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About Community Medical Services
Care listed includes substance use treatment, mental health and substance use treated together and outpatient. Outpatient care in Arvada, CO.
Community Medical Services in Arvada, Colorado provides outpatient treatment for adults. The facility is CARF-accredited and offers medication-assisted treatment including buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone. Services are available for active military, veterans, pregnant women, men, and those involved with the criminal justice system.
The program supports co-occurring and trauma-related conditions. Payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, and a sliding scale.
Licensing Record and Status
Licensing details have not been independently confirmed. Ask the facility for its license details and verify them with the licensing authority.
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Treatment and Services at Community Medical Services
Here is what Community Medical Services offers for care options, in plain terms.
Treatment Offered
- Substance use treatment
- Care for co-occurring mental health and substance use
- Outpatient
- Opioid treatment program
- Buprenorphine
- Methadone
- Naltrexone
- Trauma-informed care
Groups Served
- Young adults
- Adults
- Seniors
- Women
- Men
- Women-only program
- Men-only program
- Women who are pregnant or postpartum
- Veterans
- Active-duty military
- People with justice system involvement
Ways to Pay
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
- Sliding fee scale
Accreditation and Licensing
- CARF accreditation
These services come from the facility's own report to SAMHSA's treatment locator. Check with the facility before you go.
Where Community Medical Services Is and How to Get There
Here is where Community Medical Services is and how to reach it.
7500 West Sheridan Boulevard, Arvada, CO, 80003
Getting Help to Choose a Program
Directory information is a starting point for comparing options. Contact the facility directly to confirm its services, admission requirements and current availability. A directory entry is not an endorsement or a guarantee of admission.
Questions to Ask Community Medical Services Before You Call
Useful first questions: which services are available, who provides the care, what admission involves and whether there is a waiting list. Confirm the total cost, insurance arrangements and any additional fees directly with the facility.