Denver Health Pavilion M — Mental health clinic in Denver, CO
Address723 Delaware St CO, Denver, CO 80204
Phone+1303-436-4949
Websitedenverhealth.org
Denver Health Pavilion M offers Adolescent Outpatient Behavioral Health services. Located in Denver, Colorado, the clinic provides various healthcare services, including telehealth appointments. Patients can schedule appointments through MyChart or by calling the provided numbers. The facility is situated across from the main hospital, offering a less hectic environment. Denver Health has received recognition for quality improvement, sustainability, and maternity care.
Best for
- Adolescents
- Patients with acute injuries
- Individuals seeking telehealth
| Key services | Adolescent Outpatient Behavioral Health, Telehealth appointments, Virtual Urgent Care |
| Tags | behavioral health, adolescent care, outpatient services, telehealth, denver health, trauma care, urgent care |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 1 reviews
I want to give my highest regard for the trauma team that was on duty Friday May 29th around 11:00 when I came in from a biking accident I had six broken ribs and a punctured lung a fractured collar bone and fractured scapula and I had fractured one of the vertebrates in my neck their level of care and professionalism was truly impressive no doubt they saved my life more than that they made me feel valuable as a human being special shout out to Jonathan the day nurse and Julian the night nurse who took care of me in ICU for a couple of days especially letting me get up and go to the bathroom so many times hugs and kisses to both of you will maybe just hugs to Jonathan but definitely hugs and kisses to Julian
Across the street from main hospital. Not as hectic.
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