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Virtual Colorado IOP · Coming soon
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Rocky Mountain Clinical is developing a fully virtual intensive outpatient program for adults in Colorado navigating substance use and co-occurring mental health needs.
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Respect
Every person deserves to be met with dignity, honesty, and genuine regard.
Connection
Change becomes more possible when people feel known, supported, and accountable.
The program
Virtual IOP for Colorado
A steady place to do meaningful work.
Intensive outpatient care offers more structure than weekly therapy while allowing people to remain connected to work, family, housing, and daily life. Our planned program combines consistent group support, practical skills, and individualized clinical attention in an accessible virtual setting.
Planned virtual schedule
Morning & evening IOP groupsMorning9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Evening6:00–9:00 p.m.
What we’ll work on
Skills for recovery.
Space for real life.
A thoughtful curriculum designed to help clients understand patterns, practice new responses, and build a life that supports lasting recovery.
- 01Relapse prevention
- 02Emotional regulation
- 03Triggers & cravings
- 04Relationships & boundaries
- 05Recovery planning
- 06Values & identity
About us
Built with intention
Clinical care can be both excellent and deeply human.
Founder & Owner
Rosalee Harris, MS, LPC
Rosalee brings extensive experience across residential treatment, rehabilitation, outpatient care, and intensive outpatient programming. Her work includes leading IOP groups, conducting biopsychosocial and ASAM assessments, and developing individualized treatment plans. She founded Rocky Mountain Clinical with a practical understanding of the behavioral health system and strong relationships with community providers and referral partners.
“Dignity, consistency, and meaningful connection aren’t extras. They are the foundation.”
For referral partners
Good care depends on good communication.
We welcome early connections with sober-living and transitional-housing programs, peer coaches, case managers, courts, and community providers supporting adults in Colorado.
Connect as a referral partnerAdmission will depend on assessment, clinical appropriateness, eligibility, and program availability.Good to know
Frequently asked
Questions, answered clearly.
Who will the virtual IOP serve?
The planned program is for adults physically located in Colorado who may benefit from structured support for substance use and co-occurring mental health needs. An individualized assessment will determine whether virtual IOP is appropriate.
Is the program accepting clients now?
Not yet. Rocky Mountain Clinical is developing the program and completing the required operational, licensing, and contracting steps.
Will the program accept Medicaid?
Rocky Mountain Clinical plans to accept Health First Colorado (Medicaid) once the required enrollment and managed-care contracting are active. Coverage will depend on the client’s eligibility, clinical need, any applicable authorization requirements, and active contracts at the time services begin.
Can the program fulfill court, probation, sober-living, or other treatment requirements?
When virtual IOP is clinically appropriate, the program may be able to fulfill documented treatment-participation requirements and coordinate with referral sources when the client provides written authorization. Specific requirements should be confirmed in advance. Admission will depend on assessment, eligibility, authorization, and program availability.
What will clients need for virtual groups?
Clients will need to be in Colorado during services, use a private setting, and have reliable internet plus a device with video and audio.
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Interested in what we’re building?
Reach out for future program updates or to begin a referral-partner conversation.