Services: Bilingual Primary care, Chronic disease management, Labs and Acute Medical Visits. call for further information.
Cost: Free. Patients do pay for labs if needed, typically $120.
Eligibility: The uninsured or those unable to afford it. Call or go online to make an appointment.
Services: Therapeutic Riding, Equine Assisted Learning and Psychotherapy, Wellness Counseling, All Abilities/All Inclusive Summer Camps and Veteran Services. PLEASE CALL AHEAD FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
Cost: Sliding scale, and can apply for a Riding scholarship.
Eligibility: Ages 2-82; Enrollment process is required. Please call or email info@windwalkers.org to receive more information.
Services: We provide support and services to children and adults who have intellectual and developmental delays and disabilities in Garfield, Pitkin, Eagle, and Lake Counties. We are an Early Intervention Evaluator and an Early Intervention Broker. We are also a Provider Agency for the Children’s Extensive Support Medicaid Waiver, the Supported Living Services Medicaid Waiver, and the Developmental Disabilities Medicaid Waiver. Our services cover the life span and are provided through a variety of programming options.
Cost: Free, Call for an appointment.
Eligibility: Must meet state determined criteria for Early Intervention and/or as a person with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Services: Reproductive health care. Birth control, emergency contraception, STI testing and treatment, well- woman exams and screening for breast and cervical cancer, abortion pill.
Cost: Affordable health services. Takes Medicaid, Medicare and Commercial insurance. Call your insurance for coverage and deductible (cost) before appointment.
Eligibility: No requirements, Walk-ins available and patients can schedule online.
Services: Counseling and Support Services: Individual, or group counseling to address mental health and provide social-emotional services. Parenting Education: Workshops and classes that provide parenting skills, child development information, and resources. Childcare Assistance: Information about affordable childcare options and sometimes direct support or programs. Emergency Assistance: Help with basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter, as well as assistance in crisis situations. Referrals: Connections to other community services such as healthcare, legal aid, and educational resources. Youth Programs: Activities and support for children and teenagers, including tutoring, mentorship, and recreational programs. Health and Wellness Services: Access to health screenings, wellness programs, and resources for physical and mental health. Community Engagement: Opportunities for families to connect with each other and participate in community events.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Local families, No appointment necessary
Services: Perinatal wellness check-ins; 20-30 minute video sessions with a specially-trained mental health clinician provide psychoeducation about PMADs (perinatal mood and anxiety and disorders) and help folks understand and mitigate their risk factors.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Pregnant and postpartum folks throughout Colorado. Schedule a session here: http://parentfamilywellness.com/perinatal-check-in
Services: Support and guidance for new and expecting parents.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: All people expecting a child.
Services: Extending primary care into the community and addressing an individual’s ability to achieve personal health goals and positive health outcomes, by addressing whole-person health and connecting healthcare resources. For example; clinical monitoring (vs, sp02, EKG, Wt, INR), telehealth facilitation, phlebotomy, chronic disease management and education, medication management, nutrition consult, dementia care coordination, long term care planning, home medical care facilitation, medication administration, clinical interventions (wound, tracheostomy, ostomy, foley care).
Cost: Free
Eligibility: No requirements, appointments are necessary and can be scheduled by calling or submitting a Referral Form.
Services: We connect people to basic health education and screenings, support in applying to public assistance programs (Like Medicaid, SNAP, and the Benefit Recovery Program), insurance enrollment, food resources, immunizations, workforce development, coordination with childhood programming, perinatal support, behavioral health resources, and more. Additionally, MIRA hosts monthly community health education events.
Eligibility: No requirements, No appointments necessary
Cost: Free