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CMMHC Services Available
Individual, family and marital therapy
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
Psychological evaluation and testing
Adult day treatment
Adolescent day treatment
Alcohol and chemical dependency treatment programs
Group therapies for children, adolescents, and adults; Mental health community support groups for clients with histories of multiple hospitalizations
24-hour crisis intervention services
Detoxification and crisis bed program
Halfway house and group home services for mental illness/chemical dependency
Provide information, referral and consultation involving other community resources Resource Links
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Our Mission
Our History
Central Minnesota Mental Health Center's highly qualified and diversified staff have been providing mental health and chemical dependency services to residents of Benton, Sherburne, Stearns and Wright counties for over 40 years.
CMMHC is governed by a Board of Directors with representatives from each of the four counties. As a non-profit tax exempt corporation, the agency is supported by patient fees and public and private funds.
Locations, Hours, Fees, etc.
CMMHC has clinics in St. Cloud, Buffalo, Elk River and Monticello.
General hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., but each location has evening hours as well. Click on the location's tab on the menu above to get the particular hours at each site.
A variety of payment options are acceptable, including Private Insurance, Medical Assistance and Medicare. A sliding fee scale for those without insurance, based on ability to pay, may also be available.
We are a licensed Rule 29 mental health clinic and in the preferred provider network for most of the managed care/medical insurance companies. Call one of our offices if you would like assistance clarifying insurance benefits/coverage.
Non-Discrimination Statement
CMMHC does not discriminate in access to services due to race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, marital status, age, handicap or public assistance status. All residents of Benton, Sherburne, Stearns and Wright counties are eligible for services.
Minnesotans Taking Action For Healthier, Longer Lives
People with bipolar disorder or schizophrenia usually do not see their primary care physicians for annual health screenings.
- Regular screenings for early signs of heart disease and diabetes are very important. Heart disease and diabetes are among the leading causes of death among Americans.
- With regular screening, these diseases can often be prevented by lifestyle changes or can be detected early so treatment can control these health conditions.
Are You Interested in Learning More about Health Screenings?
A 2-page form is available online at www.dhs.state.mn.us/mn10x10 that provides:
- A bit more information about leading a healthier and longer life.
- A list of preventive screenings your primary care physician should do annually.
- Space to fill in your results, so you can track your health results.
- A list of people you may want to share your health results with, along with any instructions or treatment recommendations made by your primary care physician.
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