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Denver Indian Health and Family Services Behavioral and Mental Health

2880 West Holden Place Denver, CO 80204 303-953-6600

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Levels of care

Detox · Outpatient · Aftercare · Co-occurring

Programs

8 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and cognitive behavioral therapy

Insurance

Financial assistance, medicaid, medicare, private insurance

Accreditation

SAMHSA

Setting

Executive setting in Denver, CO

About Denver Indian Health and Family Services Behavioral and Mental Health

Denver Indian Health and Family Services is a behavioral health and substance use treatment provider in Denver, Colorado, offering outpatient counseling, psychiatry and integrated care for American Indian and Alaska Native individuals and families.

Located at 2880 West Holden Place, the clinic serves children, adolescents, adults, couples and families through culturally grounded services.

As Denver's only Urban Indian Health Program, DIHFS combines evidence based treatment with traditional Native healing within a whole person clinic model.

Suboxone for Opioid Use

Care often begins with an assessment for individual outpatient counseling, available for ages 8 and up, addressing both mental health and substance use needs.

For higher levels of care, the team provides referral services for residential treatment, with possible Indian Health Service funding for eligible patients engaged in ongoing therapy.

Clients can expect group therapy, relapse prevention, traditional education and healing groups and cooccurring disorder treatment.

Psychiatry services include diagnostic evaluation, medication management and medication for substance use disorder, such as Vivitrol for alcohol use and Suboxone for opioid use.

Quick Facts About DIHFS

  • Location: Denver, Colorado, at the corner of Holden Place and Decatur Street
  • Levels of care: Outpatient counseling, psychiatry, MAT, aftercare and residential referrals
  • Who they treat: American Indian and Alaska Native children, adolescents, adults, couples and families
  • Approach: Culturally grounded care, trauma focused CBT, family counseling and traditional healing
  • Payment options: Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self pay, sliding-scale fees and financial assistance
  • Features: Integrated primary care, pharmacy, wellness programming and case management

Getting Started

To begin treatment, contact Denver Indian Health and Family Services in Denver, Colorado to schedule an assessment or learn about available services.

The intake team can review your needs, explain program options and check eligibility for funding, insurance or sliding scale support.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Adult rehab
  • Alcohol rehab
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy
  • Men's program
  • Opioid rehab
  • Rational behavior therapy
  • Women's program
  • Young adult program

Levels of care

Detox
People ready to stop using but worried about withdrawal can start with detox, which works as a first step in Colorado.
Outpatient
If you need more independence than fuller programs offer, outpatient treatment keeps care to a lighter, scheduled load.
Aftercare support
Aftercare support in Colorado gives early recovery a steady base, with relapse prevention as one of its main aims. Regular contact and honest conversation help a person spot warning signs early.
Co-occurring disorders
Care looks at how a substance use disorder and a mental health condition overlap for each person. Depression, anxiety, trauma or PTSD, and bipolar disorder are common pairings seen together.

Insurance & payment

  • Financial assistance
  • Medicaid
  • Medicare
  • Private insurance
  • Self-pay
  • Sliding scale fees

Denver Indian Health and Family Services Behavioral and Mental Health lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.

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Amenities

  • Executive setting

Accreditation & licensing

  • SAMHSA

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Location & hours

Address
2880 West Holden Place
Denver, CO 80204
Phone
303-953-6600
Website
dihfs.info
Nearby
In central Denver, off I-25.
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