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Colorado Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Resources

This directory organizes treatment, behavioral health, substance use recovery, DUI education and therapy, evaluations, counseling, crisis support, MAT/OTP access, domestic violence treatment routes, offense-specific treatment routes, reentry care coordination, county and regional access points, and other court-related service resources that may support people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry, treatment court, DUI/DWAI requirements, behavioral health needs, documentation requests, and supervision-related service obligations in Colorado.

Important: OACRA is an independent resource infrastructure platform. OACRA does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, DMV, insurance, Medicaid, supervision, or case-management advice and does not determine whether a provider, treatment, class, DUI education or therapy program, evaluation, MAT/OTP service, counseling service, telehealth appointment, crisis service, domestic violence program, offense-specific treatment provider, certificate, progress report, or documentation satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, Colorado DMV requirement, Behavioral Health Administration requirement, Medicaid plan requirement, evaluator recommendation, supervision instruction, or agency referral. Always confirm approval, documentation, attendance, payment, reporting, completion, telehealth, travel, provider status, and referral requirements with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, treatment provider, Colorado BHA route, DMV route, approved-provider list, Medicaid plan, county or regional behavioral health access route, or referring agency before enrolling.

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OACRA treatment directories may include substance use treatment, mental health counseling, co-occurring care, DUI/DWAI education and therapy, MAT/OTP services, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment, recovery support, peer navigation, crisis stabilization, domestic violence treatment, anger management, offense-specific treatment, evaluations and assessments, telehealth access, reentry counseling, treatment court support, specialized groups, and documentation-supporting service routes.

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Statewide Treatment, Behavioral Health & Referral Resources

Coverage: All Colorado counties. This section keeps official statewide access points, BHA care navigation, BHASO access routes, DUI/DWAI education and therapy routes, domestic violence provider routes, offense-specific treatment routes, crisis support, treatment locators, and documentation guidance in one place so regional sections can focus on local and regional providers.
Statewide access BHA, OwnPath, BHASO, DUI/DWAI & Treatment Locators
Colorado Behavioral Health Administration — OwnPath Care Directory Statewide behavioral health care directory and access route for people searching for mental health, substance use, crisis, and related behavioral health services in Colorado. Useful for finding licensed providers, service categories, and local access routes. Confirm provider status, payment, insurance, Medicaid, documentation, and court or supervision fit before enrolling.
BHA directory Mental health / SUD Confirm fit first
Access OwnPath care directory Colorado BHA
Ask About Provider status • intake • payment • Medicaid • documentation • court or officer approval
Area Statewide
Behavioral Health Administrative Service Organizations — BHASO Access Routes Colorado BHASO regions help connect uninsured and underinsured residents with behavioral health services, care coordination, mental health support, substance use treatment, crisis services, and local provider networks. People with court or supervision needs should explain the exact requirement and ask how provider documentation is handled.
BHASO access Uninsured / underinsured Explain requirement
Access BHA BHASO information
Ask About Regional access • care coordination • provider referral • payment • records
Area Colorado regions statewide
Colorado DUI/DWAI Education & Therapy Routes Colorado DUI/DWAI requirements may involve Level I or Level II alcohol and drug education or therapy, DMV reinstatement requirements, court conditions, and BHA-recognized provider requirements. Confirm the exact level, track, provider status, enrollment proof, attendance reporting, completion documents, and DMV/court reporting before enrolling.
DUI / DWAI Level I / Level II Confirm provider status
Access Colorado DMV alcohol and drug education treatment Colorado BHA
Ask About Level I • Level II • track • DMV affidavit • enrollment proof • certificate
Area Statewide / provider-specific
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov & OTP Directory Federal treatment locator for mental health, substance use, and opioid treatment programs. Useful for searching Colorado providers by ZIP code, payment type, medication-assisted treatment, outpatient care, residential treatment, and service category. Confirm BHA status, insurance, Medicaid, county access, documentation, and court or supervision fit before enrolling.
Treatment locator MAT / OTP Call before enrolling
Access FindTreatment.gov SAMHSA OTP directory
Ask About Intake hours • medication options • payment • provider status • attendance proof
Area Statewide / national locator
Confirm-first Crisis, DVOMB, SOMB, Telehealth & Documentation Routes
Colorado Crisis Services / 988 Crisis Support Use Colorado Crisis Services or 988 for immediate mental health, emotional distress, substance use crisis, or urgent support needs. For immediate danger, medical emergencies, or urgent safety concerns, call 911.
Crisis support 24/7 support Emergency: 911
Access Call or text 988 Colorado Crisis Services
Use For Crisis support • emotional distress • urgent referral • safety planning
Area Statewide / 24-7
Colorado DVOMB Approved Domestic Violence Treatment Provider Route For domestic-violence-related conditions, Colorado uses a specialized approved-provider route through the Domestic Violence Offender Management Board. Do not assume a general anger management class, private counselor, online course, or generic relationship class will satisfy a domestic violence treatment condition unless the court or supervising authority confirms it.
DVOMB route DV treatment Approved provider may be required
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Evaluation • provider status • referral • group requirements • reports • completion
Area Statewide / approved-provider list
Colorado SOMB Approved Treatment Provider Route For offense-specific treatment involving the Colorado Sex Offender Management Board route, users should confirm provider approval, referral requirements, evaluation rules, supervision coordination, reporting, treatment expectations, and whether the provider is acceptable for the specific court, probation, parole, or agency requirement.
SOMB route Offense-specific treatment Confirm directly
Access SOMB approved provider route
Ask About Provider status • evaluation • referral • supervision communication • reports
Area Statewide / approved-provider list
Documentation Checklist Before Enrolling Before paying fees or starting services, ask whether the provider can issue the exact documents you need: screening results, assessment or evaluation results, enrollment proof, attendance records, treatment-plan updates, DUI/DWAI education or therapy records, group attendance, progress reports, discharge summary, and completion certificate.
Documentation Attendance / completion Ask before paying
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • evaluator • DMV route • BHA route
Request Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress updates • certificate • discharge summary
Area All Colorado regions

