SummitStone Health Partners

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 and we are a registered 501(c)(3) organization.

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

Be a Mental Health Champion

Whether it's a one-time gift or a monthly commitment, your support puts hope within reach for our neighbors right when they need it most.

Every day, because of champions like you, we can:

• Respond in the moment by sending mobile crisis teams to community members in crisis, wherever they are
• Walk alongside recovery and connect people with peer-support specialists who've lived it themselves
• Save lives on the spot by distributing Naloxone and harm reduction supplies that prevent fatal overdoses
• Build a safer community by training neighbors in suicide prevention and Mental Health First Aid
• Guide the hardest step offering withdrawal management and crisis stabilization for those ready to begin recovery

Your gift shows up as a hand extended at 2am at our Urgent Care, a family therapy appointment that helps parents understand their child, and a trained bystander who knows what to say. Become a Mental Health Champion today.

Your Impact

From July 2024 through June 2025, your support helped us make a meaningful difference in the lives of Larimer County community members: 

This year, together, we:

• Treated 10,458 clients for mental health and substance use services
• Partnered with law enforcement and provided 3,559 co-response services bringing clinical support to the scene
• Answered 1,164 crisis phone calls and provided a voice on the line when someone needed it most
• Welcomed 4,580 crisis walk-in clients through our doors, no appointment required
• Provided 10,333 crisis overnight stays, a safe place to land during the hardest nights
• Sent mobile crisis teams to 2,907 community members, meeting people where they were
• Trained 271 community members in QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention
• Distributed 2,016 Naloxone kits, putting overdose reversal into the hands of our neighbors

Every number above is a person with a story. A moment. A life changed because you showed up for them.

Join Our Community of Mental Health Champions Today! 

When you give, you're helping a neighbor in crisis get an immediate response, a person in recovery find someone who's walked their path, a family get through the hardest night.

Make a one-time gift or start a monthly gift and become part of a community that shows up for each other.