Behavioral Health | Mesa County

Behavioral Health • Grand Junction, CO

Home/Grand Junction/Behavioral Health/Behavioral Health | Mesa County

About

Mesa County, Colorado is a government agency headquartered in Grand Junction, with multiple office locations in Grand Junction. The site highlights current job postings related to Behavioral Health, including part-time and full-time clinician positions with Mesa County Behavioral Health (MCBH). If you’re exploring Behavioral Health in Mesa County, the page indicates ongoing opportunities and the county’s commitment to being a partner and leader in improving behavioral health services.

Call clinic Visit website Get directions

Clinic Type

Behavioral Health

Address

Community Services Building (Public Health), 510 29 1/2 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81504

Phone

970-248-6900

Email

mcph.behavioralhealth@mesacounty.us

Opening Hours

Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am-5:00 pm; Friday: 7:30 am-12:00 pm

Website

https://www.mesacounty.us/departments-and-services/public-health/behavioral-health

Emergency Care

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call or text 988 to get help through the Colorado Mental Health Line.

Services Offered

—

Insurance & Payment

—

Languages Spoken

—

FAQs

What are the Behavioral Health hours of operation?

Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am-5:00 pm; Friday: 7:30 am-12:00 pm

How can I contact Behavioral Health for questions or involvement?

Reach out to mcph.behavioralhealth@mesacounty.us if you have questions or want to get involved in the Behavioral Health Steering Committee.

Social Media

Twitter Youtube Facebook Instagram

Photos

What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

Birdeye (Health Solutions West): 2.8/5 (5)
Birdeye (Shift Counseling Services): 3.4/5 (7)
Birdeye (Dana Johnson, Psychiatric NP): 5.0/5 (38)
Birdeye (Caprock Behavioral Services): 3.0/5 (2)

Patients praise

Accessible and welcoming atmosphere in some facilities
Specific providers praised for being attentive, empathetic, and effective in treatment
Community initiatives like the Multi-Agency Collaboration (MAC) aim to bridge gaps and connect individuals to needed services

Common complaints

Communication and scheduling issues, including appointment cancellations, long wait times, and difficulty reaching staff
Reports of unprofessional, condescending, or dismissive staff and provider behavior
Concerns regarding billing, including re-enrollment fees and prioritising financial gain over patient care
Allegations of poor quality of care, limited medical history taking, and inappropriate treatment recommendations
Isolated reports of discriminatory practices

"Instead of supporting my mental health, the constant cancellations and lack of flexibility actually made me feel worse and made me feel as if I didn’t matter as a patient."

— Lifespan Psychiatry of Colorado Review

"I love Dana she has helped me so much. She listens a lot. She treats u like a person that has needs like it should be."

— Dana Johnson, Psychiatric NP Review

"Only cares about money, not helping individuals. Admin rarely available, condescending, will make mistakes and refuse to take any responsibility for them."

— Shift Counseling Services Review

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

In the News

Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health’s MAC team connects individuals to resources vital to improving mental health | Mesa County — Jul 4, 2026
County Expands Mental Health Services with New Contracts | Mesa County — Jun 11, 2026
Co-response grant supports behavioral health response in Mesa County | Mesa County — Jul 9, 2026
Mesa County's Innovative Co-Responder Program | Mesa County — Mar 11, 2026

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026. Own this clinic? Claim or correct this listing.