Denver Metro & Front Range Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources

Primary coverage: Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Littleton, Englewood, Centennial, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Commerce City, Boulder, Longmont, Golden, Castle Rock, Parker, Brighton, Adams County, Arapahoe County, Jefferson County, Boulder County, Douglas County, and nearby Front Range communities. Confirm intake availability, insurance or Medicaid acceptance, BHA status, DUI/DWAI provider status, DVOMB/SOMB provider status where relevant, documentation practices, telehealth options, and whether the provider can support the exact court-related, supervision-related, diversion, reentry, treatment court, or DMV requirement.
Treatment providers Mental Health, SUD, Reentry, Outpatient, Residential & Care Coordination
WellPower — Denver Behavioral Health Access Route Denver behavioral health provider route offering mental health, recovery, crisis, outpatient, and community behavioral health services. People with probation, parole, diversion, reentry, or treatment court needs should explain the exact requirement during intake and ask what documentation or attendance records can be provided.
Mental health Denver access Ask about documentation
Contact wellpower.org Access services
Ask About Intake • therapy • psychiatry • crisis services • records • court-related documentation
Area Denver / metro area
Jefferson Center — Jefferson County Behavioral Health Route Regional behavioral health provider route for Jefferson County and nearby communities. Services may include mental health counseling, substance use support, psychiatry, crisis support, care coordination, and recovery-focused services. Confirm eligibility, locations, payment, telehealth, and documentation practices before relying on the service for court or supervision purposes.
Behavioral health Jefferson County Confirm reporting
Contact jcmh.org
Ask About Therapy • SUD support • crisis services • care coordination • attendance records
Area Lakewood • Golden • Arvada • Jefferson County
AllHealth Network — Arapahoe / Douglas Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route serving communities in the south metro area. May support mental health care, substance use treatment, crisis care, outpatient services, and integrated behavioral health needs. Users with court-related requirements should ask how referrals, attendance proof, progress reports, and completion documentation are handled.
Behavioral health South metro Explain requirement
Contact allhealthnetwork.org
Ask About Intake • therapy • SUD services • crisis care • reports • provider coordination
Area Littleton • Englewood • Centennial • Douglas / Arapahoe area
Community Reach Center — Adams County / North Metro Behavioral Health Route North metro behavioral health provider route for mental health, substance use, outpatient support, crisis coordination, and community-based care. Confirm intake requirements, insurance or Medicaid, provider documentation, and whether services are appropriate for the specific court, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment-plan requirement.
Behavioral health North metro Confirm documentation
Contact communityreachcenter.org
Ask About Intake • outpatient care • SUD support • crisis • attendance letters
Area Westminster • Thornton • Commerce City • Adams County
Mental Health Partners — Boulder / Broomfield Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route for Boulder, Longmont, Broomfield, and nearby communities. May support therapy, psychiatry, crisis, substance use, community programs, and outpatient services. Confirm availability, insurance, referral requirements, documentation, and court-related fit before enrolling.
Behavioral health Boulder / Longmont Confirm fit
Contact mhpcolorado.org
Ask About Therapy • psychiatry • crisis • SUD support • records • referral routes
Area Boulder • Longmont • Broomfield area
