Denver Health Behavioral Health Center

Jose Castillo

I sincerely apologize for yesterday. I forgot where i was and freaked out on you. Then the room with the camera. It all makes sense. I'm a horrible alcoholic and you were trying to stop binges that are killing me. I'll keep taking them and see how it helps my alcoholism. You were all pretty nice

John Houghtaling

In regards to OBHS - specifically the methadone program and the employees in charge of it: A super friendly, helpful and truly caring group of people behind the window at this clinic. You can tell every single one of them enjoys being a part of patient's life changing stories. They gladly keep you informed and aware of the little details regarding your treatment, details that as a recovering addict with brain fog are not easy to remember. Overall, I highly recommend methadone and Denver Healths OBHS clinic. If you are struggling with opiate addiction and haven't tried methadone, PLEASE ignore the ill-educated rumors about it and research yourself. It wasn't until experiencing it did I believe I'd ever in life be free from addiction.

Rand Kannenberg

Dr. Riley, my outpatient psychiatrist is great!

Brianna Wolfer

I've been to a few mental hospitals and this one was by far the worst. It was basically. a prison. If you expressed that you weren't doing better, they'd keep you in your room and you couldn't leave until you were "better". In fact I think I'd be treated better in prison. We were given scrubs and FISHNET underwear. I asked for a new pair and they wouldn't give me one. It was friggin nasty. Was also told that if you had better insurance you'd be treated better. Don't come here. Don't send your kids here. I thought this was how all hospitals were but I was wrong. There are much better options.