Specialty Services: Supporting Complex and Ongoing Health Needs

Our Care Coordination services help patients manage complex or ongoing health needs by connecting them with a dedicated Care Coordinator. This person works alongside your providers to simplify your care plan and make it easier to stay on track.

Our services include:

• Support with scheduling appointments and referrals.
• Help managing multiple health conditions.
• Guidance for medication, diet, and care plans.
• Connection to community resources and support programs.

Why This Matters: When your care is organized and supported, it’s easier to follow your plan and focus on feeling better. Care Coordination keeps your providers connected so you can spend less time managing details and more time on your health.

Learn more about Care Coordination Services(opens in a new tab) at Peak Vista.

Peak Vista’s Pharmacy Services team helps patients access affordable medications and understand how to use them safely. Our pharmacists work directly with your care team to make sure your prescriptions are accurate, effective, and easy to manage. We offer two on-site pharmacy locations at our Academy Campus(opens in a new tab) and Union Campus(opens in a new tab), making it convenient to fill your prescriptions right where you receive your care.

Our services include:

• Low-cost prescription fills and refills.
• Medication education and refill support.
• Help with diabetes, high cholesterol, and warfarin management.
• Coordination with providers for medication adjustments.
• Delivery to select Peak Vista health centers.

Why This Matters: Getting your prescriptions where you already receive care saves time, reduces costs, and helps you stay on track with your health.

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Managing warfarin can be challenging because everyone’s body responds differently. Peak Vista’s Warfarin Center supports patients who are prescribed warfarin (Coumadin) by their Peak Vista provider and referred for ongoing monitoring. Our trained pharmacists work closely with your provider to keep your treatment safe, effective, and easy to follow.

Our services include:

• Regular INR blood checks to measure how well your blood thinner is working.
• Safe adjustments to your warfarin dose as needed.
• Guidance on diet, vitamin K, and lifestyle changes that affect your INR.
• Support with planning for procedures or surgeries.
• Prescription coordination through Peak Vista’s on-site pharmacy services.

Why This Matters: Warfarin helps prevent serious health problems, but it must be monitored closely. Having a pharmacy-based care team ensures your provider and pharmacist work together to keep your treatment safe, consistent, and stress-free.

Learn more about Warfarin Care Services(opens in a new tab) at Peak Vista.

The Developmental Disabilities Health Center(opens in a new tab) provides compassionate, comprehensive care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our team understands the unique needs of individuals with conditions such as Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Cerebral Palsy. We offer a coordinated care model that combines primary care, behavioral health, and specialty support — all under one roof.

Our team creates care plans that focus on each patient’s needs, goals, and strengths. We coordinate services so your care feels connected, respectful, and easy to follow.

Our services include:

• Routine and preventative care tailored to individual needs.
• Chronic disease management and wellness programs.
• Behavioral and psychiatric health support.
• Coordination with community specialists and family services.

Why This Matters: DDHC helps patients with IDD receive respectful, consistent care that supports their independence and well-being.

Learn more about Developmental Disabilities Health Services(opens in a new tab) at Peak Vista.

The Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center(opens in a new tab) helps patients manage diabetes, heart disease, and cholesterol with personalized support. Our trained pharmacists and providers work together to guide your care, monitor medications, and promote healthy habits.

Our services include:

• One-on-one education and care planning.
• Medication management and adjustments.
• Regular blood sugar and cholesterol checks.
• Lifestyle guidance for diet and exercise.

Visit the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center on Garden Level of Women's Health Center(opens in a new tab) building or call our Health Center at (719) 344-6304(opens in a new tab).

Why This Matters: Managing heart and blood sugar health with expert support helps prevent serious complications and keeps you feeling your best.

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The Collaborative Care Center at Academy provides complete, compassionate care for people living with HIV or AIDS. Your care team — including your provider, infectious disease specialist, and case manager — works together to make treatment seamless and supportive.

Our services include:

• Coordinated visits with your care team.
• Ongoing treatment management and education.
• Case management and help with ADAP.
• Behavioral health and social support resources.

Why This Matters: Coordinated HIV care helps you stay on treatment, manage your health confidently, and live well with support from your care team.

Learn more about Specialized HIV/AIDS Care(opens in a new tab) services at Peak Vista.

Peak Vista’s Women’s Wellness Connection (WWC) program helps women get free breast and cervical cancer screenings as part of our commitment to lifelong, preventive care. These screenings detect changes early — often before symptoms appear — and connect patients to additional testing or treatment when needed.

Our women’s health team provides education, follow-up care, and support to help every patient feel confident and informed about their health.

