Minnesota Mental Health Centers

Western Mental Health Center provides outpatient mental health and chemical dependency services to a six-county area in southwest Minnesota — Lincoln, Lyon, Murray, Pipestone, Redwood and Yellow Medicine counties. The Marshall-based nonprofit offers psychiatric care, adult and child therapy, chemical dependency treatment, primary care and telehealth, with a 24/7 emergency helpline at (800) 658-2429.

Heartland Girls' Ranch provides residential treatment for adolescent girls in Benson, Minnesota. The programme combines substance use disorder treatment with mental health services, an on-site school programme, and equine-assisted therapy through its horse programme. Heartland also offers the Hearts for Freedom programme for survivors of sex trafficking. The ranch setting provides a structured, therapeutic environment where residents work with horses as part of their recovery process.

Partners Behavioral Healthcare's Mankato site at 802 South Front Street is one of five Minnesota locations alongside Waite Park, Rochester and men's and women's campuses in St. Paul, and it is open Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 4:00pm. The provider is licensed under Minnesota rules 245G and 245I and runs outpatient and intensive outpatient programs at defined intensities - a full-day IOP at ASAM level 2.5 of up to 25 hours a week and a level 2.1 program of up to 12 hours - with mental health services available either integrated with addiction treatment or as stand-alone therapy. Justice-system referrals are explicitly welcomed, and Medicare, private insurance, military insurance and self-payment are accepted.

EOSIS in Moorhead, Minnesota is a co-ed residential addiction treatment center offering detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programs. The nonprofit provider operates multiple residential and outpatient centers across Minnesota and North Dakota and accepts Medicare, private insurance, and state-financed health plans.

Hutchinson Health is a community hospital in Hutchinson, Minnesota, operating as part of the HealthPartners care system. Its behavioral health services provide mental health care for adults and children in a confidential outpatient setting, alongside a 24/7 emergency department.

ElevaCare is a community behavioral health center serving Nobles, Jackson and Cottonwood counties in southwest Minnesota. Its Worthington campus provides intensive residential treatment, adult outpatient therapy, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and substance abuse treatment, alongside a 24/7 crisis hotline at 1-800-642-1525. Services also include psychiatry and assertive community treatment (ACT).

Woodland Centers is a community behavioral health provider serving seven counties in west-central Minnesota, with a site in Montevideo. Alongside outpatient substance use assessment and treatment and mental health therapy, it runs a mobile crisis response team, a mental health urgent care service, and separate adult and youth crisis stabilization units. An IPS supported-employment program helps clients find and keep work while in treatment. Medicare, private insurance, military coverage and state funding are accepted.

Solutions Behavioral Healthcare Professionals provides outpatient mental health services in Moorhead, Minnesota, with additional locations across western Minnesota and Fargo, North Dakota. The program offers outpatient therapy, autism services including applied behavior analysis (ABA), intensive school-based services, employee assistance programming (EAP), and mental health case management for adults and children.

The Max J. Beilke Community Based Outpatient Clinic in Alexandria, Minnesota is part of the VA St. Cloud Health Care System and provides intensive outpatient and outpatient substance use treatment to Veterans. Named for the late Master Sergeant Max J. Beilke, the VA-operated clinic serves military-connected individuals through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Horizon Homes provides community-based mental health services in Mankato, Minnesota, including a 24/7 mobile crisis team and crisis stabilization center. The program offers Intensive Residential Treatment Services (IRTS), Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS), and home and community-based services (HCBS), supporting client recovery and independence through individualized treatment planning.