Monday through Friday from 8 am to 6 pm except for major holidays.
Yes! We are accepting new patients for Primary Care, Family Medicine, Women’s Health, LGBTQ+ Health, Hormone Therapy, and Psych Support Services.
Contact us to schedule your appointment through our website or by calling us at 720-241-3765.
If you would like to establish care with us at Achieve Health, you can call us during normal business hours at 720-241-3765 or you can schedule through our website. Once you have established with us as a patient you can also enroll in the Patient Portal in Practice Fusion and request an appointment through your Patient Portal.
We are currently accepting the following insurances:
Medical (Individual & Families)
Medical (Employer-Sponsored)
Medical Networks
Cigna SureFit®
LocalPlus
OAP
Medicare
Medicaid - regular only (NOT Denver Heath)
Medicare Advantage Plans:
OUT OF NETWORK WITH Doctor's Plan (Centura based plan)-Out of network
Private Payment Fees
It is always a good idea to contact your insurance provider to verify that Achieve Health participates with your health plan and what services (lab, diagnostic testing, and preventative) are covered under your health plan prior to your visit. Provide the name of your provider and our Medical Director, Dr. William Harrigan.
The cost of an office visit depends on the reason for your visit, your medical history, and the time that is required to assess, diagnose and develop a plan of care.
Commercial Plans with Established Co-Pays – The co-pay amount listed on your insurance card is due in full at time of service. If a co-pay is not listed, contact your insurance plan prior to your visit to determine the amount due at time of service.
Sometimes if there are additional services requested at the time of the visit, you may receive a bill in the mail for additional services after your visit.
Patients without insurance: The estimated charges of the visit are due at the time of service.
Costs of additional services performed at the time of the visit, for example EKG or injections, are also due upon completion of the visit. There will be additional charges that may be billed to the patient if labs or diagnostics are required.
Yes. