COLORADO’S FREE HEALTH SERVICES
COLORADO’S FREE & LOW COST HEALTH SERVICES
Colorado’s free and low cost health services are available to you. Listed below you will find health care resources throughout Denver and Colorado State. All of the clinics and community health centers on this list explain whether or not they will accept a payment plan on their website. You can also contact them directly.
Additionally, some clinics provide services on a sliding fee scale. Other clinics are free. Contact the clinics or health resources directly to find out. They can explain their payment options.
If you want to win your Social Security Disability case, you need medical evidence. Therefore, you must see a doctor. Doctor’s progress notes, tests, and medical opinions are the evidence for your Social Security case. The SSA will only accept medical evidence from doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. For example, for physical problems, you might need to see an orthopedist.
However, for mental problems, you need to visit a psychologist or psychiatrist. You will also need to have ongoing treatment with them. It is also smart to see a counselor on a weekly basis for talk therapy. Once you see a doctor over a period of months or years, then you have a relationship with that doctor. As a result, they can support your claim for SSDI and SSI benefits.
COLORADO’S SECONDARY ACCEPTABLE HEALTHCARE SERVICES
The SSA realizes most people get treatment from other workers in the medical field who are employed by the doctor. For example, most doctors employ a P.A. or Physician’s Assistant. Likewise, you might see a Nurse Practitioner. That person takes your vitals and talks to you about your medical history. Additionally, they may give you medications or treat you for chronic pain.
For example, you may have a back condition and visit with your doctor on the first visit. However, after that, you might go to physical therapy or have weekly visits with a nurse. Because patients see many treating sources, the SSA now accepts medical opinions from them. However, they do not carry the same weight as a medical opinion from your doctor.
That is why it is important for you to develop a good relationship with your doctor. Once you follow the treatment plan from your doctor, then your doctor can write about your symptoms. Also, your doctor can explain that your symptoms prevent you from working. Therefore, it is to your advantage to find a doctor who supports your case for SSD benefits.
YOU NEED MEDICAL EVIDENCE TO WIN DISABILITY BENEFITS IN COLORADO
Below please find a list of Colorado’s free and low cost health services. These places often offer free health care if you do not have the ability to pay. You must go to the doctor. Because, you need medical evidence to prove your mental or physical condition when you file your application for Colorado SSDI and SSI benefits.
The clinics offer walk-in appointments. They also offer treatment for ongoing physical issues. You can obtain dental care, shots, vision care and other treatment by calling the clinics near you. As a result of seeking medical care, you have a much better chance of winning your case.
COLORADO’S FREE HEALTH SERVICES FOR PHYSICAL DISABILITY
DENVER’S FREE, LOW COST, & SLIDING SCALE CLINICS
Westwood Family Health Center
- 4320 W. Alaska Pl.
Denver, CO – 80219 - (303) 436-4949
- Sliding Scale
Stout Street Health Center
- 2130 Stout St
Denver, CO – 80205 - (303) 293-2220
- Monday 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Park Hill Health Center
- 4995 E 33rd Ave.
Denver, CO – 80207 - (303) 602-3720
- Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sliding Scale
Lowry Family Health Center
- 1001 Yosemite St.
Denver, CO – 80230 - (303) 436-4545
- Monday 7:30 AM – 6:30 PM
- Sliding Scale
Saint Francis Center Health Clinic
- 2323 Curtis St
Denver, CO – 80205 - (303) 297-1576
- Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Marisol Health
- 3894 Olive St.
Denver, CO – 80207 - (303) 731-6130
- Monday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Westside Family Health Center
- 1100 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO – 80204 - (303) 436-4949
- Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sliding Scale
Clinica Family Health – Pecos Medical And Dental Clinic
- 1701 W. 72nd Ave.
Denver, CO – 80221 - (303) 650-4460
- Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sliding Scale
Inner City Health Center
- 3800 York Street
Denver, CO – 80205 - (303) 296-1767
- Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM|
- Sliding Scale
COLORADO’S FREE & LOW COST MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
In Colorado, there are many mental health clinics and treatment options. If you need help with severe mental illness, you should contact one of them. These clinics offer mental treatment and patient care. They also offer ongoing mental health care outside of the hospital.
