At the Developmental Disabilities Health Center (DDHC), we strive to provide exceptional health care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Common intellectual and developmental disabilities include Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Fetal-Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), Fragile X and other cognitive disabilities.
This innovative health home model features multidisciplinary, integrated primary care, that is customized to the needs and experiences of people with IDD.
DDHC patients receive comprehensive health services customized to meet their individual needs in a primary care environment.
At Peak Vista Community Health Center, our HIV/AIDS specialists understand the unique health challenges that encompass those who are HIV-positive and living with AIDS. As part of our continuing mission to remove barriers to quality healthcare to the underinsured and uninsured population of Colorado Springs, we have developed a Collaborative Care Clinic that provides an interdisciplinary approach to managing these serious illnesses. Under the guidance of a primary care physician, infectious disease specialist, and a case manager from the Southern Colorado AIDS Project, you can rest assured that you will receive the specialized, quality care you deserve at Peak Vista.
Our goal is to simplify the delivery of care, as well as support treatment compliance. As a Peak Vista patient, you are able to access the Clinic through a provider referral. Additionally, patients can also be referred through the Southern Colorado AIDS Project. For further information, please contact our HIV Coordinator, at (719) 344-6790.
Peak Vista Community Health Center takes the care of HIV-positive and AIDS patients very seriously. That is why we offer multiple, patient-focused medical services, and collaborate with infectious disease specialists and knowledgeable case managers.
When you are a patient at our Collaborative Care Clinic, you will receive:
Located at
Health Center at Union
225 S. Union Blvd., Garden Level
Colorado Springs, CO 80910
The purpose of the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center is to assist our providers in managing patients with diabetes and/or elevated blood lipids. Pharmacists in the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center have received special training and work under a protocol developed to assist providers in giving patients optimal diabetes and/or lipid lowering therapy. Patients must be referred to the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center by their Peak Vista provider.
For further information, please call the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center, at (719) 344-6304.
Peak Vista Community Health Center is proud to provide health coverage for immigrants and refugees. As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), our ongoing mission is to remove barriers and increase access to quality medical care for the underinsured and uninsured. That is why it’s important that our services also extend to immigrant health care.
Refugee Care is provided at the Logan Center on the Myron Stratton campus, and handles both the intake process as well as medical care. With an estimated 150 refugees annually, Peak Vista works with Lutheran Family Services as its community partner in this effort.
Coordination between the two agencies includes:
Peak Vista Community Health Center also serves as the point of contact for the state health department, the University of Denver Infectious Disease Department, and the El Paso County Department of Health and Environment with regard to the refugee population.
In addition, Peak Vista serves as a liaison with the state refugee program for completion of all immigration program requirements, ensuring all necessary paperwork is forwarded to the state.