SummitStone Health Partners

Mission: SummitStone Health Partners serves our communities by fostering trust, empowering recovery and inspiring hope.

SummitStone believes people experiencing mental illness and addiction disorders can and do recover. 

For more than 65 years, SummitStone Health Partners has been transforming lives through recovery, renewal and respect by providing unsurpassed behavioral health prevention, intervention, and treatment services in Larimer County. SummitStone provides more than 50 services dedicated to treating mental health and addiction disorders for people of all ages. We are the largest behavioral health provider of Medicaid in Larimer County. SummitStone Health Partners is a 501(c)(3) organization.

At SummitStone, we walk alongside you on your journey to wellness. 

As the largest nonprofit behavioral health service provider in Larimer County, and one of the largest behavioral health care employers in the region, we’ve been helping community members recover and thrive since 1957. SummitStone Health Partners offers robust services for youth, adults, and families.

SummitStone Health Partners is unique in that it offers Crisis Services and Same-Day Access. To provide ongoing support, SummitStone offers Telehealth Care, Withdraw Management, Medication Management, and an Online Pharmacy. Group Therapy is also available to bring people together in a safe space where you can share experiences, learn new skills, and grow alongside others who understand what you’re going through.

Donations to SummitStone can assist with general operating support and/or one of our critically-needed programs:

• Crisis Services, which are essential for mental health because they provide timely, short-term interventions.
• Spirit Crossing Clubhouse is an empowering community intended to support each other in personal growth and recovery. Since 1998, Spirit Crossing Clubhouse has helped adults work through their mental health recovery to become productive and significant contributors to Larimer County. 
• Peer Support Services support those who struggle with things they’ve personally experienced, including substance use, mental illness, and trauma. These individuals share tools, skills, and resources that have helped them transform their lives out of similar situations. Their personal experiences with these challenges provide them with expertise that professional training cannot replicate.