Optumhealth-Salt Lake County
Optum believes every person has the right to be healthy. Optum also believes everyone has the right to self-respect. Optum believes everyone has the right to hope. Optum believes everyone has a right to live in a community they choose.
Mental health recovery is a journey of healing. It is also a journey of change. It can help people live a meaningful life in a community they choose. It helps people reach their full potential.
Each of us gets a wide range of support from our community. Many people get help with education or housing. Others get help with health and mental health. Some get support with employment, safety, security and more. Optum will work with leaders and partners in the community to expand strong systems of care.
The main goal of Optum is to help people pursue wellness and recovery. We want to improve care and how people get care, while managing costs.
Salt Lake County is now associated with Optum health and can refer you to therapists and agencies that would accept your child for counseling. You must make sure you are eligible through Medicaid in the Salt Lake County and you must make sure you are registered.
Optum is NOT a mental health or substance use disorder provider. However, Optum can help you and your family identify a provider that will suit your needs. If you have questions, please call 1-877-370-8953, Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM CST
Type: General
Ages: 0-11, 12-18, Over 18
Region: Eastern Region, Northern Region, Salt Lake Region, Southwest Region, Western Region
Counties:Salt Lake
Fees:
Date last updated: May 13, 2025
Date listed: Jul 15, 2019
Address
12921 South Vista Station Blvd.
Draper, Utah 84020
Phone
(877)370-8953
Email
saltlakecounty.networkbox@optum.com
Additional Contact Information
24-hour crisis line: 1-800-273-8255 TTY 711
Warm Line
1-833-SPEAKUT or
1-833-773-2588
Phone line open 365 days a year from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Provides a friendly and understanding person for those who need someone to talk to and enables individuals with a mental health challenge to talk to a peer about issues they are facing in their lives.