HealthWorks

HealthWorks offers an Outpatient Program for individuals navigating mental and behavioral health challenges, situated within a full-service primary care clinic in Cheyenne. This structure means that someone in recovery has access not only to behavioral health treatment but also to coordinated medical care and pharmacy services — all in one location on East Fox Farm Road.

For people in longer-term recovery who need consistent outpatient support without stepping away from work, family, or community, HealthWorks provides weekday appointments from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The outpatient model keeps people rooted in their daily lives while maintaining the clinical structure that sustained recovery requires.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy forms the clinical core of HealthWorks' behavioral health programming. CBT equips people with practical tools for recognizing and reshaping the thought and behavior patterns that contribute to mental health and substance-related challenges — skills that remain useful long after formal treatment ends.

Because HealthWorks integrates behavioral health within a broader primary care setting, the clinical team can address co-occurring physical health needs alongside mental and behavioral health treatment. This matters for people in recovery, whose overall health often requires attention beyond the behavioral dimension alone.

Financial barriers are among the most common reasons people delay or discontinue outpatient treatment. HealthWorks accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, and self-pay to serve as broad a range of patients as possible. For those who qualify, a sliding scale fee structure adjusts the cost of care based on income, keeping treatment within reach for patients who might otherwise go without.

This commitment to affordability reflects the clinic's role as a community-oriented outpatient provider in Cheyenne — one that recognizes recovery is a long-term process and that cost should not cut that process short.

HealthWorks explicitly serves Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals — a population that is frequently underserved by mainstream outpatient programs. This focus on accessibility extends to the clinic's mobile unit, which brings HealthWorks services directly into the community rather than requiring patients to come to a fixed location.

Whether someone is managing a behavioral health condition alongside recovery, navigating the outpatient system for the first time, or looking for a long-term clinical home in Cheyenne, HealthWorks offers an integrated, community-embedded option that goes beyond the typical outpatient clinic model.