Our services include:

• Free breast and cervical cancer screenings for eligible women.
• Guidance and education on preventive health and wellness visits.
• Timely follow-up testing and care coordination if results are abnormal.
• Access to financial assistance and referral programs through the Women’s Health Center.

Why This Matters: Good dental health is part of total body health. By caring for your teeth and gums, you also help protect your heart, lungs, and immune system. Regular dental care at Peak Vista helps prevent problems before they start — saving you time, pain, and cost later.

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Peak Vista provides ongoing health care for refugees and immigrants who are already part of our system. Our team ensures patients continue to receive safe, culturally sensitive care and have access to language support and follow-up services.

Our services include:

• Continued care for established patients.
• Interpretation and translation services.
• Help coordinating family medical visits.
• Guidance with paperwork and health records.

Why This Matters: Access to respectful, culturally-aware care helps families stay healthy and supported as they build new lives in our community.

Learn more about the Refugee and Immigrant Health Care(opens in a new tab) at Peak Vista.

1. What are Peak Vista's Specialty Services?
   Peak Vista’s specialty services are programs that provide extra care for specific health needs — such as developmental disabilities, diabetes, heart health, HIV/AIDS support, or preventive screenings. These services offer more focused support alongside your regular care provider.


2. How do I know if I qualify for a specialty service?
   Most patients are referred to a specialty service by their Peak Vista provider, based on your health needs or treatment plan. Some programs, such as Women’s Wellness Connection or Refugee and Immigrant Health, have specific eligibility guidelines.


3. Can I still see my primary care provider if I get specialty care?
   Yes — most of the time. Your primary care provider usually remains part of your care team and stays informed about your treatment. In some specialty programs, such as the Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center(opens in a new tab), another provider may manage your care for a period of time. Once your condition is more stable, care is often transitioned back to your primary care provider.

1. Do I need a referral to access specialty services?
   Yes, most specialty services at Peak Vista — like Warfarin Care(opens in a new tab), Diabetes & Cardiovascular Support(opens in a new tab), or DDHS(opens in a new tab) — require a referral from your primary care provider.


2. Are these services available to patients without insurance?
   Yes. Peak Vista provides sliding fee discounts and helps patients apply for Medicaid, CHP+, or other financial programs.


3. Where are the specialty services offered?
   Specialty services are available at select health centers, including Union Campus(opens in a new tab), Academy Campus(opens in a new tab), and the Developmental Disabilities Health Center(opens in a new tab). Your provider can help you find the nearest location.
   
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4. Does Peak Vista offer pharmacy services?
   Yes. Peak Vista has two on-site pharmacies at the Union Campus(opens in a new tab) and Academy Campus(opens in a new tab), with delivery options to some health centers. Our pharmacists work directly with your care team to make sure your prescriptions are safe and affordable.
   
   Learn more about our Pharmacy Services(opens in a new tab).

1. What is the Warfarin Center?
   The Warfarin Center(opens in a new tab) helps patients safely manage the blood thinner warfarin (Coumadin). Pharmacists check your INR, adjust doses, and provide education about medication, diet, and upcoming procedures.


2. What support is available for diabetes or heart health?
   The Cardiovascular Risk and Diabetes Center(opens in a new tab) helps patients manage diabetes, heart disease, and cholesterol. You’ll receive one-on-one care, medication adjustments, and lifestyle guidance.


3. What is the Developmental Disabilities Health Center (DDHC)?
   The DDHC(opens in a new tab) provides primary care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include health exams, behavioral support, and coordination with specialists.


4. Is there financial support available for cancer screenings?
   Yes. Some patients may qualify for free or low-cost cancer screenings through programs like the Women's Wellness Connection(opens in a new tab) (WWC). WWC helps eligible women access breast and cervical cancer screenings and provides support if follow-up care is needed. Your provider or women’s health team can help determine what programs or options may be available to you.

1. What support is available for refugees and immigrants?
   Peak Vista continues to serve existing refugee and immigrant patients with medical care, interpretation, and help coordinating family visits.


2. How does Care Coordination work?
   A Care Coordinator(opens in a new tab) helps you manage appointments, medications, and ongoing health needs. They act as a bridge between your providers and community resources.


3. What are my patient rights are Peak Vista?
   You have the right to receive care that is safe, respectful, and private. Peak Vista protects your health information and serves everyone — regardless of income, background, or immigration status.
   
   Explore Patient Tips and Guidelines(opens in a new tab).


4. How does Peak Vista support prevention and long-term health?
   Our teams focus on prevention through regular checkups, education, and screenings. Services like pharmacy support(opens in a new tab), Warfarin Care(opens in a new tab), and Women's Wellness Connection(opens in a new tab) are all designed to keep patients healthy long-term.