As one of the founding owners of Rehabilitative Health Services in Ammon, ID, Tony Bells has dedicated 46 years to serving individuals and families in the mental health field. A 1990 graduate of Idaho State University with a degree in Social Work, Tony has built a career rooted in compassion, advocacy, and a commitment to helping others.

Throughout the years, Tony Bell has served in several organizations, including St. Anthony Youth Corrections, Idaho Health and Welfare, and Utah State Hospital, followed by 28 years with RHS. In 2020, he semi-retired from RHS but continues to supervise Peer Support services at the Adult Behavioral Crisis Center. As a Certified Peer Support professional, Tony has remained passionate about strengthening peer support and community connections. 

Tony Bell also founded the Annual RHS Mental Health Symposium, chaired it for 20 years, and continues to sit on the committee. The RHS Mental Health Symposium offers CEUs to its attendees and offers a wide range of education, resources, and connections. Prominent speakers, both local and national, in fields such as mental health, medical health, safety, holistic health, child care, housing, law, and much more, present every year.

Outside of work, Tony enjoys life with his wife, Nedra, their three children, and seven grandchildren. When not spending time with family, you can likely find [Name] cheering on the Green Bay Packers, the Utah Jazz, or the University of Utah.