Boulder Care's clinical roles are structured as fully remote, W2 positions — both full-time and part-time options have been posted. Nurse practitioners and other prescribing clinicians deliver all patient care via telephonic, text-based, and video-based telehealth through the Boulder app, with no in-person or facility-based requirements. The company provides clinicians with company-issued equipment and manages collaborating physician relationships in states where they are required.

Boulder Care provides fully virtual, outpatient addiction treatment including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with buprenorphine for opioid and alcohol use disorders. Services are delivered by multidisciplinary care teams through a secure mobile app, combining clinical prescribing, peer recovery coaching, and care coordination under outcomes-based health plan partnerships.

Boulder Care is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with clinical and operational staff distributed across the United States. The company serves patients nationally through its telehealth platform and holds in-network contracts with health plans offering access to millions of Americans. It has also announced partnerships with regional health systems, including Cone Health in North Carolina.