EDCare

What It Is

EDCare is a specialized eating disorder treatment center with locations in Denver, Kansas City, and Omaha. The organization has been operating since 2001 and provides evidence-based eating disorder care across multiple levels of intensity. The company describes itself as an eating disorder treatment clinic utilizing the latest research and best practices to ensure optimal patient outcomes. EDCare treats the full spectrum of eating disorders in adults age 18 and older and adolescents ages 13 to 17, with treatment tailored to address anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other specified feeding and eating disorders (OSFED). The company emphasizes that it understands eating disorders have a profound impact on both physical and emotional well-being and is designed to provide a nurturing and supportive environment for patients.

Treatment Programs and How They Work

EDCare operates a comprehensive care continuum spanning four major levels of clinical intensity. Residential treatment is the highest level of care, offering 24/7 support in a structured, home-like environment. This program is designed to provide the highest level of care and is available for adults. The program uses an intensive model with individualized treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique needs. Partial hospitalization programs (PHP) provide highly structured day programming, typically five days per week, for patients who need significant structure but can live at home. Intensive outpatient programs (IOP) offer three days per week of group and individual therapy for patients stepping down from PHP or beginning with clinical support. An Evening Intensive Outpatient Program is designed for those pursuing recovery while still managing work or school responsibilities. The company also operates a Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (VIOP), which brings the same structured approach online for patients in Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska.

The company states that within 48 hours of admission, patients are implementing evidence-based treatment plans designed to fit their unique needs. EDCare's proprietary treatment approach is called CAMSA (Connection, Acceptance, Mindfulness, Sense of Self, and Action), which the organization positions as central to its methodology. The treatment team is multidisciplinary and includes board-certified psychiatrists, primary therapists, registered dietitians, family therapists, and milieu therapists. For adults, programs are available in Denver, Kansas City, and Omaha. Adolescent services are available at multiple locations, supporting teens ages 13 and older with a comprehensive, family-focused approach.

EDCare maintains that it provides personalized programs by understanding the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual issues that contribute to eating disorders. The company emphasizes that recovery requires a strong, experienced, and compassionate team supporting the patient every step of the way and that recovery is not only possible but achievable. Family involvement is integrated into treatment planning and delivery. The company offers a free assessment to determine the appropriate level of care and to match patients with the program that best suits their needs. The assessment line is (866) 421-5736.

What the Pages Prove

EDCare operates locations in Denver, Colorado; Kansas City, Kansas; and Omaha, Nebraska. The Denver facility is at 4100 East Mississippi Avenue, Suite 1300, Denver, CO 80246, and can be reached at (303) 771-0861. The Kansas City location is at 8300 College Blvd, Suite 300, Overland Park, KS 66210, with phone (913) 945-1277. The Omaha office is at 366 Regency Parkway, Omaha, NE 68114, (402) 408-0294. The site states that "EDCare Omaha moved to a new facility to meet the growing demand for eating disorder treatment for adults across Nebraska." An adult residential program opened in Denver in January 2025.

The site lists the following conditions it treats: anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other specified feeding and eating disorders (OSFED). The organization notes it treats "the full spectrum of eating disorders in adults, 18 years and older, and adolescents, ages 13-17." The site welcomes "individuals of all genders, sexual orientations and ethnicities."

The organization mentions speciality tracks and programs including Athlete EDGE at EDCare (for athletes), Substance Use Program, Trauma Program, and Experiential Therapy services. Housing options are available for both Denver and the Kansas City/Omaha regions, though the site does not specify costs or details about these accommodations. The site also states "Now Accepting Colorado Medicaid" and that the organization is "in-network with Colorado Medicaid." The site describes EDCare as having "proudly offered the best in innovative treatment and quality care since 2001."

What the Pages Do Not Say

The site does not publish treatment costs, per-day rates, or insurance accepted beyond Colorado Medicaid. It does not specify which insurance plans are accepted in Kansas or Nebraska, or whether the organization participates in state Medicaid or other insurance networks outside of Colorado. There is no published pricing for the residential program, PHP, IOP, or virtual programs. Wait times and response times to free assessments are not disclosed. The site does not specify the total staff size, the number of therapists, or detailed credentials beyond noting that the team includes board-certified psychiatrists, registered dietitians, and family therapists. Specific research outcomes or published success rates are mentioned in the company's general descriptions but not quantified on the pages. The site does not state how far in advance appointments or admissions typically occur after the free assessment. Housing costs are not detailed. Client or patient testimonials and case outcomes are mentioned in the site navigation but not shown in the captured pages.

Who It Fits

EDCare works well for adults aged 18+ and teens aged 13-17 with eating disorders who need structured treatment at any level from outpatient to residential. Those in Colorado, Kansas, or Nebraska seeking in-person treatment will find EDCare's three locations accessible. People interested in a program using a specific methodology (CAMSA) or preferring an approach emphasizing family involvement and multidisciplinary care may align with EDCare's stated philosophy. Those covered by Colorado Medicaid will find in-network status confirmed. People seeking virtual treatment can use the Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program if they are in Colorado, Kansas, or Nebraska. Athletes and those with co-occurring conditions like substance use or trauma may find EDCare's specialized tracks relevant. Those who prefer structured residential or day programs will find comprehensive options.

EDCare may not fit those outside the three-state region (Denver, Kansas City, Omaha). People needing to understand insurance coverage before contacting the center will need to call directly. Those outside Colorado requiring specific insurance confirmation should verify in-network status before beginning treatment. The virtual program is geographically limited to the three states where EDCare operates. If you need outpatient therapy only without intensive structure, other providers may be more appropriate. If you need pricing transparency upfront, you will need to request this during the free assessment call.