Signal Behavioral Health Network — SUD Access and Recovery Network Route Behavioral health network route connected to substance use prevention, treatment, recovery services, and regional access for uninsured or underinsured Coloradans. People with court or supervision requirements should ask how referrals, provider assignment, documentation, and funding are handled.
SUD network Recovery support Confirm referral route
Contact signalbhn.org
Ask About SUD treatment • recovery support • funding • provider referral • documentation
Area Metro Denver • northeast Colorado • southeast Colorado routes
Specialized routes DUI/DWAI, DV, SOMB, MAT/OTP, Telehealth & Documentation
Denver Metro DUI/DWAI Education & Therapy Planning For DUI/DWAI requirements, confirm whether the provider is appropriate for the ordered Level I or Level II education or therapy requirement, the DMV reinstatement route, the required track, the enrollment affidavit or proof, and whether telehealth participation is accepted for the exact requirement.
DUI / DWAI Level I / Level II Confirm before paying
Access Colorado DMV route Search OwnPath
Ask About Level • track • provider status • DMV reporting • enrollment proof • certificate
Area Denver metro / statewide provider search
Denver Metro Domestic Violence Treatment / Anger Management Planning Domestic-violence-related conditions may require a DVOMB-approved route rather than a general anger management or counseling class. Confirm whether the exact order requires DVOMB treatment, an evaluation, a specific provider, group participation, reports, and completion documentation.
DVOMB route Anger / DV conditions Do not substitute without approval
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Evaluation • approved status • group schedule • progress reports • completion
Area Denver metro / statewide approved-provider list
Denver Metro SOMB / Offense-Specific Treatment Planning Offense-specific treatment routes require careful confirmation with the court, supervising authority, evaluator, and provider. Users should confirm whether the provider is on the relevant approved-provider list, whether a referral is required, and how communication with probation, parole, or the court is handled.
SOMB route Evaluation / treatment Confirm directly
Access SOMB approved provider route
Ask About Approved status • referral • evaluation • supervision reports • completion rules
Area Denver metro / statewide approved-provider list
Denver Metro MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes Denver metro users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, intake timing, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, payment, Medicaid acceptance, and whether attendance or progress documentation can support the specific requirement.
MAT / OTP Opioid treatment Confirm medication options
Search SAMHSA OTP directory FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing • attendance proof
Area Denver metro / statewide locator routes
Telehealth and Remote Attendance Planning Telehealth may be available for some counseling, behavioral health, substance use, or follow-up services, but acceptance can depend on the court, supervision condition, provider status, BHA rules, DMV/DUI route, DVOMB/SOMB route, insurance, Medicaid, and documentation requirements. Confirm before enrolling.
Telehealth Remote access Confirm acceptance
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • DMV route • approved-provider route
Check License • format • live attendance • records • certificate • travel requirements
Area Denver metro / statewide
Denver Behavioral Health Solutions Center Route Denver short-term behavioral health crisis and stabilization route operated through local public health and behavioral health partners. This may support crisis stabilization, assessment, care coordination, and community transition planning. It is not a substitute for ordered treatment unless approved by the court or supervising authority.
Crisis / stabilization Denver route Not automatic court credit
Access Denver BH Solutions Center
Ask About Assessment • crisis stabilization • care coordination • records • referrals
Area Denver

