The Starlight Health Team

 

Providers

  • " I was under Jason's care for 5-6 months while he was contracted through Northeastern rural health in susanville CA. I absolutely can't say enough GOOD about him. He is THE BEST healthcare provider I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He really listens, and goes above a beyond to make his patients feel heard, respected, and comfortable. He, unfortunately, didn't stay contracted in my area, but he's so great I am considering traveling a few HOURS just to stay on as his patient. 5/5 stars! "

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    "I came to Jason with pain in my foot so bad I thought that I had broken it. I could barely walk. He was able to quickly diagnose me with gout, and was able to quickly treat my symptoms and get me back on my feet. Better than that though, he pointed me towards resources that helped me make a lifestyle change in my diet and avoid trigger foods. Since then, I haven't had another flare up and I'm losing weight and living a healthier lifestyle. It's rare to find a care provider these days who isn't focused on the quick fix and a "turn and burn" mentality, and I'm grateful that I went to him for my care.

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Jason Rogers, PA-C

President of Starlight Health

Jason Rogers is a Physician Assistant who graduated from NOVA Southeastern University in Orlando, FL. He originally began his journey studying Aerospace Engineering with plans to work at NASA and the Space Shuttle program. In 2006 he experienced his own medical mishap and wound up needing 3 major surgeries over the next year. Shortly after, he switched to medicine and never looked back. He spent 2 years working as a medic at American Ambulance before going to PA school. After graduating in 2016 he began travel medicine where he was able to tour the country and experience as many different populations and specialties as he could. In his travels he got a wide array of experience in Pediatrics, Urgent Care, Family Practice, as well as significant experience in surgical procedures and chronic disease management. He has ultimately decided to open his practice in Fort Collins, CO

Jason’s approach to medicine began by being a patient first and seeing how rushed Doctors and inadequate time makes for poor healthcare. He has developed a unique style of medicine that makes sure each and every patient is afforded the time they need with their provider


 

Therapist

John Rowe-Stokes

John Rowe-STokes, LCsw

John Rowe (He/Him) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Colorado. John received his Masters degree in Social Work from the University of Denver Four Corners Program. During his time in the four corners region, John transitioned from his role as a whitewater and wilderness guide to the helping professions while studying psychology at Fort Lewis College. John developed a passion for supporting others and after noting the prevalence of mental health issues in his community, John became interested in the use of strength-based and solution-focused approaches to help individuals adapt coping skills to their own life circumstances.

John’s approach to treatment is client-centered which recognizes that each client is the expert of their own life. The role of a counselor, in this case, is to act as an ally while supporting clients in maintaining the autonomy to direct their treatment goals in a safe and non-judgmental setting. John specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, trauma and stressor-related disorders, and co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. John now lives and practices in Fort Collins, Colorado, and uses evidenced-based practices such as Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to support his clients in navigating their healing journeys. Throughout his time in the mental health field John has served as a counselor in settings such as wilderness therapy, integrated healthcare facilities, mobile community intervention, outpatient counseling centers, jailed-based health services, and residential treatment centers.