
Online Therapy for Windsor Residents
Video therapy for Windsor, a town in both Weld and Larimer counties, with Region 2 Health First Colorado coverage and major commercial plans.

Video therapy for Windsor, a town in both Weld and Larimer counties, with Region 2 Health First Colorado coverage and major commercial plans.
Weld and Larimer are both in Region 2, served by Northeast Health Partners.
No visit to Windsor needed; sessions run over secure video.
Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum after verification.
Rocky Mountain Thrive is a telehealth-only practice with no physical location in Windsor. You connect over a secure video link from a private space in Colorado, and we handle intake paperwork and benefits checks online.
Windsor straddles Weld and Larimer counties, and both are in Region 2 of Health First Colorado, where we are in-network with Northeast Health Partners. Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum are accepted too.
The town limits of Windsor cross the Weld and Larimer county line, which could make Medicaid sound complicated. It is not: after the July 2025 change, both counties belong to Region 2, managed by Northeast Health Partners (NHP).
Where it matters is your primary care provider. A RAE is assigned by that provider's location, and a clinic in Fort Collins, Greeley or Windsor itself points to the same region. We are in-network with NHP, covered outpatient therapy is generally free to members, and no referral is required. Read the Northeast Health Partners page for a county list.
Residents who work in Fort Collins, Greeley or the Denver area often have employer coverage. We can bill Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare/Optum, and we share your estimated cost ahead of time.
Our Fees & Insurance page lists the self-pay and out-of-network steps for anyone not using an in-network plan.
Windsor is a growing town between Fort Collins and Greeley, and many residents spend part of the day on state highways or I-25. Evenings and weekends can feel full, and a therapist across town is one more errand. Video sessions let you keep an appointment without adding to the drive.
Parents in Windsor often look into teen therapy for a high schooler, couples therapy for themselves or divorce and separation therapy during a rough patch. You can compare clinicians by age group and focus.
Use the online intake to share your details and upload your card. Our staff checks your benefits and responds within a day or two. You will finish a short set of intake documents two days before the first meeting.
Families in Windsor often fit therapy around school schedules and sports, so list a few possible times rather than one. If a session has to move, let us know more than 24 hours ahead to avoid a late-cancellation fee. That fee does not apply to Medicaid members. If others are home, choose a closed room where you will not be overheard.
If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988. We are not a crisis service.
North Range Behavioral Health serves Weld County and SummitStone Health Partners serves Larimer County, so Windsor residents may be connected to either, along with county human services departments. Online therapy with us can run beside those community programs.
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 (even if you have Medicaid). The requirement is in case your insurance lapses we have a means to charge for the session. No charges are otherwise allowed for Medicaid. 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 (we do not charge a fee for Medicaid clients). 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.