ARTS Specialized Outpatient Services Clinic — Addiction treatment center in Denver, CO
Address1648 N Gaylord St CO, Denver, CO 80206
Phone+1303-336-1600
Websiteartstreatment.com
Addiction Research and Treatment Services (ARTS) is a clinical program within the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, offering substance misuse treatment for adults and adolescents. For over 50 years, ARTS has focused on providing compassionate care and medication-assisted treatments, aiming to reduce harm caused by substance misuse. Their approach integrates research, education, and clinical services, with a mission to improve quality of life for individuals with substance use disorders. ARTS offers outpatient treatment, mobile health services, and sober living homes, emphasizing a biopsychosocial understanding of addiction.
Best for
- Adults with substance use disorders
- Adolescents with substance use disorders
- Individuals seeking medication-assisted treatment
- Those needing structured sober living
| Key services | Medication Assisted Treatment, Office-Based Opioid Treatment, Adolescent Outpatient Treatment, Adult Outpatient Treatment, Mobile Health Services, Sober Living Homes |
| Tags | addiction treatment, substance abuse, opioid treatment, medication assisted treatment, outpatient services, adolescent treatment, adult treatment, sober living, denver, colorado |
Reviews on Google4.3 · 33 reviews
I wasted 7 years of my life going here, trading a heroin addiction for methadone addiction. It's almost impossible to stay clean going here.
I find this to be the most relaxed of 7 clinics I've been to ,both in and put of state...councellors& groups are better too...I kno it'll be possible to get settled off methadone in due time tòo.
I would recommend this clinic to anyone struggling with opioids The staff is great very friendly as is the doctor and counselors :)
This place helped me get clean, it’s a tough program with strict guidelines but it’s supposed to be that way. If you’re ready to get your life back this place can and will help you. You have to put in work and know it’s not going to be easy! Thank you to Shayla, amber, and all the nurses and staff here! Much respect!
They are all really nice there Amber and the Dr really want to help see people get better. I am battling cancer as well and have alot of other appointments besides going there I am thankful they work with me there because all of my appointments get overwhelming sometimes.
Currently not a fun,or comfortable, safe place to be..I always loved arts however,new directors,coordinators have changed the place less like I'm a customer here to get services,and MJ ore like a behavioral kod.center.if were caught chit chastting,part of recovery, the staff looks out for you...at least we can talk, but I'm not giving w new " sunday removal " for any b.v asic rule broken...and y I mean little.its ccx called diversion,but no matter what tough staff says,methadone,I'm only 75mg,but still it wont ladt 2 days thru sunday...just brings people to b.v use.bottles have always co ssd's t too much but newer Councellor as re decent and I like nurses& front desk folks.good ,central plc to try out suboxone or methadone....mi had tìu<
I have always been treated very fair. The only person I had major problems with is the councler Crissy. Some people just hate there life. Is what it is. Just stay clear from her and your good.
The staff really is great and they treat me like I'm a human being with a problem. Not like a second class person. The doctor is even very understanding! I feel like they're working with me when I was expecting them to work against me and I would have to try and cheat the system -- you don't have to here. Their system actually works!
Great people working here.. they actually seem to care if we succeed or not. I would def recommend this place to anyone needing a little help with opiods.
I love this place!! The staff is amazing and really do want to help!!! This place has saved my life and im so very grateful!!!
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