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Telepsychiatry Across Colorado

Integrative, cash-pay psychiatric care for communities throughout Colorado.

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Doctoral-level psychiatry, statewide

Willow & Stone provides integrative telehealth psychiatry to patients across Colorado — from major metros to communities with few local providers. Choose your city below to learn about care in your area, or book a consultation today.

Colorado Communities We Serve

Major Metros

Denver715,000+ residentsColorado Springs490,000+ residentsAurora395,000+ residentsFort Collins170,000+ residentsBoulder105,000+ residentsPueblo112,000+ residents

Mid-Size Cities

Lakewood155,000+ residentsThornton145,000+ residentsArvada125,000+ residentsWestminster115,000+ residentsCentennial110,000+ residentsGreeley110,000+ residentsLongmont100,000+ residentsLoveland78,000+ residentsGrand Junction68,000+ residentsCastle Rock80,000+ residentsDurango20,000+ residentsSteamboat Springs13,000+ residents

Why telehealth fits Colorado

Colorado's psychiatric capacity sits almost entirely along the Front Range, and everything west of it is separated from that capacity by mountains. For a patient in Grand Junction, Durango, or Steamboat Springs, a Denver specialist is not a long drive — it is a mountain pass, a forecast, and usually a night in a hotel, and in winter it is a trip that can be cancelled by weather on the morning it is due. The Eastern Plains have the same problem without the scenery. Video visits make a specialist's caseload reachable from anywhere in the state, which is the only way the follow-up appointments that determine whether treatment works actually get kept.

Altitude, sleep, and mood

Altitude is a clinical fact in Colorado rather than a scenic one. Sleep is measurably lighter and more broken at elevation, particularly in the first weeks after a move, and broken sleep drives low mood, irritability, and difficulty concentrating on its own. For patients who have recently arrived from sea level — a large share of this state — separating an adjustment from a primary mood or attention disorder is one of the first things worth getting right, because the treatments are not the same.

Appointments in your time zone

Willow & Stone keeps Central Time hours — Sunday through Thursday, 10AM to 6PM CT — and Mountain Time runs one hour behind that all year, since both zones change clocks on the same dates. In practice the schedule opens at 9AM and closes at 5PM Colorado time. Confirm your slot in Mountain Time when you book so nothing is lost in the conversion.

Also Available Throughout Colorado

These services are delivered by secure telehealth to patients anywhere in Colorado, not tied to a particular city.

TelepsychiatrySecure online psychiatric care from home.GeneSight Genetic TestingPharmacogenomic testing to guide medication choices.Integrative PsychiatryWhole-person, root-cause psychiatric evaluation.

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Arapahoe County  ·  Larimer County  ·  Boulder County  ·  Jefferson County  ·  Adams County

Reading for Colorado Patients

Security Clearances and Mental Health Treatment: What Is Actually AskedFear of losing a clearance keeps many people in defence, laboratory, and military work from seeking psychiatric care.Altitude, Sleep, and Mood: A Colorado GuideSleep is lighter and more broken at elevation, and broken sleep looks a great deal like depression and ADHD.Getting Psychiatric Care on Colorado’s Western SlopeColorado’s psychiatric capacity sits on the Front Range, and a mountain pass separates most of the state from it.

Cash-Pay Care in Colorado

Care for Colorado patients is cash-pay. You pay a clear, published fee directly, which means no prior authorizations, no referral requirements, and no surprise bill weeks later. We provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement, and we're happy to go over current rates with you before you book.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Willow & Stone serve all of Colorado?

Yes. Dr. Stacey Forbes, DNP, PMHNP-BC, provides telehealth psychiatric care to patients located anywhere in Colorado.

What if there's no psychiatrist in my town?

Telepsychiatry reaches every community in Colorado. As long as you're located in the state for your visit, you're eligible.

Do you take insurance in Colorado?

Care for Colorado patients is cash-pay. You pay a clear, published fee at the time of your visit and we provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement — there are no prior authorizations or referrals to wait on.

Your healing begins with a conversation.

Start with a cash-pay telehealth consultation — no insurance, no prior authorizations, no waitlists.

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