Boulder peers share their inspiring stories of recovery and how they bring their own experience to the table when they work with patients.

It’s an honor for Boulder’s growth to be recognized by Inc. Here is how we got here, why our growth matters, and what it means for the future.

Boulder Care, a telehealth organization providing comprehensive care for substance use disorders rooted in empathy and unconditional support, is proud to announce the launch of the Pop-In Clinic, a virtual, on-demand way for patients to access care.

The disparities faced by the LGBTQ+ community in addiction treatment demand our attention. Understanding the specific challenges and consequences is crucial for promoting inclusivity and improving outcomes. It is our collective responsibility in the medical field to address these disparities through increased support, research, and advocacy.

I’ve been a nurse in Ohio for three decades and, for the past ten years, I’ve been focused on Opioid Use Disorder patients. I have never seen a more effective model than the collaborative, whole-patient approach at Boulder Care.

Boulder's in-house writer, Michael, who also works in TV and film, explains how Hollywood's obsession with sad stories has created a distorted view of patients with substance use disorder.

Alyson Smith, Boulder Care’s Medical Director, shares how rewarding working with SUD patients has been for her and how urgent the need is for more clinicians to do the same.