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About
Community Reach Center is a behavioral health provider founded in 1957 offering evidence-based therapies and supportive services across Adams County, Colorado. Services include individual and group therapy, family therapy, peer support, medical services, and care management for children, teens, and adults. The organization serves around 10,000 people annually through multiple outpatient locations, crisis intervention, and community-based programs.
Capacity
10 residents
Phone
(303) 853-3772Website
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Ratings & Reviews
2.5
out of 5
Based on 70 reviews
Reviews (70)
Showing the 5 most recent of 70 reviews from Google
Monika Fennelly
The staff and the people who did my assessment were really nice and polite showed so much care to me and checked up on me every 15 minutes seeing if I need anything they helped get around due to my legal blindness I cant see much they were very good to me they get my brain injury and they told me take my time and if I needed any breaks I took one they let me take nap when I was having a hard day today very patient very kind very nice will recommend to anyone snd I will be calling to due services with you guys❤️ 💖
Andrew Masias
This is not a nice place. If you don’t make progress they just drop you and they don’t care. The managers of the center poach people from the vocational rehab after the person has an established with one person that left and this was before the vocational rehab person quit. That my wife was poached from her. They discriminate against people that have private health insurance and Medicaid and we know that Medicaid is still paying for services. They even tell people to drop the private health insurance or find a new insurance so they can continue to see the person. Then we offered to do self pay and they said no because they only want people that have Medicaid. We all know that Medicaid is slow at processing everything.
Timothy
Update: today was my first day I had an intake. Everyone at the front counter was very nice and polite. I met with two different people during the intake. They were really nice and polite. I really do feel they really wanna help me. They really do care about me and they really want to help my mental health and just help me in general and I’m very excited to start in this journey and it was really hard to talk about things that I’ve experienced, but I’m excited to now start diving Deep into myself internally spiritually mentally financially, and I know through taking the time to volunteer for therapy and to work on myself I’m excited to see what God my life and this company is going to do for me in every which way in my life and I’m just really excited to turn a new leaf over after months and months of calling doctors or seeing people and they said they can’t help me. I’m just excited to be able to start this journey now with Community outreach center! So after months and months of dealing with my doctors from Kaiser Permanente, my doctor actually told me to go to this facility because they would be able to help me since Kaiser Permanente is very strict so calling I just spoke with the lovely lady. She was so nice. I believe her name was Jillian. She was so helpful and insightful. I am so and I actually she was really nice and very sweet. I’m so excited to be able to Actually turn in and getting some The help that I need and I’m really looking forward to seeing what they could do for me
Kathryn Roam
Julie your peer counselor is the most amazing human. I have been going here since I was 12 years old and have had a hard time finding people in your community who actually want to help me. After losing Rachel and April I was scared of who I could be sent to. Knowing my previous issues with finding someone I connect with at your facility. Julie has made me feel so listen to and truly understands where I am coming from. GIVE HER A DAMN RAISE SO I DONT LOSE HER LIEK I LOST RACHEL OR APRIL!!
andrew ortiz
I would not be writing this review if it were not for the folks at Community Reach. That sentence is a testament to the good work they have done on my case. I'm not cured, I do not think I can be but the good folks at Community Reach have helped me improve my quality of life. With therapy and medication I am living a more realized life and making much better decisions. First step is acknowledging that you need help, second step is finding the help you need and I am very lucky that I found Community Reach. Great folks from the front staff to the doctors and therapists. I hope this helps someone.