Resources and Help
Contact your local BHASO
(Behavioral Health Administrative Services Organization)
Colorado is divided into four BHASO regions, each with different counties and unique local needs. Each Regional Council will serve one of these areas. View the BHASO regional map and see which region your county is in.
Region 1
Rocky Mountain Health Plan
Contact RMHP Care Access Team
Call: 855-830-1562 (M-F 8 am – 5 pm)
Email: bhaso.carecoordination@uhc.com
A Care Coordinator can help you connect with resources, services and treatment options, or connect you with information so services are covered and affordable.
Concerns About Care?
If you have a complaint or concerns, email bhaso.quality@uhc.com or call RMHP at 855-830-1562.
Regions 2, 3 and 4
Signal Behavioral Health
Contact Signal's Care Access Team
Call: 888-607-4462 (M-F 8 am – 5 pm)
Email: findcare@signalbhn.org
Or send the care access team a message via this Contact Form and a team member will get in touch with you either by phone or email.
Concerns About Care?
If you have complaints or concerns, fill out this Complaint Form or call Signal at 720-279-8700.
Colorado LIFTS (Linking Individuals and Families to Services)
connects Coloradans with mental health, substance use, and crisis support. It's a statewide network that helps people get care - especially those who don't have insurance or have enough coverage.
How do I share what I know with my loved one's providers?
A mental health history can build a powerful written case for mental health treatment. A written case will help the treatment team provide better care for your loved one when they are admitted into a facility. A list of acute episodes, diagnoses, and hospitalizations is the most critical information to share.
A mental health history can also include information about medications that do or don’t work, adverse reactions, and treatment preferences. If possible, build this form with your loved one at a time when they are doing well. The mental health history might be a companion document with a psychiatric advance directive (PAD), which is a place for someone with a mental illness to provide more detail about their preferences if their condition worsens.
This form for building a mental health history can be filled out electronically. The form can also be printed and filled out by hand. Click here for Link.