Longview Campus

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Life's challenges can sometimes be difficult. If you or someone you know is in need of urgent mental health or substance-use help, call SummitStone Health Partners at 970-494-4200 for 24/7 care. If you are looking for other community mental health and/or substance use counseling and support, call Connections at 970-221-5551. Call 988 to reach Colorado's Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. 
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Larimer County is home to one of Colorado’s state-of-the-art crisis, mental health and substance-use services centers, thanks to support from our taxpayers.

Nestled between Fort Collins and Loveland, the Acute Care facility at Larimer County Behavioral Health Services at Longview® Campus provides much-needed behavioral health services to people of all ages – 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. 

Led by innovators in their respective fields, the Acute Care team takes an integrated approach to caring for each client’s body, mind, and spirit. 

Nurses, family medicine physicians, therapists, addiction specialists, peer specialists, pharmacists, and more, work as one to provide higher levels of care that weren’t previously available in one place in Northern Colorado. Behavioral health urgent care, withdrawal management, crisis stabilization, fitness center, pharmacy and more – Longview has it all in one place.

The Acute Care facility opened its doors to the community Dec. 2, 2023 and represents an unique, public-private partnership between Larimer County and longtime nonprofit SummitStone Health Partners, which is contracted to provide services. 

Contact

2260 W. Trilby Road, Fort Collins 80526 (walk-ins to the behavioral health urgent care welcomed)

970-494-4200

Who Can Get Care?

  • Children, teenagers, and adults.
  • People who are uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid recipients, and those with private insurance.
  • Interpretation services are available for those who speak a language other than English.

The Right Care, Right When You Need It

  • Behavioral health urgent care
  • 23-hour observation
  • Crisis Stabilization Unit
  • Medically-monitored withdrawal management (formerly known as detox)
  • Substance-use treatment
  • Individual and group counseling
  • On-site pharmacy/lab
  • Fitness Center
  • On-site kitchen

COMING SOON! Adolescent Unit

  • Our community continues to expand much-needed behavioral health resources for youth.
  • Larimer County is proud to work with SummitStone Health Partners to add beds for adolescents to the taxpayer-funded Acute Care facility.
  • Youth have been able to get services at the 24/7 behavioral health urgent care.
  • When the new adolescent unit opens around fall 2025, there will be also be an option for its clients (12 to 17 years of age) to receive overnight care.
  • Although there is more work to be done, this is a positive step forward to support Larimer County's youth and families.
  • All clients start in behavioral health urgent care. Each person’s journey may be different from there:
    • Staff support clients to become stabilized, mentally and physically. This could include providing medical care for things like cuts, sprains, or other physical health issues that would, in other similar facilities, result in exclusion from these services. At Acute Care, your physical health condition – even chronic physical health conditions – can be treated alongside your behavioral health issue. Staff also connect clients with community care for long-term support.
    • Clients needing additional, multi-day support beyond the urgent care may go to Acute Care’s:
      • Withdrawal management unit
      • Crisis Stabilization Unit
    • Both units are able to begin treatment for substance use disorder.
    • Services have been provided for children and adolescents since Acute Care’s opening. They will expand in summer 2025 with the addition of five beds in a new adolescent wing for crisis stabilization and withdrawal management.
  • Acute Care has few peers nationwide and is funded by tax dollars through an unique public-private partnership between Larimer County and SummitStone Health Partners.
  • In 2018, voters approved a Larimer County sales-use tax of 25 cents per $100 to expand and enhance behavioral health care services. This funding was invested in the Longview Campus, Larimer County Behavioral Health Services Impact Fund Grant Program, and teams pairing co-responder clinicians with law enforcement officers at regional agencies. 

Want to work on the cutting edge of behavioral and physical health care? Interested in working in the most innovative behavioral health system and the most connected and collaborative region in the state? To view open positions at the Acute Care facility at Behavioral Health Services at Longview campus, please visit the SummitStone Career Page.

By the Numbers: Year One of Operations

3,818

Unique clients seen at behavioral health urgent care

7,027

Total visits to the Acute Care facility in the first year

78%

Of visits were walk-ins

0

People turned away from Longview. Everyone experiencing a self-described crisis receives initial care and then gets treatment or are connected with community-specific resources.

Client City of Residence

Fort Collins: 58%

Loveland: 25%

Greeley: 5%

Wellington: 3%

Berthoud: 3%

Ages Served

25-64 years: 72.4%

15-24 years: 18.6%

15 and under: 4.5%

65 and older: 4.5%

What Longview is measuring

Symptom reduction

Visit frequency

Length of stay

Service use

Diagnoses

Method of arrival

Client perceptions of care

Reduced impact on hospitals

Diversion from criminal justice systems

Adolescent unit for overnight care opening in summer 2025

Data provided by SummitStone Health Partners for Acute Care from Dec. 2, 2023 (first day of operations) to Dec. 31, 2024 .