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Colorado’s new Behavioral Health Administration shut down part of the Western Slope’s only psychiatric hospital on Wednesday in response to complaints about the quality and safety of the care it gives teenagers and kids as...

Mind Springs saw a decline in both the number of patients it served and the number of services those patients received in Routt County during the last fiscal year, but that wasn’t because there was...

When Mind Springs Health announced it had chosen a new CEO, officials in Summit County were hesitant to become too hopeful.  Two Summit County elected officials — County Commissioner Tamara Pogue and Summit County Sheriff...

Mind Springs has hired a new CEO to replace interim CEO and previous chief financial officer of Mind Springs, Doug Pattison. Pattison took over after CEO Sharon Raggio stepped down in January. The Mind Springs...

Whistleblowers say they falsified patient records at West Slope mental health center State regulators have overlooked what former Mind Springs workers A troubled Western Slope mental health care center falsified assessments of its patients’ conditions for at least nine years in an effort to make its treatment programs seem more effective and secure funding from the state, whistleblowers say.

Garfield County’s “viral load” is ticking up as COVID-19 Omicron variant No. 5 cases increase alongside a late-blooming influenza and cold season, Public Health Director Joshua Williams said.

A troubled Western Slope mental health care center falsified assessments of its patients’ conditions for at least nine years in an effort to make its treatment programs seem more effective

Garfield County’s “viral load” is ticking up as COVID-19 Omicron variant No. 5 cases increase alongside a late-blooming influenza and cold season, Public Health Director Joshua Williams said.

A troubled Western Slope mental health care center that services the Roaring Fork Valley falsified assessments of its patients’ conditions for at least nine years in an effort to make its treatment programs seem more effective and secure funding from the state, whistleblowers say of Mind Springs.

State regulators in Colorado have reportedly overlooked what former Mind Springs workers describe as a long pattern of fraud.