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Community Reach Center Inc - Mental health treatment facility in Brighton, CO

Community Reach Center Inc, located at 1850 East Egbert Street, Suite 200 in Brighton, Colorado, is a leading provider of compassionate and comprehensive outpatient behavioral health services. Established in 1957 as one of the region’s first community mental health centers, the organization has built a legacy of excellence rooted in accessibility, collaboration, and whole-person care. Through decades of innovation and evidence-based practice, Community Reach Center continues to empower individuals and families to achieve mental wellness and emotional resilience.

Treatment Services

Levels of Care

Core Services

Additional Services

  • Mentoring & Advocacy
  • Peer Coaching
  • Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP)
  • Whole Health Action Management (WHAM)

Contact Information

1850 East Egbert Street Suite 200, Brighton, CO, 80601
Monday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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Insurance Coverage

For information on insurances accepted by Community Reach Center Inc, please contact them directly at (303) 853-3500.

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Latest Review
Samantha W

This is from a while back now, but my neighbor encouraged me to post my experience. My understanding is that the therapists here are great, but my personal experience is that the office staff is not. At one point, a neighbor asked for a ride to/from this IDEA location. (I didn’t ask why, as doing so felt rude.) I was early picking her up, so I sat in my car in the parking lot to wait. A lady (who I assume was a member of office staff) came storming out after a little bit and bangs on my window HARD. When I rolled my window down, she asked if I was one of theirs, and I started to explain that I wasn’t but I was providing a ride to someone who was using their services. I didn’t get more than a couple words out before this woman just lost her mind and went on this angry rant about people using their parking lot. She threatened to call the police, she threatened to have me towed, she was red-faced and furious that I dared to park in their parking lot while waiting to give someone else a ride home from THEIR OWN office — my car still running! The parking lot was half empty, but still, if she had just asked me to move like a normal person, I would have absolutely said yes! After what felt like ages, but was probably only maybe a minute or so of her ranting, I just decided this was too much stupid drama to deal with. So I rolled up my window and put the car in reverse, and this woman starts banging on my window AGAIN?? I guess she was angry that I decided to leave instead of let her keep screaming at me?? Anyway, I left and parked at the liquor store at the end of the block instead, then texted my neighbor and let her know she would need to walk to me. I felt bad, but I told my neighbor that she would probably need to find a different ride from then on, because there was no way I was going anywhere near this place again.