Substance Treatment Line
Anyone can call (individuals, patients, friends/family members, providers, external professionals, etc.) who needs support navigating substance treatment options. Don’t wait. Take the first step toward recovery.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
If you are unsure whether you need care, call Denver Health's 24-hour NurseLine: 303-739-1211.
Why Call Us?
- Compassionate Support: Our team offers kind and compassionate care with zero judgment. All calls are free and confidential.
- Tailored Solutions: We are dedicated to helping you navigate and connect with the best resources and treatment options for your situation within Denver and surrounding communities.
- No Pressure: Choose what’s best for you; no requirements to participate. We are a community resource dedicated to helping you navigate your options.
- Inclusive Care: For ages 12 and up.
Substance Use Programs
Addiction Recovery Center and Prescription-Based Suboxone Treatment (DHARC)
Outpatient Medication Addiction Treatment (OMAT)
Women and Family Services - Substance Use Recovery Program (WFS)
Denver CARES
Denver Community Addiction Rehabilitation and Evaluation Services (CARES) provides short-term and residential treatment for individuals with substance use disorders.
For more information about programs, services, and fees please call Denver Cares at 303-436-3500.
Center for Addiction Medicine
The Center for Addiction Medicine is a Denver Health initiative dedicated to combating the damage being done to our community by the disease of addiction.
Denver Health Addiction Recovery Center (DHARC)
Addiction Recovery Center provides outpatient treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring behavioral health conditions with a specialty in Women and Family Services (WFS). For more information on DHARC see substance use programs above.
Outpatient Medication for Addiction Treatment (OMAT)
Opioid addiction treatment at Denver Health provides opioid agonist therapy utilizing methadone and buprenorphine (Suboxone) through a dispensary for patients meeting specific criteria for admission. For more information on OMAT see substance use programs above.
