Here is a guide to introduce you to our treatment center and therapy programs and help you know what to expect before you arrive.

Congratulations on taking the first step toward a healthier, happier life! We are excited to welcome you to Denver Mental Health and Counseling and are honored to be a part of your healing process — we’ll be with you every step of the way.

Denver Mental Health and Counseling Welcome Guide

The guide below will introduce you to our treatment center and therapy programs and help answer frequently asked questions to help you prepare for your visit. 

Next Steps

Knowing what to expect can help you arrive feeling ready and prepared to begin your session. 

You’ll receive a few emails from us. One of those will welcome you to Nobu, our virtual behavioral health application. A second email allows you to complete your electronic consent forms for treatment and finally, you should receive a confirmation email for your upcoming appointment(s).

Even if you’ve scheduled an in-person appointment, Nobu can be used to communicate with your clinician. If you scheduled a virtual or nursing appointment, those will take place directly within the application, so make sure you complete registration and have downloaded Nobu on your preferred device or can login on your desktop device.

Please sign your electronic consent forms, which you’ll receive in both email and as an SMS before your first appointment.

What to Bring

The most important thing to bring is yourself and a positive outlook, but there are a few other items that are needed for your session.

  • A valid ID
  • Insurance card/information
  • Relevant medical records
  • Note-taking aid, like a pen and notepad/journal (optional)

Please note that children and pets are not allowed in the office lobby or therapy areas before, during or after sessions. Only ADA-certified support animals are allowed.

Travel Details

Denver Mental Health and Counseling is located 630 Plaza Drive, Suite 100, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129. Parking is available on-site.

Expectations Upon Arrival

You should arrive at the facility 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment. This will ensure we have ample time to check you in and confirm necessary details prior to your session start time.

Please bring all necessary documentation with you for the appointment.  

Our Facility

The facility is centrally located, which helps to provide a smooth transition to clients from The Recovery Village Palmer Lake who are seeking aftercare in our outpatient program as well as offer convenient access to potential clients starting in intensive outpatient care.

Inside, you’ll find comfortable meeting and treatment rooms that set the stage for healing. 

Treatment Programs & Therapies Offered

We work with each and every patient to create a treatment plan to meet your unique needs and goals for therapy.

Primary Substance Use Disorder or Primary Mental Health

Denver Mental Health and Counseling offers programs for those seeking outpatient addiction treatment. For those with a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health disorder, we can treat both simultaneously for holistic healing and long-term success in recovery.

Intensive Outpatient for Substance Use Disorder Only (In-person or Virtual)

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOPs) offer rigorous treatment programming while allowing you to live at home, in a sober living or other supportive environment, attend school, go to work or take care of other daily responsibilities while also receiving your substance use disorder treatment. Typically, you’ll attend IOP services between nine and 20 hours per week either in-person or virtually. 

Psychiatric Support and Services

Access in-person or virtual psychiatric support and services through our facility. Professional mental health counselors can provide short or long-term support for a wide variety of mental health concerns. 

Alumni Program

During addiction treatment, you become a part of a dynamic recovery community. That doesn’t end when you leave treatment at The Recovery Village Palmer Lake or other program. After treatment, we offer access to local recovery resources and professionals to help keep you sober and accountable to your relapse prevention plan. Staying connected with others who understand what you’re going through is an essential part of sustained long-term recovery.

Our Facility Care Team

Medical Director
Dr. Neil Wilkey, MD Medical Director

Insurance & Your Obligation During Treatment

Many insurance plans offer coverage for mental health and/or substance abuse counseling. As you may know, nearly all health insurance plans require you to pay some out-of-pocket costs. These expenses may include Deductibles, Co-Pays, Coinsurance and Maximum Out-of-Pocket Expenses (collectively referred to as the “Patient Responsibility”).

Your individual Patient Responsibility will vary based on a number of factors including:

  • Your individual benefits plan
  • Type of services received during treatment
  • Other services offered but not covered by your insurance provider (such as lab tests, non-covered prescriptions, etc.)

A representative at the facility will review your Patient Responsibility with you at the time of your appointment. Payment for treatment is due at the time of treatment. 

It is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider prior to your treatment at Denver Mental Health and Counseling to understand your individual benefits plan. Please note that your insurance plan may not be a “participating provider” with Denver Mental Health and Counseling. You are responsible for all non-covered and out-of-pocket costs related to your treatment.

Get Help Today

If you’re ready to begin treatment for addiction and substance abuse, we’re ready to help. Call today to schedule your first appointment and begin living a healthier, happier life.

Medical Disclaimer

Denver Mental Health Counseling by The Recovery Village aims to improve the quality of life for people struggling with substance use or mental health disorder with fact-based content about the nature of behavioral health conditions, treatment options and their related outcomes. We publish material that is researched, cited, edited and reviewed by licensed medical professionals. The information we provide is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It should not be used in place of the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers.