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WEST YAVAPAI GUIDANCE CLINIC INC
PRESCOTT VALLEY, AZ · EIN 860206928 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE F320 · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.polarahealth.com
revenue
$43.2M
expenses
$39.7M
net assets
$21.5M
employees
414
volunteers
22
program ratio
78%
mission · from form 990

WEST YAVAPAI GUIDANCE CLINICS DBA POLARA HEALTH MISSION & VISION THE MISSION OF POLARA HEALTH IS TO PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE, COMPASSIONATE HOLISTIC HEALTHCARE THAT STRENGTHENS OUR COMMUNITY. WE ARE AN INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE PROVIDER WITH A WIDE ARRAY OF HOLISTIC PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO MEET OUR CLIENTS WHEREVER THEY ARE ON THEIR JOURNEY TO WELLNESS. WE PROVIDEQUALITY, CLIENT-CENTERED BEHAVORIAL HEALTH SERVICES TO RESIDENTS OF YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA. WE MAINTAIN A COMMITMENT TO HOPE AND HEALING, AND PRIDE OURSELVES ON DELIVERING COMPASSIONATE AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT TO A MAJORITY LOW-INCOME POPULATION. OUR VISION IS TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR HEALTHCARE THAT EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS WHILE MAINTAINING OUR UNCOMPROMISING PRINCIPLES AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY THAT UNITES US IN DRIVING OUT STIGMA AND CELEBRATES HEALTH AND EMPOWERMENT FOR ALL THE WEST YAVAPAI GUIDANCE CLINIC DBA POLARA HEALTH IS THE LARGEST LOCAL NON-PROFIT PROVIDER OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND CRISIS INTERVENTION SERVICES IN YAVAPAI COU

profile · synthesized from sources

Polara Health provides integrated behavioral health services, including therapy, crisis intervention, and specialized programs for children, youth, and families. The organization focuses on addressing mental, emotional, social, and behavioral health needs, with a strong emphasis on family-centered and trauma-informed care. They operate in Yavapai County, Arizona.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $4.34M
    CHILDREN SERVICES - PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, MEDS MANAGEMENT, CASE MANAGEMENT, CRISIS SERVICES, CHILD & FAMILY TEAMS, FAMILY & GROUP THERAPY, IN-HOME SERVICES AND ACUTE RESIDENTIAL CARE
  2. #2 $8.39M
    GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE - PSYCHIATRIC SRVICES, MEDS MANAGEMENT, CASE MANAGEMENT, CRISIS SERVICES AND INDIVIDUAL & GROUP THERAPY
named programs · 27 · from sources

what they call their work

72 Hour Response
Provides a rapid response for crisis situations.
988 - Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
A critical resource for those in immediate need with trained professionals available to answer calls or texts.
Autism Program
Center of Excellence providing services, respite care, system navigation support, and parent support groups for children with autism and their families
Birth to Five Center of Excellence Specialty Services
Provides developmentally appropriate, relationship and trauma-informed services for children aged birth to five and their families, including therapy, parenting education, and support.
Birth to Five Program Center of Excellence
Developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed services for infants and young children, including parenting education, therapy, and home-based support
Bridge to Adulthood (TAY)
Services designed to support transitional age youth.
Case Management
Assists clients and families in coordinating care and accessing resources.
Children’s Saturday Respite
Monthly community-based respite events offering 6–8 hours of childcare to provide relief for caregivers
Cognitive Function Therapy (CogMed)
Therapy focused on improving cognitive functions.
Crisis Services
Offers immediate support for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis.
Direct Support Professionals (DSP)
Support for youth and families in home, community, and independent living settings, including transportation, life skills, and behavioral development
Family Therapy
Supports family systems in healing and provides resources for supporting children.
First Episode Psychosis (FEP) Program
Comprehensive care for youth experiencing first episode psychosis, including family engagement, therapy, skills training, and care coordination
Free Informational Support Groups and Webinars
Provides free resources and support for various mental health topics.
