Providing Exceptional Health Care Services
to the Communities of Southeastern Colorado
As a healthcare provider, we are recognized as a critical business, allowing us to stay open and care for our community. We continue taking precautions to keep everyone safe, including health screenings for staff and clients, required masking, and physical distancing. We hope to see you soon!
We are now accepting walk-ins during regular open intake hours at our La Junta, Lamar, Rocky Ford, Eads, and Springfield offices. We still welcome calls if preferred, walk-ins and calls are both subject to first come first served basis and some walk-ins may be via phone to another office.
Questions? Call our front desk at 800-511-5446 for help.
Rocky Ford:
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The town of Rocky Ford began in 1871 by G.W. Swink and Asa Russell. It earned its name when Kit Carson came to a shallow crossing in the Arkansas River.
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Known as the Melon Capitol, melons have always been a staple of Rocky Ford. In 1878, G.W. established the tradition of Watermelon Day. A tradition that still goes strong every summer during the Arkansas Valley Fair, which is the oldest continuous fair in the state.
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With over 300 days of sunshine a year, you can get outside and play a round of golf, enjoy picnics or take advantage of the playground and fitness trail at Play Park Hill, cool off at the public swimming pool and enjoy baseball at Babcock Park. You can also enjoy the Rocky Ford Balloon Festival and annual Rocky Mountain Mennonite Relief Sale in the fall.
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Rocky Ford also has a movie theater, public library and museum.
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Rocky Ford Chamber of Commerce website.
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City of Rocky Ford website.
