ARTS Princeton Clinic | Outpatient Addiction Treatment in Southwest Denver
Opening Late Summer 2026
Looking for Outpatient Addiction Treatment in Denver?
ARTS can help you, a loved one, or someone you are referring.
ARTS Princeton Clinic provides compassionate, evidence-based outpatient treatment for adults seeking help with alcohol or drug use. Services include counseling, medications for opioid and alcohol addiction, and mental health support as part of addiction treatment.
In-person, virtual, walk-in, and same-day services will be available when the clinic opens.
Anyone can contact us directly – no referral required.
We also welcome referrals from professionals and community partners.
Southwest Denver Location
ARTS Princeton Clinic is located at 3610 West Princeton Circle in southwest Denver, near Hampden Avenue and Federal Boulevard. The clinic is expected to open in late summer 2026.
The clinic will provide outpatient addiction treatment for adults. The nearby ARTS Sober Living Homes offer sober living for men and women. Participation in sober living is not required to receive treatment at ARTS Princeton Clinic.
Care Built Around You
We provide addiction treatment based on your needs and goals. Services include:
Traditional and intensive outpatient treatment
Individual, group, and family counseling
Treatment for alcohol, opioid, and other drug use
Medications for opioid and alcohol addiction
Mental health care as part of addiction treatment
Psychiatric evaluations and medication management
Recovery support, relapse prevention, and aftercare
Trauma-informed care and trauma-focused groups
In-person and virtual appointments
Substance use evaluations
Monitored drug and alcohol testing
Art therapy and 12-step support
Services for people involved with the criminal justice system
Medications for Opioid and Alcohol Addiction
Medications for opioid and alcohol addiction can be combined with counseling and recovery support to reduce cravings, ease withdrawal symptoms, and support long-term recovery.
Mental health and psychiatric care are available as part of addiction treatment for people with co-occurring needs. Services include:
Psychiatric evaluations
Medication management
Ongoing medical and clinical support
Coordinated addiction and mental health treatment
Specialized Services
Services for Women
Specialized addiction treatment is available for women, including those who are pregnant.
Services for People Living With HIV
People living with HIV have access to specialized addiction treatment and coordinated care.
Criminal Justice Services
ARTS provides specialized addiction treatment for people involved with courts, probation, parole, or other parts of the criminal justice system. Services support recovery and help reduce continued justice-system involvement.
Help With Everyday Needs
Meeting everyday needs can make it easier to focus on recovery. Our team can connect you with resources for:
Housing and food resources
Transportation
Benefits
Community services
Who We Help
ARTS Princeton Clinic welcomes adults from all backgrounds and communities, including people who are:
Pregnant
Experiencing homelessness or housing challenges
On probation or parole
Involved with courts or the criminal justice system
Working with child welfare or human services agencies
Living with HIV
Experiencing both substance use and mental health concerns
For more than 50 years, Addiction Research and Treatment Services (ARTS), a program of the University of Colorado Anschutz, has provided compassionate, evidence-based addiction treatment and recovery support. We help individuals and families build lasting recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral?
You can contact ARTS directly for yourself or someone you care about. Call 303-336-1600, press 1 or Ask Us to Contact You.
Are walk-in and same-day services available?
Once open, ARTS Princeton Clinic will offer walk-in and same-day appointments.
Is virtual treatment available?
Both in-person and virtual appointments will be available.
What medications are available for opioid and alcohol addiction?
Options include methadone; buprenorphine, including Suboxone; naltrexone, including Vivitrol; and Antabuse.
What insurance does ARTS Princeton Clinic accept?
ARTS accepts:
Medicaid, including Colorado Access, CCHA, RMHP, and NHP
Medicare
TriWest or Veterans Affairs coverage with a referral
Kaiser Permanente with a referral
Where is ARTS Princeton Clinic?
ARTS Princeton Clinic is located at 3610 West Princeton Circle in southwest Denver. Nearby ARTS Sober Living Homes offer optional recovery housing, but sober living is not required to receive treatment.
Recovery is possible. ARTS is here to help.
ARTS TREATMENT PROGRAM DIRECTORY
Phone:303-336-1600
