The application window for the Impact Fund Grant Program is now closed. Grant awards will be announced around late August or early September.
The police report was eyebrow-raising: A meth lab hidden in a retirement community. But the more the elderly adult shared, the more confusing things became. There were disjointed sounds, smells, and memories.The police officer and co-responder clinician, Sue Jones, who met the individual…
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More about When things are grim, keep faith: The full-circle story of one man’s journey from substance use to changing livesIn Larimer County, across our communities, we care about each other. We’re committed to building a community where support is always available and everyone has access to the care they need to thrive.Behavioral health has long faced challenges — limited funding and increasing…
More about Your tax dollars at work: Inside the 2024 Behavioral Health Services Annual ReportAcute Care at Longview Campus
2260 W. Trilby Road
Fort Collins, CO 80526
970-498-7125
Need urgent behavioral health care? Call the SummitStone Crisis Center, 24/7/365, at 970-494-4200, dial 988 to reach the 988 Colorado Mental Health Line, or walk in to the behavioral health urgent care on the Longview campus at 2260 W. Trilby Road in Fort Collins.
General Questions? Email Behavioral Health
Media Request? Email Communications Specialist Madeline Novey at noveyme@co.larimer.co.us or call 970-619-4255.
