Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, a nonprofit service created by Vail Health, works in partnership with more than 30 community agencies and organizations to amplify current efforts and address systems-level needs and gaps within our... Read More
Holiday Blues community talk, “All I Want for Christmas is to Get Through the Day,” an hour-long event focused on preparing mentally for the holiday season. Read More
Despite what you may believe from watching seasonal movies and TV commercials, the holiday blues affect a surprising number of people. Read More
Besides a lack of behavioral health providers, Precourt says a big part of the problem is how impossibly happy anyone fortunate enough to live in the Vail Valley is supposed to be. When people from around the globe spend a small fortune... Read More
Sadly, for much of Eagle County’s existence, residents have been forced to accept a lack of local, accessible, and affordable behavioral health services. Read More
Vail Health made a $60 million pledge to champion local behavioral health efforts. Read More
Vail Health announced its commitment to $60 million in funding over the next ten years to transform behavioral health services in the Eagle River Valley Read More
To understand that our country is facing a mental health crisis, you only have to look to our youngest citizens whose rates of depression and suicide are dramatically increasing. Read More
Behavioral health, as it is often referred to by the medical and public health community, is currently the most critical unaddressed health issue in our community. Read More
Eagle Valley Behavioral Health has appointed Chris Lindley as Executive Director of the newly formed nonprofit. Read More