Northern Colorado Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources

Primary coverage: Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Evans, Longmont, Berthoud, Sterling, Larimer County, Weld County, Logan County, Morgan County, and nearby northern Colorado communities. Confirm intake availability, BHA status, payment, Medicaid or insurance, DUI/DWAI provider status, DVOMB/SOMB provider status where relevant, documentation practices, telehealth options, and whether the provider can support the exact court-related, supervision-related, diversion, reentry, treatment court, or DMV requirement.
Treatment providers Behavioral Health, SUD, Crisis, Outpatient & Recovery Support
SummitStone Health Partners — Larimer County Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route serving Larimer County and northern Colorado, with mental health, substance use, crisis, outpatient, recovery, and higher-intensity care routes. Users with probation, parole, diversion, reentry, or treatment court needs should explain the exact requirement during intake and ask how documentation, reports, attendance proof, and provider coordination are handled.
Mental health / SUD Larimer County Confirm documentation
Contact summitstone.org Acute care / Longview route
Ask About Intake • outpatient • SUD • crisis • residential route • progress reports
Area Fort Collins • Loveland • Larimer County
North Range Behavioral Health — Weld County Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route serving Weld County and surrounding communities. May support mental health, substance use, recovery, crisis stabilization, detox-related routes, outpatient treatment, and care coordination. People with court or supervision needs should confirm intake requirements, documentation practices, and whether the program matches the specific order or referral.
Behavioral health Weld County Confirm provider fit
Contact northrange.org
Ask About Assessment • therapy • SUD • crisis • detox route • attendance records
Area Greeley • Evans • Weld County
Sunrise Community Health — Integrated Behavioral Health Route Community health route with behavioral health and integrated care access in northern Colorado. May be useful for people needing primary care plus behavioral health screening, counseling, medication coordination, or referral support. Confirm whether the specific service can provide court-related documentation or supervision-related attendance records.
Integrated care Behavioral health Ask about records
Contact sunrisecommunityhealth.org
Ask About Behavioral health • counseling • referral • Medicaid • documentation
Area Greeley • Evans • Loveland • northern Colorado
Centennial Mental Health Center — Northeastern Colorado Route Regional behavioral health route serving northeastern Colorado communities. May support mental health counseling, substance use treatment, crisis services, telehealth access, psychiatry, and care coordination. Rural users should confirm travel, telehealth, payment, referral, and documentation requirements before relying on services for court or supervision purposes.
Rural behavioral health Northeast Colorado Confirm telehealth rules
Contact centennialmhc.org
Ask About Telehealth • therapy • SUD • crisis • attendance proof • rural access
Area Sterling • Fort Morgan • northeast Colorado
Specialized routes DUI/DWAI, MAT/OTP, DVOMB, SOMB, Peer Recovery & Telehealth
Northern Colorado DUI/DWAI Education & Therapy Planning People ordered to complete DUI/DWAI education or therapy should confirm the required level, track, provider status, DMV reporting, enrollment proof, attendance format, and completion documentation before enrolling. Do not assume a general alcohol class or online program will satisfy Colorado DMV or court requirements.
DUI / DWAI Level I / Level II Confirm provider status
Access Colorado DMV route Search OwnPath
Ask About Level • track • enrollment affidavit • attendance records • completion certificate
Area Fort Collins • Greeley • Loveland • northern Colorado
Northern Colorado MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes Users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, payment, Medicaid, transportation, and whether the provider can issue documentation that supports the specific court or supervision requirement.
MAT / OTP Opioid treatment Confirm medication route
Search SAMHSA OTP directory FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Medication options • dosing • counseling • proof of attendance • progress notes
Area Northern Colorado / statewide locator routes
Northern Colorado Domestic Violence Treatment / Anger Management Planning Domestic-violence-related conditions may require a DVOMB-approved provider and may not be satisfied by generic anger management, self-paced online classes, private counseling, or relationship education unless the court or supervising authority approves that route.
DVOMB route DV / anger conditions Confirm before enrolling
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Evaluation • approved provider • group schedule • progress reports • completion
Area Northern Colorado / statewide approved-provider list
Peer Recovery, Support Groups & Supplemental Recovery Planning Peer recovery groups, recovery coaching, mutual-help meetings, sober activities, and faith-based support may help with stability and relapse prevention. These supports are not always a substitute for ordered treatment. Confirm whether the court or supervising officer will accept meeting logs, peer support records, or recovery participation as documentation.
Peer recovery Supplemental support Not always formal treatment
Confirm With Officer • court • provider • sponsor or group secretary • recovery program
Keep Signed logs • meeting dates • sponsor notes • participation records
Area Fort Collins • Greeley • Loveland • northern Colorado

