Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
2130 Stout Street, Denver, CO 80205Clinical specializations
- Telehealth
- Medication Management
- Addiction Treatment
- Trauma Specialist
- PTSD Program
- Pregnancy & Postpartum Support
- Family Therapy
- Spanish Speaking
Financial accessibility
- Insurance Accepted
- Financial Assistance Available
Programs offered
- telehealth
- outpatient
- buprenorphine maintenance
- individual therapy
- group therapy
- family therapy
- psychiatry / medication management
Accreditation & licensing
Accreditations & designations
- Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)
Licensed as
- State substance use agency
- State mental health department
As reported to SAMHSA by the facility. Confirm current standing with the accrediting body before making a decision.
Languages
- Spanish
Frequently asked questions about Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
Does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless accept insurance?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless reports accepting Medicare, Medicaid, Private insurance, and State-financed insurance, though this has not been independently verified — contact the facility directly to confirm your specific plan is covered.
What levels of care does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless offer?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless offers Outpatient, Regular outpatient, Outpatient MAT, telehealth, outpatient, buprenorphine maintenance, individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and psychiatry / medication management.
Does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless offer telehealth or virtual appointments?+
Yes, Colorado Coalition for the Homeless offers telehealth appointments in addition to any in-person services listed on this page.
What age groups does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless serve?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless serves adults and seniors.
What conditions or specialties does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless treat?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless lists the following areas of focus: trauma, PTSD, serious mental illness, pregnant/postpartum, and chronic pain and substance use.
Is Colorado Coalition for the Homeless accredited or licensed?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless holds Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and is licensed as State substance use agency and State mental health department, as reported to SAMHSA. Confirm current standing with the accrediting body before making a decision.
Does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless offer payment plans or financial assistance?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless reports the following payment options: sliding scale and financial assistance.
What languages does Colorado Coalition for the Homeless support?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless reports support for Spanish.
Is Colorado Coalition for the Homeless currently accepting new patients?+
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is currently accepting new patient inquiries.
Listing data sourced from the SAMHSA 2025 National Directory and reviewed before publication. Listing last updated September 2026. How our data works · Report an error