High Plains Mental Health Center

High Plains Mental Health Center We're here for you 24/7
1 (800) 432-0333

In the event of an emergency, call 911. Call our hotline (800) 432-0333 for any needs after regular business hours.

This page is not monitored frequently and cannot provide any clinical or emergency services. Founded in 1964, High Plains Mental Health Center has been serving the residents of Northwest Kansas with mental health services for more than five decades. We are a Licensed Community Mental Health Center, Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic and Licensed Substance Use Disorder treatment program d

edicated to an aggressive pursuit of providing a comprehensive mental health program to the residents of Northwest Kansas. Embodied in this pursuit are fundamental principles of establishing quality services as close to home as possible, at an affordable fee and delivered in the least disruptive manner available. Such services will offer a continuum of care so that treatment can be individualized. Staff will respond quickly and compassionately to those reaching out to us. If you live within our 20-county service area, We’re Here for You! Our services include outpatient services (individual, family and group therapy); emergency services; community support services for adults and community based services for youth; substance use treatment; and public education and outreach. No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay. There is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income. We have a 24/7 crisis hotline: 1-800-432-0333. We value, believe, and practice:
The delivery of quality services, as close to home as possible, in a manner that is affordable and resource sensitive. That our customer is the client/patient and their community. A continuous quality improvement process focused on effective satisfaction and outcomes of service. A locally governed, administered, and delivered comprehensive community mental health system of service. Individualized treatment and services to assist individuals to live safely within their capacities as independently as they choose. The development, expansion, and sustaining of staff and Center capacities and competencies. Advocacy for our patients and communities focused on their needs and potentials. The importance of prevention and education for communities and individuals. Continuing education and training for our staff. The use of current bio-psycho-social models of treatment and service. High Plains Mental Health Center operates and maintains its Social Media site as a public service to provide information about its programs, services, projects, issues, events and activities. While we recognize and understand social media has become a place for individuals to express their thoughts and opinions on a variety of topics, this site is a limited public forum, not a general forum open to the public to comment on any and all matters, and High Plains staff moderates the page accordingly. Comments could be hidden from public view or deleted if:
A. The comment contains confidential PHI about treatment and diagnoses. These comments will be hidden whether they are positive or negative toward High Plains. This is a reflection of our efforts to protect patient privacy. Comments will meet this criteria if they disclose a patient’s diagnosis, identify someone as a patient of ours (current or former), or detail their treatment experience at High Plains. B. The commenter makes a threat toward High Plains or another person. If the comment could be understood as a criminal threat, the person also will be blocked from our page and additional action could be taken. C. The comment contains profanity, obscene, or explicit information. D. The comment references illegal activity. E. The comment advertises commercial products or services. F. The comment contains copyrighted or other infringing material. G. The comment is not topically related to the posts or limited public forum of the site. H. The comment contains material that can be considered a defamation of character to any individual or community agency, whether that individual is specifically named or if the comment is written in such a way that the viewing public can easily infer who the commenter is referring to. I High Plains reserves the right to block Facebook users from its page if an individual continually violates this social media commenting policy. High Plains has a team of staff members with access to our social media profiles. These accounts are monitored throughout the day. Comments meeting the above criteria will be hidden as soon as possible.

Our offices are closed for the Labor Day holiday. Crisis services continue to be available 24/7 by calling our team at 1...
09/07/2026

Our offices are closed for the Labor Day holiday. Crisis services continue to be available 24/7 by calling our team at 1-800-432-0333. Normal office hours will resume Tuesday.

We wish all a safe holiday weekend!

Exciting new program! We are looking for our first-ever Rural Outreach Therapist. This program will launch mobile mental...
09/05/2026

Exciting new program! We are looking for our first-ever Rural Outreach Therapist. This program will launch mobile mental health services into the heart of Northwest Kansas, improving access to needed healthcare for many communities. A mobile office suite will be provided, and the traveling team will also include a patient navigator for support services.

Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/3f6s349n

September is Su***de Prevention Month. Awareness is an important part of prevention. If any of these signs or symptoms a...
09/04/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. Awareness is an important part of prevention. If any of these signs or symptoms are observed in youth, please reach out for immediate support. Our crisis team is available 24/7/365 at 1-800-432-0333. We're Here for You!

09/03/2026

Being a teen isn't always easy, and raising one isn't either! We're proud to bring you "Notes on High Schoolers and Mental Health," a series focusing on commonly asked questions and tips from our awesome therapists.

First up is Kayla Schillig, LMSW, who offers insight on how to encourage healthy social media use.

CONGRATS to this fantastic group of new staff members who were recently certified in Mental Health First Aid! Thank you ...
09/02/2026

CONGRATS to this fantastic group of new staff members who were recently certified in Mental Health First Aid! Thank you for choosing to for your clients, co-workers and communities. We appreciate you!

We want to extend a warm welcome home to all of our FHSU Tigers in Hays, Colby and Goodland! As you adjust to college li...
09/01/2026

We want to extend a warm welcome home to all of our FHSU Tigers in Hays, Colby and Goodland! As you adjust to college life and a new routine, remember to make time for self-care and healthy habits. Building a solid routine now will contribute to a successful and healthy semester. We wish you all the best!

Ready to advance your career? Considering a change of pace? High Plains Mental Health Center is hiring for several excit...
08/31/2026

Ready to advance your career? Considering a change of pace? High Plains Mental Health Center is hiring for several exciting new opportunities. We offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, supportive team dynamics and room for career advancement.

Learn more here: hpmhc.com/careers/

08/28/2026

What exactly is TMS? 🤔​

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-drug, non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.*​

Treatment takes place right in a doctor's office, requires no anesthesia, and patients can return to their normal daily activities afterward.​

If antidepressants haven't provided the relief you were hoping for, NeuroStar TMS may be an option worth exploring. 💜​Schedule a consultation to learn more.

We are grateful for our partnership with Decatur Health! If you are in the Oberlin area, please join us for one of these...
08/27/2026

We are grateful for our partnership with Decatur Health! If you are in the Oberlin area, please join us for one of these free community presentations.

Happy International Dog Day! Evidence suggests that pets can help boost mental wellbeing by reducing stress, providing c...
08/26/2026

Happy International Dog Day! Evidence suggests that pets can help boost mental wellbeing by reducing stress, providing companionship and encouraging more physical activity, such as taking more walks. Enjoy the day with your canine companions!

Address

208 E. 7th Street
Hays, KS
67601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17856282871

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