Southern Colorado Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources

Primary coverage: Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Canon City, Trinidad, Walsenburg, La Junta, Lamar, Alamosa, the San Luis Valley, El Paso County, Teller County, Pueblo County, Fremont County, Las Animas County, Huerfano County, Otero County, Prowers County, and surrounding southern Colorado communities. Confirm intake availability, provider status, court fit, documentation, transportation, telehealth, payment, Medicaid, and whether the service matches the exact order or referral.
Treatment providers Behavioral Health, SUD, Crisis, Outpatient & Care Coordination
Diversus Health — Colorado Springs / Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route serving Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. Services may include mental health counseling, psychiatric care, outpatient substance use treatment, DUI education and therapy, addiction services, crisis and walk-in support, and referrals involving criminal justice or community providers. Confirm program type, provider status, documentation, payment, and whether the service matches the specific court or supervision requirement.
Behavioral health Addiction / DUI route Confirm court fit
Contact diversushealth.org Addiction services
Ask About SUD • DUI education / therapy • mental health • records • criminal justice referrals
Area Colorado Springs • El Paso County • Pikes Peak region
Health Solutions — Pueblo Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route serving Pueblo and nearby communities, with mental health, substance use, crisis, outpatient, and integrated care routes. Users with court, probation, parole, diversion, or reentry needs should confirm referral requirements, attendance documentation, progress reports, and whether the program is acceptable for the specific condition.
Behavioral health Pueblo region Ask about reports
Contact health.solutions
Ask About Assessment • therapy • SUD • crisis • documentation • completion records
Area Pueblo • Pueblo County • southern Colorado
Solvista Health — Upper Arkansas / Fremont & Chaffee Behavioral Health Route Regional behavioral health provider route serving Fremont, Chaffee, Custer, and Lake County areas. May support mental health, substance use, crisis, outpatient counseling, telehealth, and care coordination. Confirm service availability, travel or telehealth options, payment, documentation, and court-related fit before enrolling.
Regional behavioral health Fremont / Chaffee Confirm rural access
Contact solvistahealth.org
Ask About Intake • therapy • SUD • crisis • telehealth • attendance records
Area Canon City • Salida • Fremont • Chaffee • Custer • Lake
San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group — SLV Regional Route Regional behavioral health route serving the San Luis Valley. May support mental health, substance use, outpatient care, crisis response, telehealth, and community-based support. Users with court or supervision requirements should confirm intake, documentation, reporting, travel, telehealth, and whether the specific service can satisfy the order or referral.
Rural behavioral health San Luis Valley Confirm reporting
Contact slvbhg.org
Ask About Assessment • counseling • SUD • crisis • telehealth • documentation
Area Alamosa • Monte Vista • San Luis Valley
Southeast Health Group — Southeast Colorado Behavioral Health Route Regional behavioral health provider route serving southeast Colorado communities. May support mental health, substance use, crisis, outpatient services, rural access, telehealth, and referral coordination. Confirm availability, payment, documentation, and court or supervision fit before enrolling.
Behavioral health Southeast Colorado Confirm local service
Contact southeasthealthgroup.org
Ask About Local intake • SUD • mental health • crisis • records • telehealth
Area La Junta • Lamar • Trinidad • Walsenburg • southeast Colorado
Specialized routes DUI/DWAI, MAT/OTP, DVOMB, SOMB, Crisis, Peer Recovery & Telehealth
Southern Colorado DUI/DWAI Education & Therapy Planning For DUI/DWAI conditions, confirm whether the program matches the ordered Level I or Level II requirement, track, DMV reinstatement route, enrollment proof, attendance records, and completion documents. Ask whether remote attendance is accepted and whether the provider can report completion properly.
DUI / DWAI Level I / Level II Confirm reporting
Access Colorado DMV route Search OwnPath
Ask About Provider status • DMV route • attendance • certificate • court documentation
Area Colorado Springs • Pueblo • southern Colorado
Southern Colorado MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes Users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm MAT/OTP availability, medication options, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, insurance or Medicaid, transportation, and whether the provider can issue documentation for court or supervision needs.
MAT / OTP Opioid treatment Confirm before intake
Search SAMHSA OTP directory FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Medication • dosing • counseling • payment • attendance proof
Area Southern Colorado / statewide locator routes
Southern Colorado Domestic Violence Treatment / Anger Management Planning Domestic-violence-related requirements may require a DVOMB-approved provider. Confirm the provider list, evaluation requirement, group schedule, payment, progress reporting, and completion expectations. Do not substitute a generic anger management class without approval.
DVOMB route DV / anger conditions Approved provider may be required
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Evaluation • group schedule • provider approval • reports • completion
Area Southern Colorado / statewide approved-provider list
Crisis Stabilization and Walk-In Planning For immediate behavioral health or substance use crisis needs, use 988, Colorado Crisis Services, or local crisis access routes. Crisis services may support stabilization and referral, but they do not automatically replace ordered treatment, DUI/DWAI education, domestic violence treatment, or offense-specific treatment unless approved.
Crisis support Stabilization / referral Not automatic completion credit
Access Call or text 988 Colorado Crisis Services
Ask About Referral • follow-up • records • safety plan • next level of care
Area Statewide / southern Colorado access routes
Southern Colorado Telehealth and Rural Access Planning Telehealth may help users in rural southern Colorado, but acceptance depends on provider status, the court order, supervision condition, BHA route, DUI/DWAI rules, DVOMB/SOMB requirements, and documentation needs. Confirm whether remote attendance is live, documented, and accepted before enrolling.
Telehealth Rural access Confirm acceptance
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • DMV route • BHA route
Check Live format • records • certificate • travel • provider license
Area Southern Colorado / rural statewide access

Western Slope & Southwest Colorado Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources

