Rocky Mountain Human Services

Rocky Mountain Human Services Rocky Mountain Human Services is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that assists approximately 17,000 people across Colorado.

RMHS is a nonprofit organization that offers person-centered case management and direct services to improve the health, self-sufficiency, and overall quality of life for children, adults, and veterans in Colorado. Currently, we have the privilege of serving:

- Children with developmental delays and disabilities
- Adults with cognitive and intellectual disabilities
- Veterans in need of employment assistance or who are homeless or in jeopardy of losing their homes

From fashion show runways to cooking channels to Ironman finish lines to global advocacy stages, individuals with Down s...
05/29/2026

From fashion show runways to cooking channels to Ironman finish lines to global advocacy stages, individuals with Down syndrome are building platforms, breaking barriers, and showing the world what is possible.

Head to our blog in the comments to learn more about creators who are shaping conversations across industries and how you can follow along.

Ready to get outside this summer? The RMHS Summer Resource Guide has a full list of accessible trails and parks waiting ...
05/27/2026

Ready to get outside this summer? The RMHS Summer Resource Guide has a full list of accessible trails and parks waiting to be explored.

View the full guide by clicking the link in the comments.

Meet the RMHS Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)! RMHS is fortunate to have a team of incredible SLPs who work in our E...
05/26/2026

Meet the RMHS Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)! RMHS is fortunate to have a team of incredible SLPs who work in our Early Intervention programs. In addition to working directly with families, they offer classes each month to support families in helping children develop language skills, including ‘Introduction to Signs in Daily Routines’ and ‘Language Development Strategies.’

Sleep challenges are common for children and teenagers with autism. Adam Ovadia, Medical Director of the Denver START Pr...
05/23/2026

Sleep challenges are common for children and teenagers with autism.

Adam Ovadia, Medical Director of the Denver START Program, shared simple, supportive strategies that can help improve rest for both children and their families.
To learn more and read our full blog on this topic, visit the link in the comments.

Colorado’s long-term services and supports system is complex, shaped by laws, policies, funding, and many organizations....
05/23/2026

Colorado’s long-term services and supports system is complex, shaped by laws, policies, funding, and many organizations.

In our new blog series, Amy Bercerra, RMHS Chief Strategy Officer, breaks down how the system works and how RMHS helps individuals and families navigate it.
The first two blogs in the series cover who makes decisions and how long-term services evolved in Colorado.

Read the blogs by clicking the link in the comments.

Harley Carson is a Team Lead in the RMHS Family Support Services Program. She understands that accessing long-term servi...
05/21/2026

Harley Carson is a Team Lead in the RMHS Family Support Services Program. She understands that accessing long-term services and supports can be a long and sometimes confusing journey for families. Harley loves providing guidance to families, including advocacy resources and education on where to find the right services for them.

We are thankful for the passion and dedication Harley brings to her work each day!

If you want to help people across Colorado access the supports and services that are right for them, view open positions at RMHS by visiting the link in the comments.

Sleep plays a critical role in behavior and mental health—especially for individuals with intellectual and developmental...
05/19/2026

Sleep plays a critical role in behavior and mental health—especially for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Poor sleep can often show up as aggression, anxiety, or inattention during the day, and medication alone rarely resolves these challenges without supportive routines and environments.
Join us for this month’s Denver START Clinical Education Training (CET), where we’ll explore the connection between sleep, behavior, and mental health.

Clinicians, nurses, direct support professionals, behavior specialists, and residential staff are invited to learn how to assess sleep concerns, identify contributing factors, and implement practical, prevention-focused strategies.

Register using the links in the comments.

One of the important roles RMHS case managers fill is helping older adults and individuals with long-term care needs in ...
05/16/2026

One of the important roles RMHS case managers fill is helping older adults and individuals with long-term care needs in our community access the supports they rely on.

Called Non-I/DD Case Managers, these team members serve as the primary point of contact for members receiving long-term services, verifying eligibility, coordinating providers, and responding to complex needs with care and professionalism.

If you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and want to make a real impact every day, learn more and apply using the link in the comments.

Through the RMHS Denver Mill Levy Program, organizations can access funding to support programs that expand access and m...
05/15/2026

Through the RMHS Denver Mill Levy Program, organizations can access funding to support programs that expand access and meet unmet needs for Denver residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).

Applications are now being accepted on a rolling basis.

Learn more by clicking the link in the comments below.

RMHS Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) work with young children every day through our Early Intervention program. Sinc...
05/13/2026

RMHS Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) work with young children every day through our Early Intervention program. Since May is National Speech-Language-Hearing month, we asked one of our SLPs, Leah Martin, to share a few ideas about how families can support language development at home.

To learn more about the development supports RMHS offers, visit the link in the comments.

Address

9900 E Iliff Avenue
Denver, CO
80231

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13036365600

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