 Freda Wilkins MIDDLE PENINSULA NORTHERN NECK CSB 1497717615 PO Box 40 Saluda VA 23149 49280 Helen Jenkins MT ROGER COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD 1255365599 120 TREMOUGH DRIVE WYTHEVILLE VA 24382 49980 Vickie Sale MT ROGER COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD 1255365599 6999 CAROLLTON PIKE STE 3 GALAX VA 24333 49980 Matt Hoffman MT ROGER COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD 1255365599 770 W RIDGE RD WYTHEVILLE VA 24382 49980 Vickie Sale New River Valley CSB 1942304126 700 University City Blvd Blacksburg VA 24060 49600 Vickie Sale NORFOLK COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD 1306800198 5809 HARTWICK DRIVE NORFOLK VA 49641 23518 Helen Jenkins NORFOLK COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD 1306800198 7460 TIDEWATER DRIVE NORFOLK VA 49641 23505 Helen Jenkins NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITY SERVICE 209 WEST CRISER ROAD 1215930573 Front Royal VA 22630 49930 BOARD SUITE 300 Freda Wilkins Piedmont CSB 1699754010 24 Clay Street Martinsville VA 24112 49330 Freda Wilkins PORTSMOUTH DEPARTMENT OF 1093891699 600 DINWIDDIE ST SUITE 200 PORTSMOUTH VA 23704 49711 BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES Helen Jenkins Prince William CSB 1053402800 8033 Ashton Avenue, Suite 107 Manassas VA 20109 49563 Freda Wilkins RAPPAHANNOCK AREA COMMUNITY Fredericksbur 1790742153 2016 Lafayette Blvd VA 22401 49160 SERVICE BOARD g Matt Hoffman RAPPAHANNOCK AREA COMMUNITY Fredericksbur 1790742153 600 JACKSON STREET VA 22401 49160 SERVICE BOARD g Matt Hoffman Rappahannock-Rapidan CSB 1568424364 458 N Madison Road Orange VA 22960 49230 Freda Wilkins Rappahannock-Rapidan CSB 1568424364 650 Laurel Street Culpeper VA 22701 49230 Freda Wilkins Region Ten CSB 1942270699 401 4th Street NW Charlottesville VA 22903 49010 Freda Wilkins Region Ten CSB 1942270699 502 Old Lynchburg Road Charlottesville VA 22903 49010 Freda Wilkins Richmond Behavioral Health Authority 1184715328 107 S 5TH ST RICHMOND VA 23219 49791 Matt Hoffman Rockbridge Area Community Service Board 1649377912 241 GREENHOUSE ROAD LEXINGTON VA 24450 49522 Matt Hoffman SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY SERVICES 1700890761 PO Box 488 South Boston VA 24592 49120 BOARD Vickie Sale Valley CSB 1649205212 85 Sanger's Lane Staunton VA 24401 49070 Freda Wilkins WESTERN TIDEWATER COMMUNITY 1689615296 200 East 2nd Avnue Franklin VA 23851 49328 SERVICE BOARD Vickie Sale WESTERN TIDEWATER COMMUNITY 1689615296 805 Jefferson Street Suffolk VA 23434 49328 SERVICE BOARD Helen Jenkins Virginia Premier CompleteCare 1‐855‐338‐6467 Phone number 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55279 Virginia Premier CompleteCare 1‐855‐338‐6467 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55538 855-338-64676 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55035 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55210 855-338-6467 ext 55279 855-338-6467 ext 55538.
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