Group Therapy
Offers therapeutic sessions in a group setting for children, youth, and families.
In-home services
Provides a variety of services designed to support families and clients to ensure children can be successful at home.
Individual Therapy
Provides one-on-one counseling for children, youth, and families.
Individual and Group Skills Training
Provides training to develop various life skills.
Journey Program
8-week residential program for adolescents in the juvenile justice system, offering therapy, life skills training, education, and community service
Northern Arizona Support Group for Parents, Grandparents and Care-Givers of Special Need Children
A free monthly support group providing information and support for caregivers of special needs children.
Parenting Classes and Education
Offers classes and educational resources to enhance parenting skills, manage behavior, and foster supportive home environments.
Polara Health Crisis Stabilization Unit
24/7 crisis services available to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis, located in Prescott Valley
Prevention and Early Intervention
Programs designed to provide treatment and support to children identified as at risk or experiencing the onset of mental health symptoms.
Psychiatry & Medication Management
Provides psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management.
Respite
Offers short-term childcare services to provide temporary relief for caregivers, including day and overnight respite in safe environments.
School Based Services
In-school mental health services for children ages 4–21, including therapy and case management to support academic success
Substance Abuse Counseling
Provides counseling services for individuals struggling with substance abuse.
activities · 16 groups

what they do

  • Outpatient Behavioral Health Services 14 activities
    • Adult Mental Health Treatment
      Provides inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment for adults with conditions including anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders, coordinating care between primary and psychiatric health providers.
    • Comprehensive Mental Health Treatment Services
      Provides inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment for adults with conditions including anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders, with coordinated care between primary and psychiatric providers to support early intervention.
    • Comprehensive Mental Health Treatment for Adults
      Provides inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment for adults with conditions including anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders, with care coordination between primary and psychiatric providers to support early intervention.
    • Day Treatment and Therapeutic Support Programs
      Operates a day treatment program for mental health clients four days per week and the Thrive outpatient day program, which includes structured activities, meals, socialization, and skills development for clients with mental health challenges.
    • Intensive Outpatient Programs
      Provides an Intensive Outpatient Program consisting of 36 sessions held three times per week for three hours each, and a day treatment program for mental health clients four days per week.
    • Intensive Outpatient Substance Use Program
      Provides an Intensive Outpatient Program for substance use, consisting of 36 sessions held three times per week for three hours each.
    • Intensive Outpatient Substance Use Program
      Provides an Intensive Outpatient Program consisting of 36 sessions held three times per week for three hours each, along with a medically assisted treatment (MAT) program combining FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies.
    • Intensive Outpatient Substance Use and Mental Health Programs
      Provides an Intensive Outpatient Program with 36 sessions held three times per week, along with outpatient psychiatric services and the Thrive day program, which offers structured activities, meals, socialization, and skills development.
    • Intensive Outpatient Substance Use and Mental Health Programs
      Provides an Intensive Outpatient Program with 36 sessions (three times per week, three hours each) and operates the Thrive outpatient day program four days per week, offering structured activities, meals, socialization, and skills development for clients with mental health and substance use challenges.
    • Mental Health Day Treatment Program
      Operates a day treatment program for mental health clients four days per week.
    • Outpatient Day Program for Mental Health
      Operates an outpatient day program called Thrive that includes structured activities, meals, socialization, and skills development for clients with mental health challenges.
    • Outpatient Psychiatric Services
      Provides outpatient psychiatric services, including those at the Prescott Valley Campus, and offers inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment for adults with various conditions, coordinating care between primary and psychiatric providers.
    • Outpatient Psychiatric and Mental Health Treatment
      Provides inpatient and outpatient mental health treatment for adults with conditions including anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders, including court-ordered services through the Connections Center and outpatient psychiatric services on Ruth Street and at the Prescott Valley Campus.
    • Thrive Outpatient Day Program
      Operates an outpatient day program called Thrive that includes structured activities, meals, socialization, and skills development for clients with mental health challenges.
  • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Programs 5 activities
    • Center for Recovery and Whole-Person Services
      Opened a new Center for Recovery in January 2026 to deliver integrated, whole-person substance use services.
    • Expansion and Facility Development
      Opened the Center for Recovery in January 2026, the Connections Center on January 6, 2025, established the Prescott Valley Campus, and opened Cortez Clinic as its first permanent facility to expand access to mental health and substance use services.
    • Facility Development and Expansion
      Opened the Center for Recovery in January 2026, established the Cortez Clinic as its first permanent facility, and opened the Prescott Valley Campus as a permanent service site.
    • Outpatient Psychiatric Services
      Established outpatient psychiatric services in a modular building on Ruth Street and opened the Prescott Valley Campus as a permanent service site.
    • Permanent and Mobile Service Facilities
      Operates multiple permanent service sites including the Cortez Clinic, Prescott Valley Campus, and a modular building on Ruth Street for outpatient psychiatric services, and opened the Connections Center on January 6, 2025, for court-ordered mental health treatment.
  • Senior Support Services 5 activities
    • Community Support and Volunteer Programs
      Offers free and confidential support groups facilitated by volunteers in the Quad-City area and matches trained volunteers with homebound or isolated older adults for companionship, light household assistance, transportation, and respite support.
    • Senior Companionship and Assistance
      Matches trained volunteers with homebound or isolated older adults for regular companionship, light household assistance, transportation, and respite support for caregivers.
    • Senior Companionship and In-Home Support Services
      Matches trained volunteers with homebound or isolated older adults for regular companionship and provides light household assistance, transportation, and respite support through volunteer visits.
    • Senior Companionship and Support
      Matches trained volunteers with homebound or isolated older adults for regular companionship, light household assistance, transportation, and respite support for caregivers.
    • Senior Companionship and Support Services
      Matches trained volunteers with homebound or isolated older adults for regular companionship and support, providing homebound seniors with companionship, light household assistance, transportation, and respite support for caregivers through volunteer visits.
  • 24/7 Crisis Hotline Operations 5 activities
    • Crisis Stabilization Services
      Operates a 24/7 crisis stabilization unit in Prescott Valley, AZ, providing short-term observation chairs, inpatient beds, crisis assessment, psychiatric medication management, peer support, safety planning, and discharge planning.
    • Crisis Stabilization Unit
      Operates a 24/7 crisis stabilization unit in Prescott Valley, AZ, providing short-term observation chairs, inpatient beds, crisis assessment, psychiatric medication management, peer support, safety planning, and discharge planning.
    • Crisis Stabilization and 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Services
      Operates a 24/7 crisis stabilization unit in Prescott Valley with short-term observation chairs and inpatient beds, providing crisis assessment, psychiatric medication management, peer support, safety planning, and discharge planning.
    • Crisis Stabilization and 24/7 Mental Health Services
      Operates a 24/7 crisis stabilization unit in Prescott Valley, AZ, providing short-term observation, inpatient beds, crisis assessment, psychiatric medication management, peer support, safety planning, and discharge planning with connections to outpatient treatment.
    • Crisis Stabilization and 24/7 Mental Health Services
      Operates a 24/7 crisis stabilization unit in Prescott Valley, AZ, offering short-term observation chairs, inpatient beds, crisis assessment, psychiatric medication management, peer support, safety planning, and discharge planning with connections to outpatient treatment.
  • Student Wellness & Support Services 5 activities
    • School-Based Mental Health Services
      Provides school-based therapy, case management, and direct support services to students ages 4–21 experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
    • School-Based Mental Health Services
      Delivers school-based therapy, case management, and direct support services to students ages 4–21 experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
    • School-Based Mental Health Services
      Provides school-based therapy, case management, and direct support services to students ages 4–21 experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
    • School-Based Mental Health Services
      Provides school-based therapy, case management, and direct support services to students ages 4–21 experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
    • School-Based Therapy and Support
      Provides school-based therapy, case management, and direct support services to students ages 4–21 experiencing social, emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.