Primary coverage: Grand Junction, Clifton, Fruita, Montrose, Delta, Glenwood Springs, Rifle, Aspen, Durango, Cortez, Pagosa Springs, Telluride, Mesa County, Montrose County, Delta County, Garfield County, Pitkin County, La Plata County, Montezuma County, Archuleta County, San Miguel County, and surrounding Western Slope and southwest Colorado communities. Confirm provider status, transportation, telehealth, documentation, payment, Medicaid, and whether the service can support the specific order, supervision requirement, diversion agreement, treatment plan, or DMV route.
Treatment providers Behavioral Health, SUD, Crisis, Rural Access & Care Coordination
Health Solutions West — Western Slope Behavioral Health Route Western Slope behavioral health route offering mental health and addiction treatment access across several western Colorado communities. Users with court, supervision, diversion, or reentry needs should confirm intake, service location, telehealth, payment, documentation, and whether the provider can support the exact requirement.
Behavioral health Western Slope Confirm location and records
Contact healthsolutionswest.org
Ask About SUD • outpatient therapy • psychiatry • telehealth • documentation • payment
Area Grand Junction • Glenwood Springs • Rifle • Craig • Steamboat Springs routes
Axis Health System — Southwest Colorado Behavioral Health Route Integrated health and behavioral health provider route serving southwest Colorado. May support mental health counseling, substance use treatment, crisis services, integrated primary care, psychiatry, telehealth, and referral coordination. Confirm documentation and court-related fit before enrolling.
Integrated behavioral health Southwest Colorado Ask about documentation
Contact axishealthsystem.org
Ask About Mental health • SUD • crisis • telehealth • integrated care • records
Area Durango • Cortez • Pagosa Springs • southwest Colorado
Mind Springs Health — Western Colorado Behavioral Health Route Behavioral health provider route historically serving western Colorado communities through outpatient, crisis, mental health, and substance use services. Users should confirm current service location, intake availability, crisis routing, payment, documentation, and whether the program is appropriate for the specific court or supervision requirement.
Behavioral health Western Colorado Confirm current availability
Contact mindspringshealth.org
Ask About Current services • intake • outpatient care • crisis • SUD • documentation
Area Grand Junction • Western Slope routes
Mesa County / Grand Junction Behavioral Health and Recovery Planning Grand Junction and Mesa County users may need to combine local behavioral health providers, SUD providers, peer recovery supports, crisis services, Medicaid or insurance routes, and court-specific documentation. Confirm whether the selected provider can communicate with the supervising officer or court when required.
Local planning Mesa County Confirm provider documentation
Search Search OwnPath Search FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Local provider • SUD • peer support • progress reports • certificate
Area Grand Junction • Fruita • Clifton • Mesa County
Specialized routes DUI/DWAI, MAT/OTP, DVOMB, SOMB, Crisis, Rural Travel & Telehealth
Western Slope DUI/DWAI Education & Therapy Planning Western Slope users should confirm whether a DUI/DWAI provider is appropriate for the required Level I or Level II track, DMV reinstatement, court condition, enrollment proof, remote participation, and completion documentation. Travel distance and telehealth acceptance should be confirmed before enrollment.
DUI / DWAI Western Slope Confirm travel / telehealth
Access Colorado DMV route Search OwnPath
Ask About Level • track • enrollment proof • DMV reporting • certificate • travel rules
Area Grand Junction • Durango • Montrose • Western Slope
Western Slope MAT / Opioid Treatment Routes Users seeking medication-assisted treatment or opioid treatment should confirm medication options, dosing schedule, counseling requirements, transportation, payment, Medicaid, telehealth, and documentation before starting. Rural distance can affect daily dosing and attendance compliance.
MAT / OTP Opioid treatment Plan transportation
Search SAMHSA OTP directory FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Dosing • medication • counseling • take-home rules • attendance records
Area Western Slope / statewide locator routes
Western Slope Domestic Violence Treatment / Anger Management Planning Domestic-violence-related conditions may require a DVOMB-approved provider. In rural or mountain areas, confirm whether telehealth is allowed, whether travel is required, how group attendance is documented, and whether the specific provider is acceptable for the court or supervising officer.
DVOMB route Rural / regional access Confirm telehealth
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Provider approval • telehealth • group schedule • progress reports • completion
Area Western Slope / statewide approved-provider list
Western Slope Crisis and Stabilization Planning For immediate behavioral health or substance use crisis needs, use 988, Colorado Crisis Services, or local crisis access routes. Crisis support can help with stabilization and referrals, but does not automatically satisfy ordered treatment or completion requirements unless approved and documented.
Crisis support Stabilization / referral Emergency: 911
Access Call or text 988 Colorado Crisis Services
Ask About Local crisis center • referral • safety planning • documentation • follow-up
Area Western Slope / statewide crisis routes
Western Slope Telehealth, Travel and Rural Access Planning Telehealth may help users in rural Western Slope and southwest Colorado communities, but acceptance depends on the provider, court, supervision condition, BHA status, DUI/DWAI route, DVOMB/SOMB rules, Medicaid or insurance, and required documentation. Confirm remote attendance and reporting before enrolling.
Telehealth Rural access Confirm approval first
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • DMV route • BHA route
Check Live format • records • certificate • travel time • provider license
Area Western Slope • southwest Colorado • rural statewide

