Committed to Colorado Communities
At Rocky Mountain Health Plans, we believe everyone deserves access to the care and resources they need to flourish. Through collaborative efforts with members, providers, advocates, community organizations, and local and state leadership, we’re working to promote equitable health for all Coloradans.

Serving Coloradans for 50+ Years
Rocky Mountain Health Plans is committed to bettering the health outcomes and livelihoods of all Coloradans. We do this by fostering relationships with county and state leaders, by working with providers and organizations in our local communities, and by elevating our members’ voices to identify and deliver the resources they need and deserve.
Learn MorePrograms & Services
We work with state and community organizations to offer programs and services that connect you to the right care and resources for your whole-person health and wellness needs.
Behavioral Health Administrative Service Organization (BHASO)
We can help you find mental health and substance use disorder care.
Find SupportCase Management Agency (CMA)
We can provide help with Long-Term Services & Supports, including HCBS waivers.
Get HelpRegional Accountable Entity (RAE, or regional organization)
We connect members with Health First Colorado (Medicaid) in Region 1 to care and community resources.
Learn MoreYour Voice Matters
Our advisory councils and committees bring members and communities together to improve Medicaid and CHP+ programs, case management, and behavioral health services in Colorado. Learn how your perspective can help shape better care across the regions we serve.
Explore Our Councils

Building Healthier Communities, Together
Through state and local collaborations, community investments, and transformative payment models, we’re working to close care gaps and build healthier communities for all Coloradans. Discover who we work with, explore their stories and the testimonies of those they serve, and see the impact we’re making across Colorado.
Learn MoreFeatured Stories

Shifting the Paradigm of Healthcare
“He did save my life. I would have never went in for any of it if it wasn’t for him.”

