
Employer and Community Resources
To solve Northwest Colorado’s substance use disorder problem, we need everyone’s awareness and help. If someone you work with or know may be struggling with SUD, you can be a lifeline. Research shows that social connections matter deeply to people with SUD and are integral to recovery. It’s never too soon to reach out. In fact, early intervention often helps head off worsening trouble and could prevent a tragedy.
Employer and Community
Resources

Where to Start
1. Learn more.
To learn more about symptoms, risks, treatment options, emergency care, and other critical topics, visit samhsa.gov. Call Colorado Crisis Services at 844-493-8255 (or text them at 38255) to talk to a trained counselor about any particular problems you’re seeing.
2. Help mentor your community.
As an employer, manager or community leader, you are such an important link in the chain. You can help by creating an open culture in your organization. The more people feel safe talking about their experiences and valued no matter what, the more likely we are to see positive SUD outcomes as well as prevent additional substance use disorders.
3. Talk to the people you’re concerned about.
Express your concern. “I care about you and want you to get help” is a positive message. Try to avoid blaming and arguing. Offer to help them make an appointment with a counselor, primary-care provider or clinic.
NOTE: If this is an emergency, call 911 immediately.
Resources
There are many excellent substance use disorder treatment and recovery resources right here in our community.
Mind Springs Health
Locations
Craig: 439 Breeze St.
Phone: (970) 824-6541
Granby: 244 E. Agate Ave.
Phone: (970) 887-2179
Steamboat: 407 S. Lincoln Ave.
Phone: (970) 879-2141
Meeker: 267 6th St.
Phone: (970) 878-5112
Walden: 350 McKinley St.
Phone: (970) 723-0055
Northwest Colorado Health
Locations
Steamboat: 940 Central Park Dr., Suite 101
Phone: (970) 879-1632
Craig: 745 Russell St.
Phone: (970) 824-8233