  • Job Readiness Training 5 activities
    • Vocational Rehabilitation Services
      Offers an in-house vocational rehabilitation program providing training in professional communication, interviewing, time management, resume writing, and computer skills, and helps clients gain community employment.
    • Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Services
      Offers an in-house vocational rehabilitation program providing training in professional communication, interviewing, time management, resume writing, and computer skills, and vocational services to help clients gain community employment.
    • Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Support
      Offers in-house vocational rehabilitation training in professional communication, interviewing, time management, resume writing, and computer skills, and provides vocational services to help clients overcome barriers and gain community employment.
    • Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Support
      Offers an in-house vocational rehabilitation program providing training in professional communication, interviewing, time management, resume writing, and computer skills, along with vocational services to help clients overcome barriers and gain community employment.
    • Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Support
      Provides in-house vocational rehabilitation training in professional communication, interviewing, time management, resume writing, and computer skills, and offers vocational services to help clients gain community employment.
  • Peer-Led Mental Health Support Groups 4 activities
    • Community Support Groups
      Offers free and confidential support groups facilitated by volunteers in the Quad-City area.
    • Community Support Groups
      Offers free and confidential support groups facilitated by volunteers in the Quad-City area.
    • Support Groups
      Offers free and confidential support groups facilitated by volunteers in the Quad-City area.
    • Support Groups and Volunteer-Facilitated Services
      Offers free and confidential support groups facilitated by volunteers in the Quad-City area.
  • Digital Literacy Training 4 activities
    • Lifestyle and Obesity Medicine Management
      Provides lifestyle and obesity medicine management integrating nutrition, movement, behavior change, metabolic monitoring, and medications to treat obesity.
    • Lifestyle and Obesity Medicine Management
      Provides lifestyle and obesity medicine management integrating nutrition, movement, behavior change, metabolic monitoring, and medications to treat obesity.
    • Lifestyle and Obesity Medicine Management
      Provides integrated lifestyle and obesity medicine services including nutrition, movement, behavior change, metabolic monitoring, and medications to treat obesity.
    • Lifestyle and Obesity Medicine Program
      Offers lifestyle and obesity medicine management integrating nutrition, movement, behavior change, metabolic monitoring, and medications to treat obesity.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services 4 activities
    • Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT)
      Operates a medically assisted treatment program combining FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use.
    • Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT)
      Operates a medically assisted treatment program combining FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use.
    • Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program
      Offers a medically assisted treatment program combining FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders.
    • Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Primary Care Services
      Offers full-service outpatient primary care including chronic disease management, preventative care, and same-day diagnostic services, alongside a medically assisted treatment program combining FDA-approved medications with counseling for substance use disorders.
  • Primary Care Services 4 activities
    • Outpatient Primary Care
      Provides full-service outpatient primary care, including annual wellness exams, management of chronic conditions, preventative care, and outpatient procedures such as skin lesion removal, biopsies, and laceration repair.
    • Outpatient Primary Care
      Provides full-service outpatient primary care, including annual wellness exams, management of chronic conditions, preventative care, and outpatient procedures such as skin lesion removal and laceration repair.
    • Outpatient Procedures and Minor Surgeries
      Performs family medicine outpatient procedures including skin lesion removal, biopsies, cryotherapy, abscess drainage, laceration repair, injections, and cerumen removal.
    • Primary Care Services
      Provides full-service outpatient primary care including annual wellness exams, chronic condition management, preventative care, and same-week appointments, with outpatient procedures such as skin lesion removal, biopsies, cryotherapy, abscess drainage, laceration repair, injections, and cerumen removal.
  • Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 4 activities
    • Thrift Shop Operation
      Operates a thrift shop staffed by volunteers to support clinic programs financially.
    • Thrift Shop Operations
      Operates a thrift shop staffed by volunteers to support clinic programs.
    • Thrift Shop Operations
      Operates a thrift shop staffed by volunteers to support clinic programs.
    • Thrift Shop Supporting Clinic Programs
      Operates a thrift shop staffed by volunteers to generate support for clinic programs.
  • Supportive Housing for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness 4 activities
    • Transitional Supervised Housing
      Operates Haddon House, a transitional supervised housing unit for up to 8 individuals with serious mental illness to develop independent living skills.
    • Transitional Supervised Housing
      Operates Haddon House, a transitional supervised housing unit for up to 8 individuals with serious mental illness to develop independent living skills.
    • Transitional and Supervised Housing for Mental Health Clients
      Operates Haddon House, a transitional supervised housing unit for up to 8 adults with serious mental illness, supporting the development of independent living skills.
    • Transitional and Supervised Housing for Mental Health Recovery
      Operates Haddon House, a transitional supervised housing unit for up to 8 adults with serious mental illness, supporting independent living skill development.
  • Outpatient & Residential Recovery Support Services 3 activities
    • Alcoholism Treatment and Prevention
      Provides emergency, inpatient, outpatient, and intermediate care services for alcoholism treatment and prevention under a county-wide plan.
    • Alcoholism Treatment and Prevention
      Provides emergency, inpatient, outpatient, and intermediate care services for alcoholism treatment and prevention under a county-wide plan.
    • Alcoholism Treatment and Prevention Services
      Provides emergency, inpatient, outpatient, and intermediate care services for alcoholism treatment and prevention under a county-wide plan.
  • Pregnancy Confirmation Services 3 activities
    • Diagnostic and Preventive Health Services
      Provides outpatient diagnostic and treatment services including rapid testing, urinalysis, ECG interpretation, glucose monitoring, developmental screenings, pregnancy testing, pap smears, and IUD insertion and removal.
    • Outpatient Diagnostic and Treatment Services
      Provides outpatient diagnostic and treatment services including rapid testing, urinalysis, ECG interpretation, glucose monitoring, developmental screenings, pregnancy testing, pap smears, and IUD insertion and removal.
    • Outpatient Primary and Specialty Medical Care
      Provides full-service outpatient primary care including annual wellness exams, chronic condition management, preventative care, and same-day diagnostic services such as rapid testing, urinalysis, ECG interpretation, glucose monitoring, developmental screenings, pregnancy testing, pap smears, and IUD insertion/removal; offers appointments typically within one week.
  • Safe Babies Court Support Services 1 activity
    • Early Childhood and Family Support Program
      Provides services through the Birth to Five Program in collaboration with the Family Involvement Center, DCS/Court Teams, Healthy Families, and the Yavapai County Public Health Nurse to support child development and family well-being.
  • Uncategorized 12 activities
    • Birth to Five Program
      Provides services through the Birth to Five Program in collaboration with various community partners to support child development and family well-being.
    • Child and Family Support Services
      Provides services through the Birth to Five Program in collaboration with the Family Involvement Center, DCS/Court Teams, Healthy Families, and Yavapai County Public Health Nurses to support child development and family well-being, including monthly Saturday respite events lasting 6–8 hours for temporary childcare and caregiver relief.
    • Community Respite and Caregiver Support
      Offers monthly community-based Saturday respite events lasting 6–8 hours to provide temporary childcare and caregiver relief.
    • Community and Family Support Programs
      Offers the Birth to Five Program in collaboration with county and family services agencies to support child development and family well-being, along with monthly Saturday respite events providing temporary childcare and caregiver relief.
    • Community-Based Respite Events
      Offers monthly community-based Saturday respite events lasting 6–8 hours to provide temporary childcare and caregiver relief.
    • Court-Ordered Mental Health Treatment
      Opened the Connections Center for court-ordered mental health treatment and services.
    • Court-Ordered Mental Health Treatment
      Operates the Connections Center for court-ordered mental health treatment and services.
