Behavioral Health | Hospital Gunnison
Behavioral Health and Psychiatry • Gunnison, CO • Since 1938 • 3 (Wellness Center Gunnison, Crested Butte Clinic, Campus Counseling Center Gunnison) locations
About
Gunnison Valley Health (Gunnison, CO) is a nonprofit, community-owned, 24-bed critical access hospital serving Gunnison County and surrounding areas. Key details: - Founded 1938; headquarters in Gunnison, CO (presence in Pakistan noted in highlights) - Sole community-owned health system for the area; governed by a seven-member Board of Trustees; licensed in Colorado - Level IV Trauma Center; 24/7 emergency department with on-call general surgery, orthopedics, and OB/GYN; St. Mary’s CareFlight provides helicopter transport - Services span primary and specialty care, including behavioral health, rehab/athletic medicine, imaging, laboratory, cancer care, hospice/palliative, EMS, and senior care (including assisted living) - Staff: about 171 employees (up 7.5% YoY) - Revenue roughly $16.8 million; total funding around $40K - Locations include multiple offices in Gunnison (HQ: 711 N Taylor St) and Crested Butte If you’re specifically seeking Behavioral Health services, Gunnison Valley Health provides behavioral health care as part of its broad spectrum of clinical services. For precise programs, therapists, and appointment availability, contact the hospital directly or check their official site for the behavioral health department details.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health and Psychiatry
Address
Wellness Center, 300 E. Denver Avenue, Gunnison, CO 81230; Crested Butte Clinic, 214 6th St., Suite 4, Crested Butte, CO 81224; Campus Counseling Center, 1 Western Way, Crystal Hall 104, Gunnison, CO 81231
Phone
970-648-7128
kbehounek@gvh-colorado.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Emergency Care
Mobile crisis services contracted with Gunnison Valley Health; 988 crisis line recommended for mental health crises
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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FAQs
What services does Gunnison Valley Health’s Behavioral Health Department offer?
A diverse range of services designed to address the specific behavioral health needs of the Gunnison Valley, including clinical and supportive services tailored to a broad spectrum of needs.
Do you offer outpatient services?
Yes, outpatient services designed around individual needs with clinicians helping to develop a treatment plan addressing addiction and mental health concerns.
Are there peer support specialists?
Yes, peer support specialists use their recovery experiences to help others, partnering with clients to attain recovery goals and connect to community resources.
Is GVH involved in mobile crisis response?
Yes, GVH is contracted with Rocky Mountain Health Plans as a mobile crisis provider to respond to crisis calls in Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties 24/7.
What should I do during a mental health crisis?
Call the 988 crisis line for immediate mental health crises.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- rater8: 5.0/5.0 based on 24-30 ratings for behavioral health providers like Ryan Eddins (24-30 ratings)
- Healthgrades/Women's Choice Award: 86%-90% patient recommendation rate
Patients praise
- highly-rated individual behavioral health providers for their empathy, listening skills, and effectiveness
- strong communication between staff and patients
- patients feel comfortable and well-supported during treatment sessions
- high hospital-wide recommendation rates (approximately 86-90%)
Common complaints
- occasional issues with specific patient safety metrics such as pressure sores or falls, as noted in clinical ratings
"Ryan has been an excellent therapist, combining care and understanding with active, goal oriented progress. I can not recommend him enough!"
— rater8 patient review"Helena Metcalf is absolutely amazing and has been a God send in my healing, she is so patient and knowledgeable."
— Gunnison Valley Health testimonialsSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Kimberly Behounek Discusses Behavioral Health Resources — Dec 22, 2025
- From Classroom to Campus, Gunnison Valley Health Keeps Students Healthy — Aug 28, 2025
- Local organizations receive grant funding for mental health – The Crested Butte News — Dec 3, 2025
- Celebrating the Power of Rural: National Rural Health Day at Gunnison Valley Health — Nov 20, 2025
- Gunnison Valley Hospital highlights community-focused achievements for National Rural Health Day | News, Sports, Jobs - Daily Herald — Nov 19, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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Gunnison County, CO – Official Website summary - What it is: The official portal for Gunnison County government services and information. - Key services: Government services, community information, property search, online payments, and government transparency. - About the agency: Government administration in Gunnison County, founded 1877, headquartered in Gunnison, CO. As of recent data, ~70 employees with ~4.6M annual revenue. - Contact and locations: Main offices in Gunnison, CO with multiple addresses (including the HQ at 200 E. Virginia Ave.). Phone: 1-970-641-0248. - Useful for: Residents and stakeholders seeking county services, public records, payments, or local government information.
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