When individuals with mental illness are suicidal or in need of a hospital stay, these are the resources that you need to contact. While these clinics may not be free, they will often accept Medicaid and Medicare benefits. Learn about Medicaid benefits.
Additionally, they usually work with your insurance to get you the mental health treatment you need. If you do not have insurance, you should still call them if you need acute mental care.
COLORADO’S FREE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Colorado Community mental health centers (CMHCs) do not have strict entrance rules. For instance, any Colorado citizen who has a mental health condition can receive treatment at a CMHC.
If you’re not finding the care you need through the public system, you can search for free or low cost counselors on OpenCounseling.com. Additionally, you can try online therapy at BetterHelp. The help you need may be just a call away.
The best way to find out about your Colorado community mental health center is to call the program directly. If you are not sure which CMHC serves your city or county. Or, if you are are in crisis or have other questions, then you should call the state mental health crisis and information line at (844) 493-8255.
The crisis line is staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the year. If you explain that you need a referral to a community mental health program, the counselor who answers can help you find the right program for you to contact.
METRO DENVER & CENTRAL COLORADO MENTAL CLINICS
Community Mental Health Programs
- Mental Health Center of Denver (Denver): (303) 504-6500
- Access Center: (303) 504-7900
- Serving Denver County
- Adult Outpatient Mental Health Locations:
- Adult Recovery Services (4455 East 12th Avenue, Denver): (303) 504-7700
- Wellshire Behavioral Services (4141 East Dickenson Place, Denver): (303) 504-6565
- Dahlia Campus for Health and Well-Being (3401 Eudora Street, Denver): (303) 300-6333
- El Centro de Las Familias (1405 N. Federal Boulevard, Denver): (303) 504-1900
- Specialty Programs and Clinics:
- Charg Resource Center Clinic (709 E. 12th Avenue, Denver): (303) 830-8805
- Servicios De La Raza (3131 W. 14th Avenue, Denver): (303) 458-5851
- AllHealth Network(Englewood): (303) 730-8858
- Serving all of Arapahoe County except the City of Aurora
- Adult Outpatient Mental Health Locations (Use main contact number for all locations):
- Castle Rock (831 South Perry Street, Castle Rock)
- Denver Tech Center (155 Inverness Drive West, Englewood)
- Highlands Ranch (200 Plaza Drive, Suite 200, Highlands Ranch)
- Littleton (5500 South Sycamore Street, Littleton)
- Parker (10350 Dransfeldt Road, Parker, and 9235 Crown Crest Boulevard, Suite 130, Parker)
COLORADO SPRINGS FREE & LOW COST HEALTHCARE
SET Family Medical Clinics
Hours – Monday – Friday:7:30 am-4:00 pm
MISSION MEDICAL CENTER
2125 East LaSalle Street
Colorado Springs CO 80909
(719) 219-3402
Monday – Thursday
9:00AM – 4:00PM
Closed: Friday & Sunday
FEDERAL HEALTH CENTERS
Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) are another option for mental health care in Colorado. These federal programs provide mental health services to people who cannot afford care. Their goal is to deliver health care to people who need mental treatment.
Each FQHC accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Also, they offer sliding scale fees to people without insurance. You can search for FQHCs using the online search tool on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website.
COLORADO’S FREE HEALTH SERVICES & YOUR MEDICAL RECORDS
At Cannon Disability, we know how hard it is to get medical care when you don’t have health insurance. It is our goal to help our clients by giving you a list of free and low cost resources. We also know you don’t have a job right now. However, there are some doctors who will accept cash as payment. Likewise, some are free.
If you do not have health insurance you can apply for Medicaid. Find Medicaid benefits information. If you have Medicaid, then it will cover your doctor visits. You can also call the above list of mental and physical resources to see if they will treat you. If not, then you can ask if they will accept a payment plan or cash payments.
Going to the doctor, following the treatment and getting the records for the SSA, is the only way to win your SSD case. Letters written by your family or friends are not medical evidence. However, progress notes showing monthly visits to the doctor are evidence of medical treatment.
For example, the medical evidence you need includes X-rays, MRI’s, CT scans and IQ tests. A note from your mother is not medical evidence. Without evidence, you cannot win your Social Security Disability or SSI case. If you win SSD benefits, then you also win Medicare benefits. Review information about Medicare benefits.
