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School-Based Health Center Locations- Denver

With a large network of school-based medical offices serving Denver Public School Students, ECE through 12th grade, we have a convenient option for your child. Medical, Dental and Mental Health services at our school-based sites are provided at NO COST to families. Children younger than 3 years old can be seen at a limited number of sites. Please note that dental services are only available at Manual, Evie Dennis and Place Bridge Academy.

For more information, please call the School-Based Health Center closest to you!

Abraham Lincoln Campus
2285 S. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80219

Clinic: (720) 423-5020

Bruce Randolph Campus
3955 Steele Street
Denver, CO 80205

Clinic: (720) 424-1232

Evie Dennis Campus
4800 Telluride St.
Denver, CO 80249

Clinic: (720) 423-7610

Florence Crittenton High School
55 S. Zuni
Denver, CO 80223

Clinic: (720) 423-8950

John F. Kennedy Campus
2855 S. Lamar Street
Denver, CO 80227

Clinic: (720) 423-4355

Kepner Campus
911 Hazel Court
Denver, CO 80219

Clinic: (720) 424-0126

Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy Campus
2250 S. Quitman Way
Denver, CO 80219

Clinic: (720) 424-0156

Lake Campus
1820 Lowell Blvd.
Denver, CO 80204

Clinic: (720) 424-0281

Manual Campus
1700 E. 28th Ave.
Denver, CO 80205

Clinic: (720) 423-6435

Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College Campus
19535 E. 46th Avenue
Denver, CO 80249

Clinic: (720) 424-0476

Montbello Campus
5000 Crown Blvd.
Denver, CO 80239

Clinic: (720) 423-5808

North Campus
2960 N. Speer Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211

Clinic: (720) 423-2718

Place Bridge Academy Campus – Open During Summer!
7125 Cherry Creek North Drive
Denver, CO 80224

Clinic: (720) 424-2050

Rachel B. Noel Campus
5290 Kittredge Street
Denver, CO 80239

Clinic: (720) 424-0909

South Campus
1700 E. Louisiana Ave.
Denver, CO 80210

Clinic: (720) 423-6260

Thomas Jefferson Campus
3950 S. Holly Street
Denver, CO 80237

Clinic:(720) 423-7190

West Campus
951 Elati Street
Denver, CO 80204

Clinic: (720) 423-5456

Frequently Asked Questions about School-Based Health Centers

Q. Who can be seen in the school-based health centers?
A. Children must be enrolled in an eligible Denver Public School. We are able to see pre-school through grade 12 students. Students enrolled in over 50 Denver Public Schools may access a SBHC.

Q. How are parents involved?
A. Parents and guardians are asked to sign a consent form before a student can go to the school-based health center. Once this consent is signed, the student may access the health center at any time during the school year.

Students in grades 6-12 are able to go to the clinic alone, but children in pre-school through fifth grade, must have a parent or guardian present with them.

Q. How will I know what is going on with my child’s health?
A. We strongly support communication between parents, children and our clinic staff, and this is a principle goal of each of our health centers. We encourage students to discuss their health care with their parents. However, parents are not routinely notified when a student uses the health center, except by student request or when there is a serious health condition identified.

Students in grades 6-12 are able to go to the clinic alone, but children in pre-school through fifth grade, must have a parent present with them.

Q. What about confidentiality?
A. Student visits to the health center are confidential. Information is not shared without student and./or parental permission. The only exception is a life-threatening situation.

Q. How much does it cost?
A. There is NO charge to the student or their family for medical services. Students will not have to pay co-pays, deductibles or fees to be seen. Insurance may be billed, but without cost to families.

Q. Why do you ask for insurance information?
A. Families are asked to provide health insurance information, so that we can bill for the services we provide whenever possible. Plus, if your child does not have health insurance, our staff has information about a number of programs that you may qualify for—which allows your child to be healthy year-round.

Visits are free, but we want to make sure that we connect you with other resources you and your child may need.

Q. How do I make an appointment?

A. Just call the School-Based Health Center location directly. Our staff will answer your call and will schedule an appointment that works with your schedule and with your student’s class schedule.