Online directory of behavioral health providers and services called OwnPath launches in Colorado

The Colorado Behavioral Health Administration has launched a new care directory called OwnPath, providing an accessible, transparent experience for all people in Colorado seeking behavioral health care and services. 

The directory is available at https://ownpath.co/.

Recognizing that we are all striving for well-being, OwnPath provides individuals with a resource to begin their own path to wellness, no matter where in the journey they are. 

The searchable online directory allows people to find behavioral health providers licensed by the BHA and to search for specific services or use a guided search to identify providers or resources that best meet their needs. Searches can be narrowed by criteria such as location, days of operation, language support, payment types accepted and more. 

“The concept of OwnPath is new to the state of Colorado and should tremendously improve access to care. This is the BHA’s first step in building a reimagined behavioral health system,” said BHA Commissioner Dr. Morgan Medlock. 

“OwnPath is a new resource for Coloradans to further provide people with access to behavioral health services when they need them most. We are committed to expanding affordable mental health resources in our state to save people money and make sure every Coloradan has the opportunity to thrive,” said Gov. Jared Polis. “I commend Dr. Medlock and behavioral health workers for their dedication and commitment to improving the lives of our neighbors, friends and family members.”

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