Health & Mental Health
Free healthcare, harm reduction, dental, vision, and mental health support in Denver — no insurance required.
Crisis & Emergency
🏥 Stout Street Health Center
Run by the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. Full medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, behavioral health, and substance use treatment — all free for people experiencing homelessness. Federally funded — no insurance or ID required.
💉 Narcan & Harm Reduction
Free Narcan (naloxone) is available at Stout Street Health Center and through Denver's harm reduction programs. Narcan reverses opioid overdoses and has no effect if opioids aren't present.
Fentanyl test strips, clean syringes, and wound care supplies are also available at harm reduction sites across Denver.
📋 Getting Care Without Insurance
Medicaid: Apply at Denver Human Services (1200 Federal Blvd) or online at Colorado PEAK. If you qualify, it covers medical care, prescriptions, mental health, and dental. Emergency Medicaid is available even without immigration status.
Denver Health: Denver Health offers a sliding-scale financial assistance program. Call 303-436-1000 for info.
Case Managers: Staff at St. Francis Center (2323 Curtis St) and Stout Street can help you navigate the healthcare system and get connected.