Services:Primary Care; Children's Health; Women's Health; Men's Health; Health Promotions; Behavioral Health
Pediatric Services:Car Seat Safety Checks; Flu Shots; Illness; Immunizations; Mental Health and Counseling; Physicals including well child, sports or school physicals; Rapid Strep Tests; Specialty Referrals
Women's Health Services:Mammography - through the St. Joseph Mammo Van; Mental Health Services; Osteoporosis and Colorectal Cancer Screenings; Well Woman Annual Exams including cervical cancer and breast cancer screening; Specialty Referrals; Prenatal care program
Remarks:Urban Area, Permanent Clinic, Year-Round
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Details: The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has been delivering health care for the homeless in downtown Denver for over 30 years. Our Stout Street Health Center, provides integrated health care for more than 13,000 homeless individuals each year. Opened in 2014, the 53,192 square-foot Health Center replaced the former Stout Street Clinic, an aging structure that lacked adequate space to effectively meet the complex healthcare needs of an expanding homeless population. The Health Center introduces a unique model of integrated health care targeted to the needs of homeless patients. It fully incorporates patient-centered, trauma-informed medical and behavioral health care, substance treatment services, dental and vision care, social services and supportive housing to more fully address the spectrum of problems homeless adults and children bring to their medical providers. The Health Center offers a range of health services in one suite, from one team who work closely with each other to care for our patients. Services are provided to individuals experiencing homelessness or at-risk of becoming homeless regardless of a person’s ability to pay or immigration status. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless’ (CCH) health care system is eligible for Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) medical malpractice liability protection. CCH is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b and deemed a Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n).
Details: Inner City Health Center is Denver’s premier provider of high quality clinical health services for the uninsured and under served. Whether you need medical, dental, or behavioral health services - just come. Whether you have no insurance, or Medicaid, or Medicare, we can help you - just come. Regardless of your situation, Inner City Health Center will help you navigate the health care system and ensure that you get the help that you need.
Details: Denver Health’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) offer specialized pediatric focused care to treat most health conditions that affect school-aged children. Our services are available throughout the school year to any Denver Public Schools (DPS) student or child that attends a DPS affiliated Early Childhood Education (ECE) center within Denver County. SBHCs offer convenient care that limits the amount of time students are out of class and parent/guardians have to be off work. In many cases, students are able to get same day or next day appointments.
Details: The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has been delivering health care for the homeless in downtown Denver for over 30 years. Our Stout Street Health Center, provides integrated health care for more than 13,000 homeless individuals each year. Opened in 2014, the 53,192 square-foot Health Center replaced the former Stout Street Clinic, an aging structure that lacked adequate space to effectively meet the complex healthcare needs of an expanding homeless population. The Health Center introduces a unique model of integrated health care targeted to the needs of homeless patients. It fully incorporates patient-centered, trauma-informed medical and behavioral health care, substance treatment services, dental and vision care, social services and supportive housing to more fully address the spectrum of problems homeless adults and children bring to their medical providers. The Health Center offers a range of health services in one suite, from one team who work closely with each other to care for our patients. Services are provided to individuals experiencing homelessness or at-risk of becoming homeless regardless of a person’s ability to pay or immigration status. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless’ (CCH) health care system is eligible for Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) medical malpractice liability protection. CCH is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b and deemed a Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n).
Details: Eastside clinic is one of Denver Health’s largest health centers, providing comprehensive primary care to patients of all ages as well as OB/GYN services and prenatal care. As the oldest U.S.-community health center west of the Mississippi, Eastside clinic has been caring for generations of patients since 1966. The center is certified as a Patient-Centered Medical Home, which means patients take an active role in their health care and have access to care that is coordinated between different services such as pharmacy, mental health, social work and primary care, all in one physical location.Eastside clinic is located one block away from the RTD light rail’s D line, off of 28th and Welton, in the heart of the Five Points neighborhood.
Details: The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has been delivering health care for the homeless in downtown Denver for over 30 years. Our Stout Street Health Center, provides integrated health care for more than 13,000 homeless individuals each year. Opened in 2014, the 53,192 square-foot Health Center replaced the former Stout Street Clinic, an aging structure that lacked adequate space to effectively meet the complex healthcare needs of an expanding homeless population. The Health Center introduces a unique model of integrated health care targeted to the needs of homeless patients. It fully incorporates patient-centered, trauma-informed medical and behavioral health care, substance treatment services, dental and vision care, social services and supportive housing to more fully address the spectrum of problems homeless adults and children bring to their medical providers. The Health Center offers a range of health services in one suite, from one team who work closely with each other to care for our patients. Services are provided to individuals experiencing homelessness or at-risk of becoming homeless regardless of a person’s ability to pay or immigration status. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless’ (CCH) health care system is eligible for Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) medical malpractice liability protection. CCH is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b and deemed a Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n).
Details: Denver Health’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) offer specialized pediatric focused care to treat most health conditions that affect school-aged children. Our services are available throughout the school year to any Denver Public Schools (DPS) student or child that attends a DPS affiliated Early Childhood Education (ECE) center within Denver County. SBHCs offer convenient care that limits the amount of time students are out of class and parent/guardians have to be off work. In many cases, students are able to get same day or next day appointments.
Details: The Coalition's Health Outreach Program (HOP) was founded in 2002 to increase access to health care for the homeless. By taking health care on the road, and delivering health care in the evening hours, the HOP helps address typical barriers to health care such as lack of transportation or scheduling difficulties for the working homeless. Each week, the mobile medical clinic makes scheduled stops at homeless shelters and drop-in centers across Denver. The HOP is a gateway to engage in integrated medical, behavioral, dental, and vision care. The mobile medical clinic travels with a Medical Assistant accompanied by a Physician, Physician Assistant, or Nurse Practitioner. On board, HOP providers run two treatment rooms, a small pharmacy, and a lab. New patients are welcome to walk-in for care at any location. The primary goal of the HOP is to provide care for every patient onsite, and to encourage follow-up care at the Coalition’s Stout Street Health Center.
Details: The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Dental Clinic provides comprehensive and emergency services to families and individuals experiencing homelessness regardless of insurance coverage. The Dental team provides compassionate and professional service in a state-of-the-art facility. The experienced and friendly staff will make sure you leave with a smile. The Dental Clinic also provides outstanding care for children and teens during regular hours in a calming environment. Families, who are unable to make appointments during the day, are also encouraged to visit the Monthly Pediatrics Night, where families can access dental services, as well as primary care, eye exams, and fun activities for kids.
Details: The Coalition's Health Outreach Program (HOP) was founded in 2002 to increase access to health care for the homeless. By taking health care on the road, and delivering health care in the evening hours, the HOP helps address typical barriers to health care such as lack of transportation or scheduling difficulties for the working homeless. Each week, the mobile medical clinic makes scheduled stops at homeless shelters and drop-in centers across Denver. The HOP is a gateway to engage in integrated medical, behavioral, dental, and vision care. The mobile medical clinic travels with a Medical Assistant accompanied by a Physician, Physician Assistant, or Nurse Practitioner. On board, HOP providers run two treatment rooms, a small pharmacy, and a lab. New patients are welcome to walk-in for care at any location. The primary goal of the HOP is to provide care for every patient onsite, and to encourage follow-up care at the Coalition’s Stout Street Health Center.
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