Mon to Fri 5:30 AM to 12:30 PM · Sat 9 to 11 AM

Locations We Serve

Opioid Treatment Near Aurora, Colorado

Compassionate opioid addiction treatment about 10 minutes from Aurora, at our clinic in Denver. Medicaid accepted.

CARF AccreditedMedicaid AcceptedSame-Day Admissions When EligibleOpen Saturdays

Getting Here

Getting to the Clinic from Aurora

Aurora sits just east of Denver. Most patients take the I-225 corridor or East Colfax Avenue and reach 6310 E. Exposition Ave in about 10 minutes.

Drive Time

About 10 minutes

Via I-225 or East Colfax Avenue

The Clinic

6310 E. Exposition Ave

Denver, CO 80224

Hours

Mon to Fri 5:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Saturday 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Sunday Closed

We have one clinic. Patients from Aurora travel to 6310 E. Exposition Ave in Denver for every visit, and there is no separate Aurora site.

Why Patients Come to Us

Why Aurora Residents Travel to Our Denver Clinic

Located just east of Denver along the I-225 corridor, Aurora residents can reach our clinic at 6310 E. Exposition Ave in about 10 minutes. We serve the Aurora community including neighborhoods along Colfax Avenue, Havana Street, and the Fitzsimons area.

  • About 10 minutes from Aurora on I-225 or East Colfax Avenue
  • Patients come from Colfax Avenue, Havana Street and the Fitzsimons area
  • Medicaid, Medicare and Colorado Community Health Alliance accepted
  • Weekday dosing from 5:30 AM, plus Saturday mornings

What the daily trip from Aurora looks like

Aurora is one of the closest communities we serve, about 10 minutes on I-225 or East Colfax Avenue. Early treatment usually means coming in most days while your dose is settled, and at that distance the trip is a short one.

Weekday dosing opens at 5:30 AM, so the visit can fit before a shift rather than instead of one. We are also open Saturday mornings.

The schedule does not stay the same forever. Your care team will explain how it can change as your treatment progresses, including whether take-home doses are an option for you, so ask at your assessment.

What to expect at your first visit covers the assessment and what to bring.

Not sure about coverage? See the plans we accept or read about Medicaid coverage.

Nearby Communities

Other Communities We Serve

Same clinic, same team. These are the other places our patients drive in from.

Questions

Opioid Treatment FAQ for Aurora Residents

Ours is one of the closest. Mile High Treatment & Recovery is a single clinic at 6310 E. Exposition Ave in Denver, about 10 minutes from Aurora along I-225 or East Colfax Avenue. We are an Opioid Treatment Program offering methadone therapy, Medication-Assisted Treatment and counseling. There is no Aurora site, so patients from Aurora come to us in Denver.

We see patients from across Aurora, including the neighborhoods along Colfax Avenue, Havana Street and the Fitzsimons area. Aurora spans Arapahoe and Adams County, and the drive to our Denver clinic is about 10 minutes from most of it.

Yes. We accept Medicaid and Medicare, including Health First Colorado, Colorado Access, Colorado Community Health Alliance and Rocky Mountain Health Plans. If you have no insurance or cannot afford care, ask about our sliding scale when you call.

Call us at 720-756-7162 and we will arrange your first visit. Every new patient has an assessment before treatment begins, so please call ahead rather than arriving unannounced. Bring a photo ID and your insurance card if you have one. We are open Monday to Friday from 5:30 AM to 12:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and patients from Aurora come to our Denver clinic for every visit.

Ready to get started from Aurora?

We are about 10 minutes away at 6310 E. Exposition Ave in Denver. Call us and we will walk you through your first visit.

Visit Us

Address

6310 E. Exposition Ave

Denver, CO 80224

Get Directions

Contact

720-756-7162

[email protected]

Call Now

Hours

Mon to Fri: 5:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Sunday: Closed

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or crisis, call or text 988.