Mental Health Clinic
What We Do
We provide voluntary mental health care for Active-Duty Members, Cadets, and Prep School students.
We provide:
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Psychological Testing
- Medication Management
- Outreach
Walk-ins for those in crisis or imminent risk for safety are welcome between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Please call 911 or visit the nearest Emergency Room outside of normal operation hours.
Who We Serve
Active Duty Members, Cadets, and Prep School students.
Getting Care
Emergency Mental Health Care
What is a mental health emergency?
You have an emergency if you or the patient are:
- At immediate risk of serious harm to self or others
- At immediate risk of serious harm due to self-mutilation (actual or threatened)
- At immediate risk of serious harm to others to include threatening behaviors or significant verbal threat to the safety of others
- Experiencing hallucinations directing harm to self or others
- Experiencing the onset of disorganized, agitated behavior that interferes with activities of daily living
When you have a mental health emergency:
- Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room
- You don't need prior authorization to seek emergency care at an Emergency Room
- Active Duty Service Members and Cadets who are admitted for care in an Emergency Room, should inform their leadership and their leadership should contact the command post as soon as possible. All other beneficiaries should contact Health Net Federal Services (844-866-9378) within 24 hours or the next business day.
Non-Emergency Mental Health Care
Active Duty Service Members and Cadets/Cadet Candidates
Contact us directly at 719-333-5177 to receive care. If needing immediate care, walk-ins are accepted between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Non-emergent mental health care outside of the Military Treatment Facility for all active-duty personnel requires a referral from the Mental Health Clinic OIC. If a referral is written to receive network care, visit
www.tricare-west.com to access your authorization document.
If no referral authorization is visible, contact
10th Medical Group Referral Management to determine whether your referral is still in-progress. Additional information on the referral process is available on the
Referral Support Page or via the
10 MDG Referral Guide.
All Other Beneficiaries (Non-Active Duty TRICARE Prime, TRICARE Plus, TRICARE for Life)
Prior authorization or referrals are not required for any outpatient mental health services (except psychoanalysis) and substance use disorder (SUD) care. This includes services like therapy and counseling.
If you choose a provider outside the network, you may pay higher costs. Visit the
TRICARE West Region Provider Directory to ensure your receive care within the network. For psychoanalysis or care from an institutional provider outside of a military hospital or clinic, you must get a referral for non-emergency mental health and SUD care.
If a referral is written to receive network care, visit
www.tricare-west.com to access your authorization document. If no referral authorization is visible, contact
10th Medical Group Referral Management to determine whether your referral is still in-progress.
Additional information on the referral process is available on the
Referral Support Page or via the
10 MDG Referral Guide.
Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics (ANAM)
To schedule your ANAM, contact us by phone at 719-333-5177. ANAM is a computer-based, cognitive assessment tool that provides a baseline assessment of:
- Attention
- Memory
- Thinking Ability
ANAM assessments are conducted prior to deployment and can be used by doctors to identify and monitor changes in brain function before and after a traumatic brain injury. By itself, ANAM does not diagnose any medical condition.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT)
We provide comprehensive services to individuals who are experiencing problems attributed to substance abuse or misuse.
Objectives of the program are to: Promote readiness, health and wellness through the prevention and treatment of substance misuse and abuse.
We serve active-duty personnel, as well as prep school students and one-time evaluations for Government Civilians (on a case-by-case basis), by offering assessment, intervention education, prevention, outreach, and substance abuse treatment. Visit this
page or contact us at 719-333-5177/1338 for more details.
Family Advocacy
Contact us at 719-333-5270 or visit our
page for more details.