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Mental health support
that adapts to you

BridgeCheck identifies the barriers preventing people from accessing mental health care and matches them with resources that fit their unique situation — not just their zip code.

14,000+
Facilities via SAMHSA
6
Barrier dimensions
100%
Anonymous
Free
Always
How it works
Four questions. A personalized plan.

BridgeLogic™ adapts in real time based on your answers — so the path every person takes is different.

Tell us what you need
Choose the type of support you're looking for — therapy, crisis help, peer support, or more.
Identify your barriers
Cost, transportation, language, privacy, wait times — BridgeLogic builds your barrier profile.
Adaptive follow-up
BridgeLogic adapts the next question to your biggest barrier — every user gets a different path.
Get your plan
Matched resources with confidence scoring, a barrier profile, and a clear action plan — all free.
Inside BridgeLogic™
BridgeLogic is an Adaptive Barrier-Aware Decision Engine. It doesn't just ask fixed questions — it monitors confidence in real time and decides whether you need an additional question or whether your profile is already strong enough to generate accurate recommendations.
Adaptive questioning
Question 3 changes based on your primary barrier — six distinct paths.
Barrier profiling
Each barrier is weighted by its impact on access to care, not just counted.
Confidence routing
High-confidence profiles skip unnecessary questions. Low-confidence ones get additional follow-up.
Privacy by design
No personally identifying information is collected. Anonymous aggregate statistics may be stored to improve BridgeCheck. See our privacy policy for full details.
About this project
An independent research and technology project
BridgeCheck
Independent technology project · Community mental health access
BridgeCheck is an independent technology project focused on improving access to mental health resources through adaptive decision-support.

It was built to answer a simple question: why do so many people who need mental health support never find it? Not because resources don't exist — but because the barriers between people and care are invisible to the systems meant to help them. BridgeLogic™ was designed to make those barriers visible, and route around them.

All resources are verified against public databases and government sources. For feedback, questions, or collaboration inquiries, get in touch.
Powered by BridgeLogic™
Mental health support that adapts to you
BridgeCheck identifies the barriers preventing people from accessing mental health care and matches them with resources that fit their unique situation.
Adaptive questioning Barrier profiling Confidence routing
This tool is not a diagnosis and does not provide emergency care. If you are in crisis, tap Emergency in the navigation above or call 988 immediately.
Fully anonymous — no personal information is collected

Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 2026 · BridgeCheck
BridgeCheck is designed to be fully anonymous. We do not collect your name, email, location, IP address, or any mental health information you enter into the assessment.

What we collect

BridgeCheck collects nothing that identifies you. The assessment runs entirely in your browser. BridgeCheck securely processes your responses to generate recommendations. We do not collect names, email addresses, or other personally identifying information. Anonymous aggregate statistics may be stored to help improve the system.

If anonymous aggregate analytics are ever enabled in a future version, only non-identifiable counts will be collected (e.g., "32 people selected 'cost' as a barrier this week"). No session IDs, IP addresses, or response sequences will be stored.

Cookies and tracking

BridgeCheck does not use cookies, tracking pixels, or any third-party analytics tools (such as Google Analytics). There are no ads, no ad networks, and no data brokers.

Third-party resources

BridgeCheck links to external resources (988 Lifeline, NAMI, Open Path Collective, SAMHSA, etc.). Once you leave BridgeCheck and visit those sites, their own privacy policies apply. We encourage you to review those policies independently.

Children

BridgeCheck is intended for users of all ages seeking mental health resource information. We do not knowingly collect any information from anyone.

Changes to this policy

If this policy ever changes, the updated date at the top of this page will reflect it. We will never introduce data collection that identifies users without clear disclosure.

Contact

Questions about this policy? Reach out through the project's contact information listed on the home page.

Disclaimer

Last updated: June 2026 · BridgeCheck
BridgeCheck is an informational navigation tool. It is not a medical service, not a licensed clinical platform, and not a substitute for professional mental health care.

Not a diagnosis

BridgeCheck does not diagnose mental health conditions. The assessment questions are designed to identify access barriers, not to evaluate symptoms or clinical need. Nothing in this tool should be interpreted as a clinical assessment, screening, or recommendation to pursue or avoid any particular treatment.

Not emergency care

If you are in a mental health emergency — including thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or if you are in immediate danger — do not use this tool. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line), or call 911.

Resource accuracy

BridgeCheck links to publicly available mental health resources verified against government and nonprofit databases. We make reasonable efforts to keep this information current, but:

No professional relationship

Using BridgeCheck does not create a patient-provider relationship, a counselor-client relationship, or any professional relationship of any kind. BridgeCheck is an independent technology project, not a licensed healthcare or counseling service.

Limitation of liability

BridgeCheck and its creators are not liable for any decisions made based on information provided by this tool. Users should exercise independent judgment and consult qualified professionals for medical and mental health decisions.

Intended use

BridgeCheck is intended to help people discover publicly available mental health resources they may not have known about, by surfacing options that address their specific access barriers. It is designed for educational and community benefit.

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