Community Partnership of Southern Arizona (CPSA)
Hospitals and Health CareUnited States51-200 Employees
Community Partnership of Southern Arizona (CPSA) was a regional authority responsible for managing publicly funded behavioral healthcare services in Pima County, Arizona, from its founding in Tucson in 1995 through September 2015. As the designated RBHA, CPSA coordinated the delivery of behavioral health resources under state and federal programs, drawing support from state health services and federal agencies to oversee the region’s publicly funded system. Positioned within the Hospitals and Health Care sector, the organization functioned as a bridge between public funders and service providers to address community mental health and substance use needs in the Tucson area. Since its transition, the entity is now known as Community Partners, Inc., reflecting a change in branding and structure while continuing to serve its regional role. The company operates from the United States and maintains a presence in the Tucson region, serving a broad local audience that includes individuals requiring publicly funded behavioral health services.