Integrated Behavioral Health

Supporting Your Whole Health

Supporting Your Whole Health

We provide more than just checkups and prescriptions. We take care of the whole person. That’s why we’ve integrated behavioral health services directly into our primary care practice—so your mental, emotional, and physical health are treated as one.

You don’t need a referral, you don’t have to go anywhere else, and you don’t have to wait. You get the support you need, when you need it, from a team that knows you.

What Is Integrated Behavioral Health?

Integrated behavioral health means mental health professionals work side-by-side with your primary care doctor—right here in our clinic. They share notes, coordinate care, and talk with you in the same visit, when needed.

This approach is proven to:

What Is Integrated Behavioral Health?
Why Behavioral Health Matters​

Why Behavioral Health Matters

Stress. Anxiety. Trouble sleeping. Frustration. Difficulty focusing. Feeling overwhelmed. These issues don’t just affect your mood—they impact your physical health, your work, your relationships, and your ability to stay on track with your goals.

Ignoring the mental side of health doesn’t make it go away—it just makes everything harder. Stress can impact your blood pressure. Anxiety can disrupt your sleep. Depression can make it harder to stick to health routines.

The Research Backs It Up

In practices that integrate behavioral health into primary care, patients with depression see real reductions in their symptoms FamMed JournalPubMed.  Another study, focused on those managing both depression and diabetes, showed that integrated care improved mental health and blood sugar control together, suggesting a real advantage to treating both aspects at once Lippincott JournalsPubMed. And large-scale quality improvement efforts—like the Colorado SIM initiative—have shown that when clinics invest in integration, they deliver better quality care FamMed Journal.

What We Offer

Our behavioral health services are designed to be straightforward, private, and easy to access. Services include:

Point of Care Support

You can talk to a behavioral health provider during your regular primary care visit. No separate appointment needed. We also offer screenings and short conversations to spot common concerns early.

Short-Term Therapy

If you’re dealing with stress, mood changes, sleep issues, or life transitions, we provide practical tools that work in real life.

Treatment Planning

Your behavioral health provider and primary care doctor work together to create a unified plan that supports your physical and mental well-being.

Care Coordination

If longer-term or specialized mental health care is needed, we help you connect to the right people and stay involved in the process.

What Integrated Care Means for You

You don’t have to manage everything on your own or bounce between offices to get the care you need. With integrated care you get:

Whether you’re dealing with something specific, like anxiety or depression, or just want to feel more in control of your health—we’re here to support you with tools that fit your life.

Our Approach

You don’t have to have it all figured out before reaching out. You just have to take the first step.

How It Works