Community Medical Services

About Community Medical Services

Community Medical Services in Aurora, Colorado, is part of a national network of clinics specializing in treatment for opioid use disorder. They pair FDA-approved medications with counseling and peer support, aiming to make care easy to start and free of judgment. There are no waitlists, walk-ins are welcome, and new patients can typically complete intake, receive a personalized treatment plan, and begin medication the same day. Their focus is on stabilizing withdrawal and cravings so people can turn their attention to rebuilding work, family, and health.

Patients can choose among several medication options, including methadone, Suboxone and other forms of buprenorphine, monthly Sublocade or Brixadi injections, and injectable naltrexone, with staff helping match the medication to each person’s needs and lifestyle. Specialized services are available for pregnant women, allowing them to treat opioid use disorder while protecting the health of their baby. Medication is supported by individual and group counseling focused on building coping skills, peer support from people with lived experience, and psychiatry services for those who need mental health care alongside addiction treatment. They also offer help arranging affordable transportation to the clinic, along with a free Recovery Connect app that keeps patients in touch with their counselor between visits.