Transportation challenges, long distances, work schedules, childcare responsibilities, and other barriers can make it difficult for individuals and families to access the behavioral health support they need.
That's why North Range Behavioral Health is proud to partner with the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment (WCDPHE) and The Weld Trust to bring behavioral health services directly into communities through the Weld County Public Health Mobile Unit.
This new partnership expands the reach of the county's mobile health services by embedding a North Range Behavioral Health team member into mobile unit operations and community outreach activities. Through this initiative, residents can connect with behavioral health support, resource navigation, case management, crisis support, referrals, family support, and other community resources—all in locations that are more accessible and convenient.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to improving access to care for Weld County residents, particularly those living in rural and underserved communities.
"Meeting people where they are can make a meaningful difference in connecting individuals and families to care earlier."
– Kim Collins, Chief Executive Officer of North Range Behavioral Health
By integrating behavioral health services into an existing mobile health program, this partnership creates new pathways to support while helping reduce barriers that often prevent people from seeking care. It also strengthens collaboration among local organizations working toward a common goal: improving the health and wellbeing of Weld County residents.
At North Range, we believe behavioral health support should be accessible, approachable, and available when people need it most. We are grateful to partner with WCDPHE and The Weld Trust to help bring care closer to home and expand access to services throughout our community. To learn more about the Weld County Public Health Mobile Unit, visit the Weld County Public Health Mobile Unit webpage.
