4C Health - Peru
4C Health, originally established in 1975 as Four County Comprehensive Mental Health Center, serves as the designated Community Mental Health Center for Cass, Miami, Fulton, and Pulaski counties in North Central Indiana, with expansions since 2015 to include Howard, Tipton, and White counties to meet the needs of surrounding rural communities. In 2024, it became a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center for these seven rural counties, reflecting its commitment to integrated behavioral health and crisis care, alongside primary care initiatives, which prompted a 2022 rebranding to 4C Health—honoring its roots in four counties, its focus on whole person health, and its core values of Care, Compassion, Collaboration, and Competence. The organization supports ALL Hoosier well-being through high quality, whole health care that is compassionate, collaborative, and competent, offering a wide array of services including hybrid behavioral health treatment via in-person, video, or phone options; clinical services such as 24/7 crisis care, walk-ins, mobile crisis teams, psychiatric urgent care and stabilization, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, therapy for individuals, couples, and families across all ages using evidence-based approaches like CBT, EMDR, and motivational interviewing; community-based and school-based services with skills trainers; addiction recovery including MAT, peer support, and groups; adult intensive programs like Assertive Community Treatment and Clubhouse models; residential services for supervised and transitional living; supported employment; street outreach for the unhoused; and prevention services like HIV testing, suicide prevention training, and substance use education. Prioritizing accessibility for underserved populations, including those with intravenous substance use or pregnant individuals, 4C Health employs a person-centered, flexible approach to bridge gaps in rural care, ensuring coordinated, ethical, data-supported interventions that promote long-term recovery, independence, and community integration.