Colorado Health Network / Western Colorado AIDS Project

Community & Cultural Organizations Health & Mental Health Youth & Families

Statewide HIV service and prevention organization with a Western Colorado AIDS Project office serving people living with or at risk for HIV in Western Colorado.​

Website: https://www.coloradohealthnetwork.org/

At a glance

Services
HIV and STI testing, HIV medical case management, PrEP and prevention services, Harm reduction and syringe access (where offered), Support groups and education
Location
Regional offices including Western Colorado, CO
Service area
Statewide with regional offices (including Western Colorado AIDS Project in Grand Junction)
Phone
303-837-0166 (main)
Email
info@coloradohealthnetwork.org
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; some evening hours for events and clinics
Languages
English; some Spanish; interpreters available
Who it serves
People living with HIV and those at risk, including Western Colorado residents
Cost
Most services free or low-cost; insurance billed when possible; no one turned away for inability to pay
Walk-ins
Yes at clinic locations during hours; testing and events also in community sites
Appointment
Appointments recommended for case management and some testing; drop-in available for some services
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
Yes

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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