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Update for Pagosa Springs
Pagosa Springs Integrated Healthcare will be open November 3rd for all services. Pagosa Springs Urgent Care will remain closed due to flooding.
If you need urgent care services, please come to Pagosa Springs Integrated Healthcare at 52 Village Drive.
If you need support or have questions about your Pagosa Springs appointment or medications, please call 970-264-2104.
If flooding is affecting your ability to get to an upcoming appointment at any Axis location, please call your clinic to discuss switching to a virtual visit.
Thank you for your patience as our teams continue to respond to flooding in the region. Please follow local evacuation instructions and avoid flooded or closed roads.

Dr. Aaron Montaño, MD, is a psychiatrist at Cortez Integrated Healthcare.

Dr. Aaron Montaño, MD

About Dr. Aaron Montaño, MD

Dr. Aaron Montaño, MD, is a psychiatrist at Axis Health System. He attended Colorado University School of Medicine and completed his psychiatric residency at CU. He sees patients ages 16 and older.

Dr. Montaño has been treating patients since 2015 and completed his residency in 2020. He uses a number of approaches, depending on the needs and wants of the person he is working with. He is most comfortable working within a relational framework, with behavioral interventions or CBT when needed. He can provide medications for a range of mental health problems, including Suboxone (medication-assisted treatment) and other medications for addiction.

Dr. Montaño grew up in Cortez and returned to practice in 2020. He participated in the CU Rural Track (rural medicine) and the Psychotherapy Scholars Track.

“My patients can expect me to approach them as a person first, then use my experience and training to make the best recommendations I can, consistent with their values and goals. Some of my best work comes in the process of maintaining a treatment relationship through difficult events and interactions; my patients can expect me to continue working with them as long as we can safely do so, with a goal of improving their lives and relationships outside of treatment.”

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