Mountain, Rural & Telehealth Treatment Access Routes

Primary coverage: Summit County, Eagle County, Routt County, Grand County, Park County, Clear Creek County, Gilpin County, Chaffee County, Lake County, rural resort communities, mountain towns, frontier counties, and users who may need telehealth, regional travel planning, or statewide provider search routes. Confirm telehealth acceptance, travel expectations, provider approval, reporting, and documentation before enrolling.
Rural access Mountain Providers, Regional BHASO Routes, OwnPath & Telehealth
Eagle Valley Behavioral Health — Eagle County Access Route Mountain-region behavioral health access route supporting Eagle County and nearby communities through care navigation, community behavioral health resources, crisis connections, and provider referral pathways. Confirm whether the specific service provides court-related documentation or supervision-related attendance records.
Mountain access Eagle County Confirm provider documentation
Contact eaglevalleybh.org
Ask About Navigation • local provider • crisis route • SUD referral • documentation
Area Vail • Eagle • Avon • Eagle County
Building Hope Summit County — Mental Health Navigation Route Summit County mental health navigation and community support route. May help users locate counseling, peer support, crisis resources, and behavioral health access in mountain communities. Confirm whether referred services can provide court-related attendance, treatment, or completion documentation.
Mental health navigation Summit County Confirm provider acceptance
Contact buildinghopesummit.org
Ask About Provider navigation • counseling route • groups • crisis • documentation
Area Summit County • Breckenridge • Frisco • Silverthorne
Regional BHASO Access for Rural and Mountain Counties Colorado BHASO routes can help uninsured and underinsured residents connect with behavioral health care and care coordination. Rural and mountain users should ask which regional provider network covers their county, whether telehealth is available, and how documentation is issued for court or supervision needs.
BHASO access Rural counties Confirm regional route
Access BHA BHASO information
Ask About County coverage • provider referral • telehealth • payment • records
Area Mountain, rural, and statewide regional access routes
OwnPath Provider Search for Rural and Telehealth Options OwnPath can help rural users search for mental health and substance use providers, including service type, location, payment route, and availability. People with court-related needs should contact the provider before enrolling to confirm provider status, documentation, and whether the service can satisfy the specific condition.
Provider search Telehealth / rural Call before enrolling
Search OwnPath care directory
Ask About Provider status • telehealth • insurance • documentation • court fit
Area Statewide / rural Colorado
Confirm-first routes DUI/DWAI, DVOMB, SOMB, MAT/OTP, Travel, Telehealth & Documentation
Mountain and Rural DUI/DWAI Provider Planning Mountain and rural users should confirm whether DUI/DWAI education or therapy can be completed locally, by live remote format, or through required travel. Confirm the exact level, track, provider status, DMV reporting, attendance rules, and certificate process before paying fees.
DUI / DWAI Rural / telehealth Confirm before paying
Access Colorado DMV route Search OwnPath
Ask About Remote format • live attendance • DMV affidavit • certificate • travel rules
Area Mountain counties • rural Colorado • statewide search
Mountain and Rural MAT / OTP Planning MAT and OTP access can be difficult in rural or mountain communities due to distance, dosing schedules, transportation, and provider availability. Confirm medication options, dosing expectations, counseling, take-home rules, travel feasibility, Medicaid or insurance, and documentation before enrolling.
MAT / OTP Transportation planning Confirm feasibility
Search SAMHSA OTP directory FindTreatment.gov
Ask About Distance • dosing • medication • counseling • attendance proof • take-home rules
Area Mountain and rural Colorado / statewide locators
Mountain and Rural DVOMB / Anger Management Planning Domestic-violence-related requirements may require a DVOMB-approved provider. In rural counties, users should confirm whether telehealth is permitted, how groups are scheduled, whether travel is required, and how progress reports and completion records are sent.
DVOMB route Rural access Confirm provider approval
Access DVOMB approved provider route
Ask About Telehealth • provider approval • group schedule • reports • completion
Area Mountain and rural Colorado / statewide approved-provider list
Mountain and Rural SOMB / Offense-Specific Treatment Planning Offense-specific treatment routes require direct confirmation with the court, supervising officer, evaluator, and approved provider. Rural users should confirm whether travel, telehealth, or a specific regional provider is required and how reports are sent to supervision or the court.
SOMB route Rural / approved provider Confirm directly
Access SOMB approved provider route
Ask About Approved status • referral • travel • telehealth • progress reports
Area Mountain and rural Colorado / statewide approved-provider list
Rural Documentation and Travel Checklist Before enrolling, rural users should ask whether the provider can document enrollment, attendance, progress, telehealth participation, travel-related issues, completion, and discharge. If travel distance creates barriers, ask the court or supervising officer whether telehealth, a closer provider, or a regional access route can be approved.
Documentation Travel planning Ask before enrolling
Confirm With Officer • court • attorney • provider • DMV/BHA route • approved-provider route
Request Enrollment proof • attendance logs • telehealth proof • certificate • progress reports
Area Mountain and rural Colorado

