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A brighter future begins with help from our caring, skilled professionals regardless of your ability to pay. See All ServicesOur Steubenville Office Has Relocated
Coleman’s Steubenville Office is now located at 3150 Johnson Rd, Steubenville, OH 43592
Have questions? Call our new office at 740-996-7100
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Someone from Coleman will respond to your request within 24 hours. If this is an emergency, please call 9-1-1. If you are in a crisis, call one of Coleman’s crisis hotlines.
Coleman by the Numbers – 2020
Clients Served30,000+
Client Services Provided600,800+
Grants Awarded49+
Ways to Give16
Featured Events
Professional Development Symposium
Racial Equity, Shattering the Stigma, & Reshaping Our Community
Portage, Summit & Stark Counties
Friday, May 12
NEOMED Medical Center (Rootstown, OH)
Trumbull & Mahoning Counties
Friday, May 4
Eastwood Event Centre (Niles, OH)
Join our community-wide event to promote change in the Mahoning Valley through education and awareness focusing on racial equity, access and barriers to services, and the stigma associated with mental health treatment. All proceeds benefit Coleman Health Services
News
Nicole Martin Joins Coleman Health Services as VP of Clinical Strategy and Innovation
KENT, OHIO (Sept 8, 2022) – Nicole Martin, a well-known behavioral health clinician in northeast Ohio, has joined Coleman Health Services as its Vice President of Clinical Strategy and Innovation. She began work on September 6. Martin, a resident of Aurora in Portage...
Blog
Empowering Health Care Support: A Business Ninja Podcast Featuring Coleman CEO Hattie Tracy
"Often times in the mental health system, we wait until individuals are really sick and they’ve had multiple hospitalizations. [Coleman’s] goal is to increase access to behavioral health services earlier on…When you intervene earlier, you really have the opportunity...
John’s Story
”If it was not for Coleman,
I don’t know where
I would be.”