AspenRidge Recovery Opens Mental Health Clinic in Denver's Lowry
AspenRidge Recovery has launched a new mental health facility in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood, breaking from its traditional model to treat patients without requiring a history of substance abuse. The clinic addresses a critical gap in Colorado, where rising demand for psychiatric care frequently outpaces the capacity of existing providers.
The expansion marks a shift for the organization, which now accepts patients struggling with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and PTSD regardless of addiction status. Chief Clinical Officer Michael Damioli, who spearheaded the project, noted that the clinic fills an urgent need for accessible, high-quality psychiatric care in a system currently strained by shrinking resources and service cuts. According to the Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council, nearly two-thirds of state behavioral health organizations have been forced to freeze hiring or reduce services this year.
Located at 130 N. Rampart Way, the center offers day treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and traditional therapy. By embedding medical providers alongside licensed therapists and peer support specialists, the facility aims to provide comprehensive care. The clinic accepts Colorado Medicaid and most major commercial insurance plans, including Anthem, Cigna, and Kaiser Permanente. Staffers conduct intake assessments on the day of inquiry, with the goal of initiating treatment within 48 hours.
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