Peak Vista Community Health Centers

Peak Vista Community Health Centers (Peak Vista) provides primary medical, dental, and behavioral health care to more than 70,000 patients in Colorado’s Pikes Peak and East Central regions. Many patients face both health disparities and access barriers to receiving medical care, such as poverty, insurance coverage, language, and lack of transportation.

First opening in 1971 as a single, volunteer-staffed clinic, Peak Vista now operates 20 health centers and provides a full range of medical, dental, and behavioral health care, as well as ancillary support services. As the only Federally Qualified Health Center in central Colorado, Peak Vista meets strict federal requirements for quality of care and operational excellence. Its service area spans ten counties and over 10,000 square miles in the Pikes Peak and East Central regions.

Peak Vista offers family practice clinics, along with specialized health centers that meet the unique needs of women, children, individuals with disabilities, and people experiencing homelessness.

Patients have access to wrap-around services such as pharmacy, lab, and enrollment services. Well-Child Waiting Areas are available at three of Peak Vista’s high-traffic locations and provide a safe waiting place for children during their sibling or parent’s appointment. Enrollment specialists are on-staff to guide patients through new patient enrollment in the Sliding Fee Scale Discount Program (a program to receive discounted care based on family size and income), Medicaid, and CHP+. Recognizing a growing need in the community, Peak Vista opened a Pediatric Walk-In Center to provide walk-in appointments and expand access to same-day care for the community.

Learn more about the programs and services Peak Vista Community Health Centers offers.