Crossroads Health

Crossroads Health is a non-profit community health organization based in Mentor, Ohio, that receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient and sub-recipient under HHS Health Center Program and mental health and substance use disorder initiatives, with a secondary footprint as a sub-recipient under state-administered federal pass-through grants from the Ohio Departments of Mental Health, Children and Youth, and Job and Family Services.

Crossroads Health operates two service delivery locations—in Mentor and Cleveland, Ohio—and provides primary care, pharmacy, psychiatry and medication management, substance use disorder treatment including dual diagnosis services, school-based services, early childhood services, outpatient mental health, intensive outpatient services, transitional housing, and criminal justice services across Lake County and northeastern Cuyahoga County. The organization holds Health Center Program Look Alike status at its Mentor location. Its federal footprint is heavily weighted toward sub-recipient work: 16 of 25 tracked awards (64%) are sub-awards, primarily flowing through state intermediaries rather than direct federal awards.

Crossroads Health's customer base concentrates in HHS agencies and programs. The Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the Administration for Children and Families account for 80% of tracked awards, reflecting the organization's specialization in behavioral health and early childhood services. Recent prime grant work includes a $1.3 million Health Center Program award from HHS Health Resources and Services Administration (CFDA 93.224) issued August 1, 2026, supporting a new access point and expansion of primary care and behavioral health services to approximately 1,000 new patients through the two Ohio locations, running through July 31, 2027. The organization also holds a Head Start and Early Head Start grant awarded July 1, 2023, with ultimate completion June 30, 2028.

The sub-award stream is dominated by pass-throughs from the Ohio Department of Mental Health under the State Opioid Response grants (versions 3.0 and 4.0) and Mental Health Block Grant programs, with multiple awards dating back to 2023 and continuing through 2025. Additional sub-awards flow from the Ohio Departments of Children and Youth for early intervention service coordination and infant early childhood mental health services, and from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services for similar early childhood mental health work. Two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months. Recent activity shows awards in 2021 (2), 2023 (7), 2024 (3), 2025 (4), and 2026 (4), totaling $35.6 million combined obligations across all tracked awards. Crossroads Health competes exclusively through federal grant channels rather than federal contracts, positioning the organization as a service-delivery recipient for HHS programs and a behavioral health and early childhood services provider embedded in state health and mental health systems.