Additionally, if you need help getting your medical records, then please contact us today. Likewise, if you need Colorado’s free health services and need more information, then call us. We can help.
THE BEST SSD ATTORNEYS IN COLORADO
We know you need the best SSD attorney in Colorado to represent you. At our law firm, we are experts in winning SSD and SSI benefits. For example, in the last 30 years, we have won over 20,000 benefit cases for our clients. If you need help filing for benefits in Colorado, then contact our law firm. We can also help you appeal a denial from the SSA.
If you contact our office for help with your application, then make sure you have some basic facts ready. For instance, we will need to know your the day you were born and your Social Security number. We will also need to know your wedding date and divorce date. Likewise, we will need to know the date you last worked. Also, we will need to know the name, address, and phone number of your doctors.
For instance, the SSA application asks basic information about your family and your children. Likewise, you will need to tell us your work history. Also, you will need to describe what job you did at each place you have worked in the last 15 years. The SSA needs to know this information in order to process your application.
FREE REVIEW OF YOUR COLORADO BENEFIT CASE
Cannon Disability offers a free review of your case and we do this for anyone who lives in Colorado. But, what does “free” mean?
For instance, if you want to become our client, then it means we will talk to you over the phone about your SSD case. We will examine the merits of your case. Also, we will answer questions about Colorado SSD and SSI benefits. Most lawyers do charge an attorney fee to review your case. We do not.
Please understand, however, that giving you a free review of your case is not the same thing as becoming your attorney. We consider the merits of your case. But, we can only do so based upon the facts you give us. If you don’t give us all the facts, then we have to make a decision about the merits of your case anyway.
Sometimes, we will request that you send us medical records or a copy of your SSA paperwork. We do this so we can understand the details of your case. Even if we ask for more information, it does not mean we are your attorney.
You will know if you hire our legal team because we will send you our contract. We will also send you other SSA paperwork to fill out. This paperwork must be returned to us immediately.
If you do not sign and send the paperwork back, then you are not our client. You can’t be our client until we receive your paperwork and we send it into the SSA. We will send you a stamped envelope to send the paperwork back to us.
WHAT WE DO TO HELP YOU WIN COLORADO SSD BENEFITS
You do not need to file for Colorado SSD benefits on your own. Our law firm can help file your SSD application. Also, we can help you file an appeal after every SSA denial. That way, you can focus on your health and living your best life. For example, our attorneys and staff can:
- Send you the paperwork you need to become our client
- Help you file your application for SSD and SSI benefits
- Request an appeal if you receive an initial denial from DDS
- Help you confirm your free SSA doctor exam
- Request a Hearing with an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)
- Prepare you to testify at your SSA hearing
- Represent you at your hearing and question the expert witnesses
- Read about the job expert testimony
- Learn about the medical expert
- Request review of an SSA decision with the Appeals Council
- Request review of an Appeals Council denial in Federal Court
If you file your application for SSD benefits online at Social Security’s website, then you have 6 months to complete the application. Once you submit your application online, the SSA sends you an application summary in the mail. You must sign the summary and mail it back quickly.
OUR LAWYERS & STAFF WILL HELP YOU
If you need help with your Colorado SSD case, you have found the right law firm. You can learn more about our lawyers on our About Us page. Call us. We can also help you find Colorado’s free health services.
Our lawyers have years of legal experience. For example, Dianna Cannon has been helping people win Social Security benefits for thirty years. Brett Bunkall and Andria Summers have also won thousands of SSDI and SSI cases.
In 30 years, we have won over 20,000 SSDI and SSI cases for our clients. Our experts can help you apply for SSI benefits using the SSA’s website. However, we will need your help to apply for SSI benefits. Why? Because only you know your personal financial information. SSI benefits require you to have minimal assets and monthly income.
Likewise, if you need an appeal, we can help with that too. There are also forms to be filled out. Don’t worry. If you have questions about these SSA forms, then we will answer them. You can learn about SSA’s appeal forms.
Additionally, if you need to know more about Colorado’s free health services, then call. Contact us today for help with your Colorado SSD case. Put our experience to work for you.