Colorado Psychiatry Center

"The front office staff are the best. They get the difficulty in navigating mental health in Colorado. They are so kind and helpful and informative when I seem unsure what to do and what I can ask for, even if I call back multiple times in a day. And they always answer. If I’m out on hold it’s never longer than a minute. Excellent service. Thank you!"

"I have been so delighted to have found Colorado Psychiatry Center. They are always so professional, so communicative, thorough, organized, punctual and caring! They continue to exceed my expectations with every interaction - and I am so grateful I can feel so relaxed knowing my child is in their care. I am both a mom AND also work as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, with 25 year in mental health, so you can bet I have high standards! Thank you Hannah for taking such good care of my child."

"My oldest daughter has been a patient here for at least 2 years and her anxiety has been under control all through middle school and now she is entering high school with confidence. My youngest just started at this practice and I know it’s going to help her so much."

"Easy to schedule. Was able to get an appointment while other places like Children's have a year long waitlist. I especially love the option for virtual appointments. Claudia listened and answered questions. My daughter got the the help she needed and is doing so much better. Would recommend this practice."

"Both my kids have been coming here since 2019. Rob was my sons provider and Lyndsey was my daughters provider. Both have left the practice. My 2 stars are strictly for the providers that have treated my kids. The front office staff however can absolutely use some education on telephone etiquette. There’s been tremendous turn over with the front staff and my family has definitely felt the shift in the culture within the office. There’s a huge disconnect from provider to front office to patient. Too many hands in the pot can potentially create more chaos which is what we experience every time we need to call about follow ups, refill requests, etc. “the left hand never knows what the right hand is doing”. We see more apathy than empathy which is incredibly disheartening given this is a psychiatry office dealing with mental health. The decline in patient care here is going downhill and when you see providers leaving left and right it speaks volumes about the practice as a whole. Patients should be treated as though they matter are that they are heard, validated, and acknowledged. Not just some insignificant call they need to make “again”."