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The Colorado Opioid Abatement Council has awarded $11 million to 24 organizations and local governments, including the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration. The BHA will use the funds for crisis system modernization and work in collaboration with Rocky Mountain Health Plans and Signal Behavioral Health Network to medically manage substance use withdrawal and provide medications for opioid use disorder.

The Master of Social Work program at Colorado Mesa University has earned official accreditation status from the Board of Accreditation of the CSWE. In 2024, Rocky Mountain Health Plans matched the City of Grand Junction's $500,000 investment to support an innovative student loan repayment initiative that makes graduate education more accessible and encourages CMU students to stay local following graduation.

As healthcare costs continue to increase and patients demand more from their insurance coverage, there’s rising pressure to provide higher-quality care more efficiently than ever before. Patrick Gordon, CEO of Rocky Mountain Health Plans, discusses how health information exchanges are uniquely positioned to help payers meet CMS’s 2026 compliance goals by securely connecting providers, payers, and community resources to improve quality and lower costs.

The Northwest Colorado Center for Independence is expanding its mission at Loudy-Simpson Park in Moffat County. The support of Rocky Mountain Health Plans helped the NWCCI purchase new adaptive hockey equipment designed to make skating accessible for people with a wide range of disabilities.