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Expert psychiatric care for ADHD, anxiety, depression, and more. Adults and teens 15 and older.

Now accepting new patients. Most insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare accepted. All visits are private and by appointment.

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No referral needed · Now accepting new patients · Private and by appointment · Medicaid, Medicare & most insurance accepted
Now accepting new patients
Board certified care
Private -- by appointment only
Ages 15 and up
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Elevate Denver Mental Health treats adults, teens, and children dealing with ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and more. We are located at 2301 Blake St in Denver's RiNo district. Same-week appointments available. Most insurance accepted.

Psychiatric Care in Denver

Elevate Denver Mental Health provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management, GeneSight testing, and ESA letters for adults and teens 15 and older. Our office is at 2301 Blake St in the RiNo Art District. We accept most major insurance and keep open availability for new patients.

Who We Help in Denver

Denver runs on ambition. Tech workers pulling long hours in the Platte Street corridor. Nurses finishing back-to-back shifts at UCHealth or Denver Health. Teachers holding it together for Denver Public Schools classrooms while their own anxiety goes untreated. Construction crews building out the next phase of the city while running on caffeine and no sleep.

We treat the people who keep Denver moving -- and the people who feel like Denver is moving too fast for them. ADHD that went undiagnosed through college. Anxiety that got worse after a promotion. Depression that does not care how many fourteeners you have climbed. PTSD from things you do not talk about at happy hour.

We also see teenagers 15 and older. School pressure, social anxiety, attention problems, mood swings -- these are real clinical issues, not phases. The earlier they get evaluated, the better.

Our Approach

This is psychiatry, not therapy. We focus on what is happening in your brain and whether medication can help. Your first appointment is about 60 minutes. We ask real questions, listen to real answers, and build a plan that makes sense for your life -- not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

If you have tried medications before and nothing worked, we offer GeneSight testing. It is a simple cheek swab that shows how your body processes different psychiatric medications. It takes the guesswork out of prescribing. We also provide ESA evaluations for patients who qualify.

For Students

Denver has a large student population spread across multiple campuses. We see students from the University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, the University of Denver, Regis University, and Community College of Denver. College is where undiagnosed ADHD often shows up for the first time. The structure of high school masked it. Now the deadlines pile up and the coping strategies stop working. Academic pressure, financial stress, and being away from your support system -- all of it compounds. We get students in quickly and work around class schedules.

For Working Professionals

Denver's economy is broad. We treat employees from UCHealth, Denver Health, Lockheed Martin, DaVita, Xcel Energy, Arrow Electronics, and the State of Colorado. We see tech workers from companies in the Platte Street and RiNo corridors, first responders, and small business owners who have no one to cover for them when they burn out. Irregular schedules, high-stakes deadlines, and the cost of living in a city that keeps getting more expensive -- these are not character flaws. They are real stressors that affect your brain chemistry.

Getting Started

New patients are usually seen within one week. Your first visit is about 60 minutes. Bring your insurance card, a list of current medications, and any prior records you have. We accept Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Health First Colorado (Medicaid). Kaiser patients -- we are not in-network with Kaiser, but cash pay is available. You can book through the contact form on this page or call us directly.

Our Specialties in Denver

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Simple 3-step process

Getting care shouldn't be complicated

1

Full Evaluation

Your first visit is a real conversation.

2

Your Treatment Plan

We create a plan around your actual needs.

3

Ongoing Support

We don't disappear. Regular check-ins, easy refills, and adjustments when needed.

Serving Denver's Workforce

We help employees and professionals from these local organizations

Denver Health Healthcare
DaVita Healthcare
Xcel Energy Utilities
Arrow Electronics Technology
CommonSpirit Health Healthcare
Denver Public Schools Education
Lockheed Martin Aerospace and Defense
UCHealth Healthcare
City and County of Denver Government
University of Colorado System Education

We accept most insurance

39+ plans including Medicaid, Medicare and major commercial insurers

AetnaAetna Medicare AdvantageAetna Medicare Advantage SupplementAETNA POS PlanAETNA PPO PlanAnthem / BCBSCignaOptum / UHCManaged MedicareMedicareStraight MedicareAll Savers + 27 more

Frequently Asked Questions About Denver Care

How quickly can I get an appointment in Denver?
Most new patients are seen within one week. We keep same-week openings specifically for new patients.
Do you accept Health First Colorado (Medicaid)?
Yes. We accept Health First Colorado along with Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. We are not in-network with Kaiser, but cash pay is available.
Do you prescribe controlled substances for ADHD?
Yes. If a controlled medication like Adderall or Vyvanse is clinically right after your check-up, we prescribe it. We do not require outside referrals or prior therapy.
Do you see teens and adults?
Yes. We evaluate and treat teens and adults 15 and older. Common reasons patients come to us include ADHD, anxiety, depression, and behavioral concerns.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of current medications (including dosages), and any prior mental health or psychological records you have. If you do not have records, that is fine -- we will start fresh.
Can I get an ESA letter at my first appointment?
ESA check-ups are available for established patients. We need to complete a mental health check-up first to determine if an emotional support animal is clinically right for you.
Do you serve patients from Arvada, Aurora, and Lakewood?
Yes. We see patients from across the Denver metro area including Arvada, Aurora, Centennial, Lakewood, Thornton, and Westminster.

Our Denver Office

2301 Blake St, Suite 100 Room 113

Denver, CO 80205

(303) 747-4100

By appointment only -- your privacy matters to us

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Areas We Serve in Denver

BakerCapitol HillCherry CreekCongress ParkFive PointsGlobevilleGolden TriangleHarvey ParkHighlandsLoDoMontclairPark HillRiNoSloan's LakeStapleton (Central Park)

Crisis Resources for Denver

If you're experiencing a mental health emergency, please reach out:

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 988 Free 24/7 support
Crisis Text Line 741741 Text HOME to 741741
Colorado Crisis Services 1-844-493-8255 24/7 crisis support for all ages. Walk-in centers available statewide. Text TALK to 38255.
Denver CARES 303-436-5063 Denver acute intoxication and crisis stabilization center. Walk-in available 24/7.

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