Provider Listing Guidance for Colorado Treatment & Behavioral Health Services

This section explains what types of Colorado treatment, counseling, recovery, evaluation, and court-related service providers may be appropriate for inclusion in the OACRA Colorado Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory. OACRA listings are informational and do not replace direct approval from the court, supervising officer, evaluator, DMV route, BHA route, approved-provider list, Medicaid plan, or referring agency.
What can be listed? Colorado Treatment, Counseling & Recovery Service Categories
Substance Use, Recovery, DUI/DWAI, MAT/OTP and Behavioral Health Providers OACRA may list providers that offer substance use treatment, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment, recovery support, DUI/DWAI education and therapy, MAT/OTP services, mental health counseling, co-occurring care, psychiatric support, crisis stabilization, peer recovery, case management, reentry counseling, and care coordination services.
SUD / recovery Mental health Confirm approval first
Provider Examples Outpatient • IOP • residential • DUI/DWAI • MAT/OTP • counseling • crisis • peer support
Helpful Details Locations • telehealth • intake route • payment • Medicaid • documentation • referral rules
Area Statewide, regional, county, city, rural, and telehealth routes
Specialized Court-Related Treatment and Evaluation Providers OACRA may list providers that offer domestic violence treatment, anger management, evaluations, assessments, offense-specific treatment routes, court-related counseling, supervision-related treatment coordination, treatment court support, reentry case management, and documentation-supporting services. For DVOMB, SOMB, DUI/DWAI, or other specialized requirements, provider status should be confirmed through the appropriate approval route.
Specialized treatment Evaluations / assessments Approval route matters
Provider Examples DV treatment • anger management • SOMB route • evaluations • assessments • treatment court support
Helpful Details Approved status • referral requirements • reports • group schedule • completion documents
Area Colorado approved-provider, regional, and telehealth routes
Telehealth and Rural Access Providers Colorado’s geography makes telehealth and rural access important. OACRA may list providers that serve rural, mountain, frontier, and underserved communities through live telehealth, hybrid care, regional clinics, mobile access, care navigation, peer support, or referral coordination. Providers should clearly state what services are offered remotely and what documentation can be issued.
Telehealth Rural access Remote acceptance varies
Provider Examples Telehealth counseling • rural SUD • hybrid IOP • crisis follow-up • regional access routes
Helpful Details Live format • attendance proof • provider license • travel requirements • accepted documentation
Area Mountain, rural, frontier, regional, and statewide telehealth coverage
Documentation What Users Should Confirm Before Enrollment
Enrollment, Attendance, Progress and Completion Records Before starting a program, users should ask whether the provider can issue enrollment confirmation, attendance records, progress reports, treatment plan updates, DUI/DWAI education or therapy records, group participation records, discharge summaries, completion certificates, and any other documents required by the court, officer, DMV route, approved-provider route, or referring agency.
Proof of enrollment Attendance / completion Ask before paying
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • evaluator • DMV route • BHA route
Request Enrollment proof • attendance logs • progress reports • discharge • completion certificate
Area All Colorado regions
Approval, Provider Status and Referral Rules Users should confirm whether the provider must be BHA-recognized, DMV/DUI-related, DVOMB-approved, SOMB-approved, Medicaid-networked, insurance-approved, court-approved, evaluator-recommended, officer-approved, or agency-referred. The safest approach is to confirm the provider and service type before enrollment, especially for DUI/DWAI, domestic violence, offense-specific treatment, treatment court, and specialized evaluations.
Provider status Referral route Approval may be required
Confirm With Court • officer • evaluator • attorney • DMV/BHA route • DVOMB/SOMB route • provider
Check Approved status • required level • track • referral • payment • reporting rules
Area Statewide and provider-specific
Payment, Medicaid, Insurance and Sliding-Scale Planning Payment rules vary by provider and service type. Users should ask whether the provider accepts Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, sliding-scale fees, grant-funded access, BHASO access routes, county-funded treatment, or other payment supports. Court-ordered treatment may still involve fees, copays, missed-appointment charges, document fees, or completion fees.
Payment planning Medicaid / insurance Ask about fees
Ask About Medicaid • insurance • self-pay • sliding scale • grant funding • county route
Also Ask Intake fee • group fee • missed visit fee • certificate fee • report fee
Area All Colorado treatment service routes
Travel, Telehealth and Schedule Conflicts Users should confirm appointment frequency, group schedule, missed-session policy, makeup rules, transportation needs, work conflicts, telehealth format, and whether remote attendance is accepted. If the closest approved provider is far away, ask the officer, court, evaluator, or provider whether a closer or remote option can be approved.
Travel planning Telehealth Get approval first
Confirm With Provider • officer • court • attorney • evaluator • approved-provider route
Check Schedule • makeup rules • telehealth proof • travel burden • remote approval
Area Urban, rural, mountain, and statewide telehealth routes

Provider note: If your Colorado organization offers treatment, counseling, recovery, DUI/DWAI education or therapy, MAT/OTP services, domestic violence treatment, offense-specific treatment, evaluations, crisis support, reentry care coordination, telehealth, or documentation-supporting services, you may request an OACRA listing update or submit provider information through the listing request form.

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Important disclaimer Independent Directory / Confirm Requirements First
Use this directory as a starting point, not as approval. OACRA is an independent resource infrastructure platform. OACRA does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, DMV, Medicaid, insurance, supervision, case-management, or provider-approval advice. OACRA does not determine whether any provider, treatment program, class, evaluation, DUI/DWAI education or therapy program, MAT/OTP service, mental health service, substance use service, domestic violence treatment provider, offense-specific treatment provider, telehealth appointment, crisis service, support group, certificate, attendance record, or completion document satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, DMV requirement, Behavioral Health Administration route, approved-provider requirement, evaluator recommendation, Medicaid or insurance requirement, supervision instruction, or agency referral. Always confirm approval, documentation, attendance, payment, reporting, completion, telehealth, travel, provider status, and referral requirements with the appropriate court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, provider, DMV route, BHA route, DVOMB/SOMB route, Medicaid plan, insurance plan, county or regional behavioral health access route, or referring agency before enrolling.
Independent resource Confirm directly Not legal or clinical advice
Best Practice Confirm in writing before enrolling whenever possible.
Keep Records Save emails, referrals, attendance sheets, payment receipts, and completion documents.
Applies To All Colorado regions and all listed service categories.
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