
At a Glance
Location
Mono County Civic Center, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
Phone
760-924-1740Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About Mono County Behavioral Health
Mono County Behavioral Health is a county-run behavioral health services facility located in Mammoth Lakes, CA, serving residents of Mono County. With wellness centers available to all community members, the program offers a publicly accessible entry point for those navigating behavioral health needs in a rural Sierra Nevada region.
Mono County Behavioral Health operates out of Mammoth Lakes, California, at 1290 Tavern Rd Suite 276, providing behavioral health services to residents of Mono County and the surrounding mountain communities. As a county-administered program, it functions as a community resource rather than a private clinic — one designed to meet residents where they are, in a region where access to behavioral health support can otherwise be limited by geography. The facility maintains wellness center locations in both Mammoth Lakes and Walker, making services reachable across a spread-out rural county.
The facility is classified as a behavioral health services provider. While specific levels of care offered on-site are not detailed in publicly available program listings, the county behavioral health program is structured to serve community members seeking support for behavioral health concerns. Those exploring recovery-oriented services in the Mammoth Lakes area may reach the program directly by phone at (760) 924-1740 or by email at [email protected] to understand which services apply to their situation.
As a county behavioral health program, Mono County Behavioral Health operates within a public-service framework, meaning it is designed to be accessible to the broader Mammoth Lakes community — not limited to those with private insurance or financial resources. The wellness centers the county hosts are described as open to all community members, reflecting a population-level approach to behavioral health that aligns with long-term recovery and community stabilization rather than crisis-only intervention.
Mono County Behavioral Health primarily serves residents of Mammoth Lakes and the wider Mono County area. For individuals and families in this rural California region working through behavioral health challenges, the county-run structure means a local, publicly administered point of contact staffed Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Those seeking ongoing recovery support, community-based behavioral health services, or a connection to local resources in the Eastern Sierra will find this program is built specifically for the population that calls Mono County home.
Behavioral Health Services in the Eastern Sierra
Mono County Behavioral Health is one of the few publicly administered behavioral health resources in the Eastern Sierra region of California. Located in Mammoth Lakes at 1290 Tavern Rd Suite 276, the program is operated through Mono County's government infrastructure, giving it a community-rooted identity that distinguishes it from privately run treatment centers. For residents of a rural county where driving distances to major urban health systems can be substantial, having a local behavioral health program matters in practical terms.
The county maintains wellness centers in both Mammoth Lakes and Walker — two of the most populated corridors in Mono County — making behavioral health services available to residents across a geographically large area. Whether someone is beginning to explore support for a behavioral health concern or looking for a community-connected resource to complement ongoing recovery, Mono County Behavioral Health serves as an accessible local starting point.
A Community Resource for Mono County Residents
What sets Mono County Behavioral Health apart from many treatment options listed in national directories is its explicit orientation toward the full community. The program invites all community members to engage with its wellness centers — language that signals a public health model rather than a client-intake model. For individuals in recovery and families supporting a loved one, this distinction can matter when choosing where to turn for ongoing behavioral health support in a small, close-knit region.
The program is reachable by phone at (760) 924-1740 or by email at [email protected] during regular weekday business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. For Mono County residents navigating behavioral health needs — whether tied to substance use, mental health, or the intersection of both — the county program represents a locally funded, community-facing option that exists specifically to serve the people of this region.
Accessing Behavioral Health Support in Mammoth Lakes
Getting connected to behavioral health services in a rural California county often requires knowing who to call first. Mono County Behavioral Health functions as that first point of contact for many residents of the Mammoth Lakes area, offering a direct line into county-administered support rather than requiring navigation through a large hospital system or out-of-area provider network. The program's Mammoth Lakes location is accessible during standard weekday hours, and the county's website provides contact information for both the Mammoth Lakes and Walker wellness centers.
For those already in recovery and looking for community-level resources to support long-term stability, or for family members trying to understand what behavioral health options exist locally, reaching out directly to the program is the most reliable way to learn which services fit a particular need. The program can be contacted at (760) 924-1740 or [email protected].
Why Choose Mono County Behavioral Health
- County-administered program built specifically for Mono County residents, not a private clinic with a general catchment area
- Wellness center locations in both Mammoth Lakes and Walker, addressing the geographic spread of a rural Sierra Nevada community
- Open to all community members — designed for broad public access in a region with limited behavioral health infrastructure
- Staffed Monday through Friday during regular business hours with direct phone and email contact options for Mono County residents
- Part of a county government structure, positioning it as a long-term community resource rather than a stand-alone commercial treatment center
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Mono County Behavioral Health located?
Mono County Behavioral Health is located at 1290 Tavern Rd Suite 276 in Mammoth Lakes, California 93546. The county also operates a wellness center in Walker, providing coverage across Mono County's geographically spread communities.
Who can use Mono County Behavioral Health services?
The program invites all community members to visit its wellness centers in Mammoth Lakes and Walker. As a county-administered behavioral health program, it is designed to serve residents of Mono County rather than a specific clinical subset of the population.
What are the hours of operation for Mono County Behavioral Health?
The facility is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Those needing to reach the program during business hours can call (760) 924-1740 or email [email protected].
How do I contact Mono County Behavioral Health?
You can reach Mono County Behavioral Health by phone at (760) 924-1740 or by email at [email protected]. More information is available through the official Mono County website at monocounty.ca.gov.
Is Mono County Behavioral Health a government-run program?
Yes. Mono County Behavioral Health is administered through Mono County's county government, making it a publicly operated behavioral health program. This structure positions it as a long-term community resource for Mammoth Lakes and Mono County residents.
Does Mono County Behavioral Health serve people in long-term recovery?
Mono County Behavioral Health operates as a community-facing behavioral health program open to all Mono County residents. For specific information about recovery-oriented services and how they may apply to an individual's situation, contacting the program directly at (760) 924-1740 is the most reliable step.
Are there wellness centers in locations other than Mammoth Lakes?
Yes. In addition to the Mammoth Lakes location, Mono County Behavioral Health maintains a wellness center in Walker, California. Both centers are described as open to all community members in Mono County.
What geographic area does Mono County Behavioral Health serve?
Mono County Behavioral Health primarily serves residents of Mammoth Lakes and the broader Mono County region. Its dual-location model — with centers in both Mammoth Lakes and Walker — reflects the program's intent to be accessible across this rural, spread-out California county.
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