Behavioral & Mental Health


Behavioral & Mental Health Services

Our clinic for behavioral health is fully integrated with our family medicine services. This allows us to offer patient-centered care and holistically treat patients.

One of our skilled practitioners is Kim Goslinga, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC, ARNP, a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She manages psychiatric medication for patients.

Another specialist in our team is Nicky Menke, LISW, a behavioral health therapist and social worker. She focuses on providing psychotherapy to patients in need.

Recently joining our team is Stacey Jumbeck, ARNP, who provides psychiatric evaluation to diagnose and treat mental conditions across the lifespan, and offers medication evaluation and management.

These three professionals collaborate with our primary care providers at our Orange City, Hospers, and Mill Creek Clinics to ensure patients receive high-quality, coordinated care.

Every individual's needs and condition are unique, and the best treatment option varies from person to person. In some cases, a combination of treatment methods may be necessary. If you are still trying to figure out where to start, please call our behavioral health department, and our team will help you determine the best place to start.

You can schedule an appointment by calling the Orange City Area Health System Behavioral Health Clinic or consulting your family physician.

OCAHS Medical Clinic
1000 Lincoln Circle SE
Orange City, IA 51041

Clinic Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 7:30am - 5pm
Friday: 7:30am - 4:30pm


Kim: We know that chronic illness increases the risk of depression, but also the reverse is true: depression increases the risk of certain illnesses (https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/chronic-illness-mental-health). Mental health cannot be separated from physical health, and for this reason integrating behavioral-mental health services within a primary care clinic is extremely beneficial. Integrated care improves communication between providers, continuity of care, and allows for a team approach while caring for patients suffering from both physical and mental health conditions.

Nicky: Orange City Area Health System promotes integration of all services by making an environment that is easily collaborative in nature between medical providers and behavioral health providers. Which results in better continuity of care outcomes for patients. Because of that collaborative environment all providers can be better informed on their patients, which allows providers to make the best choices, recommendations and treatment plans possible for the health and wellbeing of their patients. Orange City Area Health System takes a holistic approach integrating both behavioral healthcare with general healthcare in treating the whole person.

Patients can set up an appointment by calling the clinic number (712) 737-2000 and also through referral by their medical provider. Sometimes we even have the opportunity to initiate services during a medical visit, in order for the patient to meet the behavioral health provider and briefly discuss services that could be provided. Confidentiality is always the highest priority for the patient, yet it remains important for the medical provider to be aware of the behavioral needs of the patient and for the behavioral health provider to be aware of the medical issues involved to comprehensively address patient concerns.

Nicky: Behavioral healthcare care are services and care that promote mental health and well-being and the prevention and treatment of mental health conditions and disorders. The treatment of those disorders can come in many forms; therapy services for the individual, couple, or family as well as medication management services. Behavioral healthcare is an important and necessary healthcare service for the overall wellbeing of people, because we know through research, that behavioral health has a direct effect on overall health and wellbeing.


Behavioral Health Providers