
Online Therapy for Denver Residents
Video therapy for Denver residents with Aetna, Cigna or UnitedHealthcare/Optum, or as a self-pay client. Telehealth only.

Video therapy for Denver residents with Aetna, Cigna or UnitedHealthcare/Optum, or as a self-pay client. Telehealth only.
Rocky Mountain Thrive has no physical location in Denver. We work only through secure video, which means you can have a session from a downtown apartment, a spare room on the edge of the county or a quiet corner at work, anywhere in Colorado that is private.
We are in-network with Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum. Self-pay is possible as well. Health First Colorado (Medicaid) works differently here, and the section below explains how.
Skip downtown parking and the interstate. Sessions are by video only.
In-network with Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum after a benefits check.
Denver's Medicaid region is not one we are in-network with. See details below.
Denver has employers of every size, so plan types range from large self-funded programs to small-group policies. We are an in-network provider with Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum. Before your first session we verify your specific plan, check telehealth benefits and share the copay or coinsurance you can expect.
If your plan is not one of those three, or you would rather not use insurance, the Fees & Insurance page explains private pay, Good Faith Estimates and out-of-network superbills.
Denver sits in Region 4 of the Health First Colorado system, alongside Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas counties. According to the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, the regional organizations there are Colorado Access and DHMP Elevate Medicaid Choice. We are not in-network with either.
Our Medicaid contracts are with Rocky Mountain Health Plans (Region 1) and Northeast Health Partners (Region 2). For help finding a Medicaid therapist in Denver, call Health First Colorado Enrollment at 1-888-367-6557.
Traffic on I-25 and I-70, parking near a clinic and the cost of time between meetings add up quickly. A video session removes that overhead, and it keeps working when you travel for a few days inside Colorado.
People in Denver often start with anxiety therapy, couples therapy or life transitions therapy. We also see teens ages 13 to 17, and you can see our clinician profiles to find someone whose focus matches yours.
The online intake is where you share your plan details, preferred times and any clinician preferences. We verify your benefits, estimate your cost and confirm a time, typically within 24 to 48 hours. Intake documents are due two days ahead of your first session.
Denver clients often ask about copays before anything else. We share an estimate once we know your plan, and self-pay clients receive a written Good Faith Estimate. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead to avoid a fee, and keep a card on file as we require for every client.
If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988. Rocky Mountain Thrive is not an emergency service.
WellPower is the community mental health center for Denver, and Denver Human Services can help residents apply for public benefits. Neither replaces the other, and online therapy with us can complement both.
Complete the online intake and we will verify your benefits.
Please review our financial policies carefully before your first appointment
We require all insurance information (both primary and secondary) to be uploaded as part of your appointment request. We verify benefits before confirming scheduling to ensure we accurately understand your coverage and can match you with the best-fit therapist for your needs.
We do require a credit card on file for all clients. The requirement is in case your insurance lapses we have a means to charge for the session. For commercial plans, we will charge the card on file if you have a co-pay.
Appointments canceled within 24 hours or missed without notice will incur the full session fee. More than two late cancellations or no-shows within a six-month period may result in termination of care, as consistent attendance is essential for providing ethical and medically necessary treatment.