Find Mental Health Treatment & Behavioral Health Services in Wheat Ridge, Colorado

On September 18th at about 1 pm the best staff was there. The security guard John was remarkable. He was compassionate, professional, and caring. He made sure to say my name correctly and treated everyone who walked through the door with equal respect. Thank you. The lady who helped me upstairs and getting set up with the counselor was very sweet and kind to me. I don’t remember her name but she had beautiful long dark hair. She answered all my questions and made sure I was taken care of, I greatly appreciate her. When I spoke with Cheryl she did a phenomenal job helping me by bringing action to the solutions she gave, making sure I fully understand and had a real plan that I wanted before I left. She truly understood me and what I needed which wasn’t another hospital. I cannot express my gratitude enough for the impact she made and her very sweet words. Thank you for seeing me as a real person. I would return to this center if needed in the future in hope of having these kinds of people working, thank you all again.

Integrated care services with both mental health and also healthcare services. Also they have peer specialists and lots of knowledgable people to help with mental illness and even help with getting jobs also a ton of other services to help be successful even with mental illness for optimal health. I highly recommend this program which even helps autistic patients and even schizophrenia patients. Thy also serve a large area and have several facilities across Jefferson county.

WP helped me immensely twice in the past year, for detox and their residential inpatient program. Today after a detox they released me even though I emphatically said I needed to transfer from detox to the residential inpatient program. They gave me each of the following responses, when I didn’t buy one excuse after another. FIRST they told me I wasn’t appropriate for their residential treatment program because I hadn’t attended the group therapy programs while I was in detox. Except that they didn’t take into consideration the fact that I was sleeping or otherwise out of it for TWO days to be able to attend these therapy sessions. I told them I didn’t attend because I couldn’t get out of bed from the drugs I was treated with, had not even been able to get out of bed for two days to even eat breakfast lunch or dinner. Meals had to be served to me in bed, to the extent I could even really eat most of them. So — their refusal to transfer me to their residential inpatient program had no basis in fact. So next SECOND reason they said that when I checked into detox I didn’t specifically ask to go to the residential treatment program (how could I know what I might need after coming out of detox?); THIRD, next excuse was that I hadn’t signed waivers to make me eligible for Medicare to pay for inpatient residential treatment (but no one asked me to apply for Medicare assistance), FOURTH, they said they didn’t have enough beds available in their residential program, when in fact I knew from others in detox they had no problem transitioning from detox to residential treatment.