OUR MISSION

In this clinic I specialize in pain and addiction medicine.

For the last seven years I worked at University of Colorado Hospital at the Hematology/Oncology/BMT division where I treated patients’ with chronic pain. I completed an internship at CU pain and spine division and was managing chronic pain in patients living with sickle cell disease. In order to stay up to day in all aspects of family medicine, I share my time between this clinic and a family practice clinic in Aurora, CO.

Personally I strongly believe that my mission is not to heal but to empower my patients to heal themselves.

My professional interests include practicing holistic medicine, improving patients’ quality of life by effective communication, writing individualized and personalized treatment plans for chronic pain, and substance use disorder through up-to-date evidence based protocols and conservative methods. I believe in incorporating patients’ emotional, physical, spiritual, and cultural beliefs into treatment for a productive outcome.

I obtained my bachelor of science degree at Grand View University in Des Moines, IA; my Master of Medical Science from Graceland University in Independence, MO.

I can fluently speak English, Ukrainian, Russian and Polish languages. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and my husband and two children. I also enjoy reading, hiking, watching a good Broadway Musical and traveling.

A graduate of the University of Washington-Seattle – Northwest Community Health Leadership Institute 2008, University of Wisconsin-Madison Physician Assistant Program in 2000 and Nutritional Sciences Degree in 1994.   Mr. Davis leverages over 20 years of comprehensive primary care, pain management, and substance use disorder care through patient collaborative experience.

Ken works closely with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in Boston, towards continuous quality improvement processes, and served as an IHI coaching fellow for the IHI Leadership and Organizing for Change program.  In 2014, he was recognized by the Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved as Non-Physician Provider of the Year. As co-founder of the Yampa Valley Rx Task Force community coalition in 2016, and as Executive Director of the Health Partnership Serving Northwest CO in 2017, he gained expertise in regional community coalition building to address the epidemic of opioid abuse and addiction and led efforts that significantly reduced regional overdose-related deaths.

In 2018, he developed extensive knowledge of treating substance use disorder and co-occurring disorders with work at the Foundry residential treatment program as associate medical director.  He served on the Colorado Medicine Assisted Therapy Advisory Committee, the Steering Committee for Mountain Plains Community Network, Routt County Grand Futures Board, and served on the board for Reach Out and Read Colorado.

In this clinic I specialize in pain and addiction medicine.

For the last seven years I worked at University of Colorado Hospital at the Hematology/Oncology/BMT division where I treated patients’ with chronic pain. I completed an internship at CU pain and spine division and was managing chronic pain in patients living with sickle cell disease. In order to stay up to day in all aspects of family medicine, I share my time between this clinic and a family practice clinic in Aurora, CO.

Personally I strongly believe that my mission is not to heal but to empower my patients to heal themselves.

My professional interests include practicing holistic medicine, improving patients’ quality of life by effective communication, writing individualized and personalized treatment plans for chronic pain, and substance use disorder through up-to-date evidence based protocols and conservative methods. I believe in incorporating patients’ emotional, physical, spiritual, and cultural beliefs into treatment for a productive outcome.

I obtained my bachelor of science degree at Grand View University in Des Moines, IA; my Master of Medical Science from Graceland University in Independence, MO.

I can fluently speak English, Ukrainian, Russian and Polish languages. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and my husband and two children. I also enjoy reading, hiking, watching a good Broadway Musical and traveling.

Dana has been practicing in the field of substance use for 5 years. She is a Routt County Native but moved to the Front Range to Pursue her Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services with a focus in Rehabilitation at the University of Northern Colorado Dana has been working as a Certification of Addiction Counselor I since 2015 in various levels of care such as detox, residential, and Intensive Outpatient in the Denver Metro area. She recently obtained her Certification of Addiction Counselor II in October 2019.

Lisa Winn has been a part of the Mountain Medical Road to recovery team going on two years now. She is the smiling face that welcomes all that enter the clinic, and the cheerful sweet voice answering the phone when any one calls. Lisa had started working with Nancy as just a lab tech through a tempt agency. But has moved her-self up at a fast rate to the title of Administrative assistant / MAT Expansion Financial Manager and that is because she genuinely cares about every single patient that comes through the doors. Lisa is devoted to her position at the clinic. From the moment you walk in you will feel welcome and safe

Lisa moved to Steamboat Springs, Co from Hampton, Sc.2 years ago she got her GED from Northwestern Community College in Craig and began working with Mountain Medical Road to Recovery She is a loving mom of 4 boys and enjoys spending her free time with her husband, kids, and animals doing the family thing.

Dr. Dallas Bailes has been practicing emergency medicine for 12 years. He grew up in California and graduated from Loma Linda University before attending emergency medicine residency at Metropolitan hospital in New York City. After graduating, he was invited to stay on as associate professor where he completed a teaching fellowship.

Dr. Bailes has worked in every type of emergency medicine practice setting, from the county’s busiest level 1 trauma center, to disaster relief in Haiti, to Cruise ship physician, to solo coverage in rural critical access hospitals in Colorado. He has found his passion in the intimate setting of freestanding medicine where he can practice emergency medicine without the restrictions often placed on physicians by large impersonal hospital management. He is finishing his emergency medicine ultrasound fellowship in early 2018 and plans to sit for the American Society of Echocardiography boards later in the year.

When Dr. Bailes is not working, he enjoys snowboarding, backcountry exploring, mountain biking, and spending time with his wife, Mary, new son, Jack, and his dog, Beauford.

Lisa Winn has been a part of the Mountain Medical Road to recovery team going on two years now. She is the smiling face that welcomes all that enter the clinic, and the cheerful sweet voice answering the phone when any one calls. Lisa had started working with Nancy as just a lab tech through a tempt agency. But has moved her-self up at a fast rate to the title of Administrative assistant / MAT Expansion Financial Manager and that is because she genuinely cares about every single patient that comes through the doors. Lisa is devoted to her position at the clinic. From the moment you walk in you will feel welcome and safe

Lisa moved to Steamboat Springs, Co from Hampton, Sc.2 years ago she got her GED from Northwestern Community College in Craig and began working with Mountain Medical Road to Recovery She is a loving mom of 4 boys and enjoys spending her free time with her husband, kids, and animals doing the family thing.