Mind Springs Health has appeared in the news frequently recently, following the release of a tri-agency audit conducted by the State of Colorado. All three agencies’ efforts are the result of nearly four months of thorough investigation and collaboration with state agencies, community stakeholders, and Mind Springs Health’s current employees and practitioners.
While the results of the reports show some areas of improvement remain, they also confirm what we’ve known — Mind Springs Health is on the right track.
Since March of 2020, Mind Springs Health has transformed its delivery of medicine and quality of care to residents across Colorado—all while confronting and adapting to the needs of a worldwide pandemic.
Working in tandem with state agencies and other community partners, we’ve focused on expanding and improving the delivery of psychiatric and mental health care services to indigent residents and state or federally funded clients. We’ve re-crafted provider policies and implemented new oversight and peer review processes to ensure every client receives high quality care.
Our progress and improvement hasn’t gone unnoticed either; both were recently recognized by The Denver Post and by the executive director of Colorado’s Department of Health Care Policy & Financing, Kim Bimestefer, who oversees one of the three state agencies responsible for auditing Mind Springs Health.
Despite our growth, we recognize some challenges remain. A recent article published by the...
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