Taking care of your health isn't always easy. Between work, school, family, and other responsibilities, it can be hard to find the time – or know where to start. You don't need to figure it out on your own. Our team will help connect you with the care and support that fit your needs.

We offer services in three main areas:

• Health Care Services: Medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and other care to help you stay healthy.
• Specialty Services: Care for specific needs, such as women's health, children's health, and other specialized services.
• Family & Support Services: Programs and resources that help with things outside of the exam room.

Peak Vista has more than 20 locations across Colorado. If you are worried about getting to and from your visit, let us know. We may be able to help with your transportation.

Your care team will reflect your needs. We have more than 300 providers – including doctors, dentists, and behavioral health specialists – that are ready to help you be your healthiest self. You can explore all of our providers here on our website. Read their profiles and find a provider that resonates with you.

Patient Rights & Responsibilities | Effective January 2026

Use the links below to learn your rights (like respectful care, clear information, privacy, and a say in your treatment), your responsibilities (like being honest, following your care plan, and treating others with respect), and how to share concerns or make a complaint.

Notice of Privacy Practices | Effective January 2026

Use the links below to learn how Peak Vista collects, uses, shares, and protects your protected health information (PHI).

We collect mobile phone numbers to communicate with patients via text message for purposes such as appointment reminders, billing notifications, and care coordination. Your privacy is a priority. Your mobile number will not be sold or shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. We will not use your number for unrelated marketing without your express written consent.

Notice of Non-Descrimination | Effective February 2026

Use the links below to learn how Peak Vista complies with civil rights laws, refuses to discriminate, and provides accommodations as needed.

Peak Vista Rights & Responsibilities | Effective February 2026

Use the links below to learn our rights and responsibilities as an organization, like addressing your health care concerns, responding to grievances, and getting an accurate health history.

Language Assistance

You deserve care you can understand. We have Spanish-speaking staff members, as well interpretation services.

If you are worried about paying for your care, let us know. We have options to help.

• Our Sliding Fee Scale Discount Program(opens in a new tab) provides lower-cost care based on your family size and income. This is available for all patients in our service area, whether they have insurance or not.
• Our Enrollment Services team(opens in a new tab) can help you find and apply for aid programs, like Medicaid.
• Our Pharmacy team(opens in a new tab) has special programs to help you afford medications.
• We can connect you to community resources(opens in a new tab) to help lower costs in other areas of your life, like food or housing.
• And more!

Planning your route can help you avoid feeling rushed when you arrive.

Before you leave:

• Check directions to your health center.
• Look for parking options near your location.
• Allow time to walk from your car to the entrance.

Why This Matters: Knowing where to go can make your visit feel easier from the start.

Delays happen, and calling ahead helps staff understand your situation.

If you are running late:

• Call the Customer Service Center right away.
• Let staff know how late you may be.
• Ask if your visit can still happen.
• Ask about rescheduling if needed.

Why This Matters: Calling ahead gives you the best chance to keep your care moving.

Arriving early gives you time to check in before your appointment starts.

Try to plan your arrival like this:

• Arrive about 15 minutes early.
• Allow extra time for parking or finding your building.
• Be ready to check in when you arrive.

Why This Matters: Extra time can help lower stress and reduce the change that your visit needs to be changed.

Delays happen, and calling ahead helps staff understand your situation.

If you are running late:

• Call the Customer Service Center right away.
• Let staff know how late you may be.
• Ask if your visit can still happen.
• Ask about rescheduling if needed.

Why This Matters: Calling ahead gives you the best chance to keep your care moving.

We understand that delays happen. If you arrive late, your care team will do their best to help, but your appointment may need to be changed depending on the schedule and how late you arrive.

If you are running late:

• Call the Customer Service Center as soon as possible.
• Let staff know how late you may be.
• Ask if your visit can still happen.
• Ask about rescheduling if needed.

If you have questions before your visit, call the Customer Service Center. They can help you understand where to go, what to bring, or what to do next.

You can call for help with:

• Appointment questions.
• Directions or location questions.
• What to bring.
• Canceling or rescheduling.
• General visit questions.