Blue Mountain Health Cooperative is only as strong and viable as the connections we are able to make with other providers and resources in the area.
​Check out more information on some of our partnerships below:

Our Grant Partners

Sherwood Trust

GCACH

AAUW of Walla Walla
Walmart
Walla Walla County
Blue Mountain Community Foundation
George T. Welch

Providence Population Health

Providence has provided BMHC with space for our walk-in clinic as well as access to computers and phones. This partnership has created increased ease and access to care. 

Walla Walla University
Wilma Hepker School of Social Work and Sociology

WWU has provided many of BMHC's student clinicians and behavioral health navigators. They also have provided clinical supervision for the ongoing growth and success of our students which in turn provides improved care for our community. 

Walla Walla Community College

WWCC has provided BMHC with behavioral health navigators as well as training curriculum for patient navigation that has been integrated to assist with care coordination for BMHC clients.  The WWCC contribution has helped lay a foundation for our navigators to be well prepared to serve the need in our community. 

College Place Public Schools

BMHC and CPPS have joined forces to implement an in-school wellness clinic focused on improving access to behavioral health services. The goal of the program is to facilitate onsite mental health counseling, social-emotional learning groups, and other whole-person wellness centered services. 

City of College Place

The City of College Place has identified a need to reduce shoplifting recidivism. With our partnership, the City of College Place and BMHC have developed a person-centered approach to the reduction of shoplifting through education, retribution, counseling and resource navigation services. 

ArtWalla

ArtWalla has partnered with BMHC to provide all of the beautiful artwork in the clinic. All pieces are set to be rotated out biannually in order to allow local artists to showcase their work as well as to help create a soothing environment for BMHC clients and staff. 

ArtWalla also provides First Aid Art Kits, which was a response to COVID-19 developed by ArtWalla's Augusta Sparks Farnum in partnership with Providence St. Marys to provide art kits to people who could benefit from art supplies while coping with the mental and emotional challenges brought on by COVID-19. To donate to the First Aid Art Kits Program please press the button -->

PESI

BMHC and PESI have created a partnership which will bring access to their high quality, evidence-based training and CEU opportunities to our area through video and streaming on BMHC's website. This partnership will allow for increased dissemination of knowledge and enhancement of skills for our local providers while offsetting the costs for all who utilize these training opportunities.

Walla Walla Valley
Disabilities Network

WWVDN and BMHC have partnered to further the educational opportunities of providers in the Walla Walla area by funding the training for five providers to become Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialists.