A Bold Plan to Enhance Mental and Behavioral Health

Intermountain Healthcare and Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital are launching a bold plan to enhance mental and behavioral health services for children and teens in crisis throughout the Intermountain West. This effort has inspired an extraordinary $10 million gift to Intermountain Foundation from Utah community leaders Greg and Julie Cook.

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