In 1957, Community Reach Center (formerly known as Adams Community Mental Health Center) was founded in Commerce City, Colorado. The clinic was staffed by a small visiting team of mental health providers from the University of Colorado Medical Center.
In 1967, Congress passed the Community Mental Health Centers Act, fulfilling President John F. Kennedy's vision to adopt a "bold new approach" to the treatment of mental illness in the United States.The Center was the first provider in the five-state Rocky Mountain region to build a comprehensive community mental health center with funds awarded through the Community Mental Health Centers Act.
In 1967, Congress passed the Community Mental Health Centers Act, fulfilling President John F. Kennedy's vision to adopt a "bold new approach" to the treatment of mental illness in the United States.The Center was the first provider in the five-state Rocky Mountain region to build a comprehensive community mental health center with funds awarded through the Community Mental Health Centers Act.
Services
If you are a current client of Community Reach Center and need to contact your therapist or reschedule an appointment, or if you'd like to learn more about Community Reach Center's services and programs for all ages, please call (303)853-3500. We are available Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Community Reach Center provides mental health services and counseling in seven outpatient offices for your convenience. New clients will continue to be offered intake assessments in-person at Community Reach Center's Thornton and Brighton locations and will be screened at the door for flu-like symptoms prior to entrance.
Our walk-in crisis center is located on the west side of the building on N. Bryant St. Turn north from 84th Ave. Parking in the west lot on Bryant Street. At Behavioral Health Urgent Care in north metro Denver, we offer immediate support and treatment at any time of the day, seven days a week. If it's a crisis to you, it's a crisis to us.
Please call 303-853-3500 to be scheduled for an intake at Broomfield or go to our Thornton Intake location and request Broomfield Office for ongoing services. The Broomfield Outpatient Office is located on the 2nd floor of the Broomfield Health and Human Services Building just north of 120th Avenue at the southeast corner of Spader Way and 1st Avenue.
Community Reach Center is proud to partner in our community to provide one-stop access for all your medical and mental health needs. Community Reach Center's mental health professionals are integrated into the medical staff at the locations below - providing evidence-based, confidential counseling services for all ages.
Reviews (9)
David E.
Jan 14, 2022
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As a former employee, I can tell you DO NOT work for them. They will use you as a disposable employee and not think twice about your own mental health. If you're a client... know that their staff is under appreciated, under paid, and under supported by their administrative staff. Your therapist will do as much work as they can within a stressful and toxic environment.
Jewno
Nov 23, 2021
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Jon Wetzel
Oct 30, 2021
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I called to inquire on how to get help around 8.30 am. The first time I called they said because I had Medicaid I was told I was poor, broke, had no money and I would have to call a crisis number or website while being suicidal, and hung up the phone with out any warning. I called back to find out why and got hung up on again. I still got no information, no number, no help and no answer all the while I was told I was poor and desolate, broke and had no money because I was on Medicaid. How dare you judge me and discriminate against people on Medicaid.
Dragon Berry
Sep 19, 2021
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The office staff is horrible, I called today to try and schedule and intake appoint for my child, I was given bad information about how to schedule the appointment from the crisis center and while I was trying to figure out how to do it the women hung up on me when I called back, I asked to speak to her manager and she hung up on me again! This is beyond unacceptable! They are supposedly here to help with the community's mental health needs, I have a hard time believing they can help anyone with anything!
Skylar Lee
Sep 04, 2021
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They’re good ‘music’ is the absolute worst. They claim to do mental health. But then their hold ‘music’ is a kriffing beep tone. And let me tell you. Community Reach Center, every time I have to call you and am out on hold it makes me want to hurt myself. So maybe you should put in the extra expensive and either use actual music or silence.
Ashley Sison
Apr 05, 2021
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I've been with community reach for 5 years now but recently it's like all of the doctor's just up and leave. I had nobody call me to tell me my doctor was leaving and it was a hassle just to try and find a different doctor. I had 2 doctors just up and leave and I was basically stranded to find a new one and than for some reason all of the doctor's never have open appointments early enough for people to be seen, I just do not recommend this place anymore.
Lexy Ginger
Dec 11, 2020
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Extremely disappointed in this program. No one believed me when I told them the therapist they chose for me was out of my network so we kept scheduling appointments. I’ve been thrown around therapist to therapist doctor to doctor for years. And they truly wonder why people with mental health issues don’t seek help.
Denise Aquino
Oct 18, 2020
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I have been helped by wonderful thoughtful therapist and group programs in my rehabilitation from my own personal traumatic experiences and I would like to thank all the professional staff members for being warm at entering bthe front door to my entire treatment program which is helping me back on my feet and helping me cope through some really hard times. I'm thankful to God for this location and for the amazing staff taking great care of my mental care and stability.
My personal therapist Marcy Libeer has been a champion in my mental stabilization and hope that each day I will be ok again. If
My personal therapist Marcy Libeer has been a champion in my mental stabilization and hope that each day I will be ok again. If
Cross Nic
Jul 14, 2020
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Just like standardized testing. If they cannot evaluate and measure the positive difference they make.in your life, qualitatively or quantitatively they see no reason to keep you on. I informed staff of how not only valuable but beneficiary the sessions were but because we could not set a measurable goal the decision was to discharge me. I can't afford sessions at 60 to 180 dollars an hour otherwise. I have 4 children and a household to support.
