Arrive Care Clinic

On recognition, the About Us page describes the 2018 Denver Award for Alternative Medicine Practitioner from the Denver Award Program, and the evaluations service page states the clinic has been "recognized with the Denver Award for Alternative Medicine Practitioner in 2018, 2020, 2022, and 2023." A review widget on the home page shows a 4.8 rating from 130 Reviews.

The Patient Resources page carries FAQs and educational material: general safe-usage guidance, general dosage information, and links to the Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry, the Leaf411 nurse hotline and mental health support. The page notes that dosing guidance is general and that the clinic's physician tailors any plan to the individual. The site does not publish the names, licence numbers or specialties of the treating physicians. For questions about care, contact the clinic on (720) 476-5108.

MMJ Card Renewal - described as "Keeping Your Certification Active Without the Hassle," for patients staying compliant with Colorado's medical marijuana laws. The patient resources page states that Colorado requires patients to renew their medical card annually.

Chronic Pain Management - "A Compassionate Approach to Lasting Relief." The clinic says its MMJ doctors conduct personalised evaluations to determine whether medical cannabis may help reduce symptoms.

CBD Consultations - "Personalized CBD Guidance for Wellness Support," covering guidance on cannabidiol products.

The services page also lists reasons the clinic gives for choosing it: "Over 20 years combined healthcare experience," "Multiple Denver Award recognitions," "Convenient scheduling including walk-ins," "Comprehensive patient education" and "Colorado state-compliant evaluations."

Each service has a Book Appointment or View options link. The website does not publish separate prices for renewal, chronic pain management or CBD consultation beyond the figures given on the evaluations service page, and it does not say whether any service is covered by insurance. Call (720) 476-5108 to ask about a specific service, its cost or availability.

On payment, the patient resources page states: "We accept cash, credit, and debit cards. We proudly support veterans and seniors with affordable care."

What the website does not publish: prices for MMJ card renewal appointments booked as a separate service, chronic pain management or CBD consultations; the cost of the Colorado state registry application, which the Get a Card page describes as a separate step with its own "required documents and fees" paid to the state; whether any charge is refundable; and anything about insurance. Nothing on the site says the evaluation fee is billed to or covered by insurance or any health plan, so coverage should not be assumed and should be confirmed with the clinic. Estimates and rates for anything beyond the figures quoted above are not published.

Areas served, as listed on the contact page: "We proudly serve qualifying patients across the Virginia Village, Belcaro, Lowry, Montclair, Hilltop, Cherry Creek, Capitol Hill, Platt Park, University, Wellshire, University Hills, Aurora, Glendale, Utah Park, Park Hill, Stapleton, Athmar Park, Sheridan, Englewood, Hampden South, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Lakeside, Wheat Ridge and Edgewater communities." Patients travel to the clinic; this is not a mobile or in-home service.

To book, the site's Book Appointment and Schedule buttons go to an online booking page at tidycal.com/arrivecareclinic/medical-exam. The patient resources page says "Scheduled appointments are recommended, but we welcome walk-ins based on our doctor's availability each day," and the evaluations service page says the clinic offers morning and afternoon appointment slots with walk-in availability when possible. A contact form on the site takes name, email, phone number and a message. Actual appointment availability is not published and must be checked with the clinic.

This is an in-person clinic at a fixed address, 3955 East Exposition Ave, Suite 406, Denver, Colorado 80209. It is not a mobile or in-home service, and the website does not mention telehealth, virtual visits or home visits. It is a clinic that performs evaluations; the site does not describe it as a dispensary and does not say it sells cannabis products.

The phone number listed on the site is (720) 476-5108 and the contact email published in the site metadata is arrivecareclinic@gmail.com. Patients can contact the clinic to ask about services, hours, an appointment, or the cost of an evaluation. Whether any individual qualifies for a medical marijuana card is decided by the clinic's provider under Colorado law, and nothing on the website promises eligibility, approval or a particular medical outcome.

The Get a Card page lists basic requirements as published by the clinic: Colorado resident with valid ID, age 18 or older (minors need guardian consent), and a qualifying medical condition. It describes a four-step process: medical evaluation with the clinic's licensed Colorado provider, provider certification submitted to the Colorado state registry, the patient's own online state application with required documents and fees, and receipt of the card by mail.

These are the clinic's published descriptions of its process. They are not a determination about any individual. Only the clinic's provider can say whether a person qualifies, and the state application, its fees and its timelines are handled by the Colorado registry, not described in detail on this site. To ask about your situation, book an appointment or phone (720) 476-5108.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.