    • Early Childhood and Family Support
      Provides services through the Birth to Five Program in collaboration with community partners to support child development and family well-being, and offers monthly community-based Saturday respite events for temporary childcare and caregiver relief.
    • Residential Substance Use Treatment
      Operates a residential substance use treatment program, including the Hillside Center, with a completion rate 18% higher than the national average. This includes an 8-week residential Journey Program for at-risk adolescents.
    • Residential Substance Use Treatment
      Operates a residential substance use treatment program with a completion rate 18% higher than the national average, including an 8-week Journey Program for at-risk adolescents and a new Center for Recovery for whole-person services.
    • Residential Substance Use Treatment Program
      Operates a residential substance use treatment program with a completion rate 18% higher than the national average, including the Journey Program for at-risk adolescents and the Hillside Center residential addiction treatment program.
    • Residential Substance Use Treatment Program
      Operates a residential substance use treatment program with a completion rate 18% higher than the national average, including the Journey Program for at-risk adolescents and the Hillside Center residential addiction treatment program.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$43.25M
Contributions & grants$102K0%
Program service revenue$41.59M96%
Investment income$-233K-1%
Other revenue$1.78M
expenses
Total expenses$39.69M
Program expenses78%
Admin / overhead22%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$21.79M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$36.52M
Cash$18.54M
Investments$0
Liabilities$15.02M
Net assets$21.50M
Liquid reserves5.6 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -0.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 8
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
DAVID WOLKOFF CMO — $356K
CHERIE WILCHER PMHNP — $311K
RAQUEL BALDERAS PHSYCHIATRIS — $271K
TAMARA PLAYER CEO — $248K
EDWARD KUHNLEY PSYCHIATRIST — $242K
PATRICIA WHITE PMHNP — $196K
SUSAN FROST PMHNP — $193K
STEVEN CALABRESE CFO — $169K
board members · 11
  • DANNY BROWN — SECRETARY
  • DAVID FERO DR — DIRECTOR
  • DAVID PARRACK DR — DIRECTOR
  • KATHY MCCORMICK — DIRECTOR
  • LORA LEE NYE — DIRECTOR
  • MEREDITH PEABODY — TREASURER
  • MICHAEL FOGEL — DIRECTOR
  • ROBERT CARTIA — DIRECTOR
  • ROBERT THOMPSON DR — VICE PRESIDE
  • STEPHEN POLK — PRESIDENT
  • SUSAN BELL — DIRECTOR
relationships · 13

who they work with

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Partner — Directs individuals to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for 24/7 support.
  • AmeriCorps Seniors Partner — National program under which the Senior Companion Program operates.
  • DCS/Court Teams Partner — Partners with Polara Health’s Birth to Five Program to support families involved in child welfare and court systems.
  • Dignity Yavapai Regional Medical Center Partner — Collaborating organization for educational presentations by the Senior Peer Program.
  • Family Involvement Center Partner — Collaborates with Polara Health’s Birth to Five Program to support child and family well-being.
  • Healthy Families Partner — Collaborates with Polara Health’s Birth to Five Program to provide early childhood and family support services.
  • Hillside Recovery Program Partner — Operates a residential treatment program and alumni group for graduates of the Substance Use Disorders - Residential program.
  • Northern Arizona University Partner — Local administrator of the Senior Companion Program partnership.
  • United Way of Yavapai County Funder — Provides financial support for the Journey Program, which serves at-risk youth through residential therapy and skill-building.
  • WEST YAVAPAI GUIDANCE CLINIC INC Network — Polara Health is the new name for West Yavapai Guidance Clinic, indicating a rebranding of the organization
  • Yavapai County Government — Partnered with Yavapai County to implement a comprehensive alcoholism treatment and prevention plan.
  • Yavapai County Mobile Crisis Response Team Partner — Collaborates with the Yavapai County Mobile Crisis Response Team to provide mental health evaluation and treatment services.
  • Yavapai County Public Health Nurse Partner — Works with Polara Health’s Birth to Five team to support child health and development.