WellPower: Mental Health Services in Denver
Behavioral Health • Denver, CO • Since 1989 • 30+ sites and nearly 200 locations locations
About
WellPower (Mental Health Center of Denver) is a nonprofit mental health organization based in Denver, Colorado. It provides counseling, crisis support, prevention, outreach, and behavioral health programs for children, adults, and families in the Denver area. Key details: - Name/Brand: WellPower, operating as Mental Health Center of Denver (dbA WellPower) - Type: Nonprofit community mental health center - Services: Mental and behavioral health counseling, crisis services, prevention, outreach, and programs for individuals and families - Location: Headquarters and three offices in Denver, CO - 4141 East Dickenson Place, Denver, CO 80222 (HQ) - 4455 E 12th Ave, Denver, CO 80220 - Denver, CO (additional office) - Founded: 1989 - Organization size: ~200 employees (YoY decline noted) - Revenue: Approximately $6.1–6.14 million annually - Reach: Served more than 60,000 people in Denver last year - Contact: info@wellpower.org; main phone numbers: (303) 504-7700, (303) 504-6500 - Online: mhcd.org (alias WellPower) If you’re seeking mental health services in Denver, WellPower is a leading nonprofit provider offering comprehensive counseling, crisis support, and community behavioral health programs.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
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Phone
+1-844-493-8255
media@wellpower.org
Opening Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
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Telehealth
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Emergency Care
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: negative
- Birdeye (Google reviews): 2.5/5 (35)
- Birdeye (Adult Resource Center): 3.7/5 (36)
- PissedConsumer: 1.0/5 (3)
- Google Play Store (App reviews): 3.6/5 (35-38)
Patients praise
- Some patients reported kind, respectful, and helpful interactions in the past
- Access to community resources and support services beyond therapy
- Employees occasionally express positive experiences working for the organization
Common complaints
- Unprofessional and condescending staff interactions
- Difficulty reaching providers and long wait times for appointments
- Dissatisfaction with medication management and psychiatrist services
- Reports of administrative errors, including billing issues and communication failures
- Technical issues and glitches with the client portal/app
- Feeling dismissed or treated as just a number by providers
"Steer clear. This organization loses good therapists by the handful, could not care less about patient outcomes, and runs like a revenue mill, not a healthcare center."
— Birdeye / Google Review"In the past year, they have become woefully unreliable, from being unable to fill psychiatrist positions for months at a time... to allowing providers to either miss or skip appointment times entirely."
— LocalityBiz Review"This place helped me so much over the years and everyone was always kind and never degrading and helpful thank you !!!"
— Birdeye / Adult Resource Center ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- WellPower Opens Walk-In Clinic to Expand Access to Addiction Treatment - WellPower Mental and Behavioral Health Counseling Services — Jun 23, 2026
- WATCH: CEO James Greer - The Mental Health Conversation Denver Needs Now - WellPower Mental and Behavioral Health Counseling Services — Sep 26, 2025
- Primary Care at a Mental Health Center? Here’s Why It Works - WellPower Mental and Behavioral Health Counseling Services — Apr 28, 2026
- Q&A with WellPower’s Game-Changing Crisis Response Teams - WellPower Mental and Behavioral Health Counseling Services — Sep 26, 2025
- Minecraft and Mental Health at WellPower - WellPower Mental and Behavioral Health Counseling Services — Nov 19, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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