Dale Peterson Building - North Range Behavioral Health

Jay Dee Barboza
5 Star
Great staff
Friday 23rd October 2020

C S
5 Star
Not sure why people are rating so poorly. I had a great therapist who helped me a lot, and on a sliding scale. Sure, the front-desk staff isn’t the friendliest, but I feel like it’s hard to stay optimistic when you’re in a Medicaid-supported counseling office.
Tuesday 12th February 2019

Cassandra Buittner
1 Star
Kelly slade is no help. Last year she was saying she was the only free therapist available. Today she is saying she is blocking me and I need somone else. I have no insurance and do not qualify for medicaid and how am I supposed to get help. I don't trust or like crisis. Somone sent them to my hosu ein 2018 and I said I didn't want to talk in my James or be in my house and insid just smoked some weed and did not want to talk that day at all from doing that already. So they sent cops to my house and drug me out with no dignity.
Saturday 28th March 2020

Richard Mark
1 Star
... PHENOMENAL...!!! But, only if you want to die. Seems NorthRange is failing miserably, seeing as how the suicide rate for the Front Range is one of the highest in the entire country. My pastor took me there, out of my mind in pain, so they just simply dropped me off at Banner NCMC, who then had me escorted out to the busy street in front of the hospital. I guess it's cheaper to just have people 'off' themselves, than to competently treat them. Pack your bags up, NorthRange, and find another 'Range' to inflict your' damages upon, preferably one with no people living there. Oh, and take Banner NCMC with you, now that Greeley has UCHealth. Good riddance to you (like you wished me). ~Richard V.
Wednesday 3rd July 2019

J A
2 Star
Sure, NRBH can be a good fit for some folks. If you prefer your calls to be returned in a timely manner, or at all, NRBH is not a good fit for you. Calling NRBH is a guaranteed minimum of one hour on the phone, traversing a phone tree and hoping you'll speak to a real person and not an answering machine. They also have an absurd schedule that does not easily accommodate people who have jobs, families, school, or any other normal commitments. Communication is very poor and inhibited by the massive corporate structure around this company. If you want your mental health care to be impersonal and corporate, go for it. If you want anything different, FIND A PRIVATE PRACTICE!
Friday 1st June 2018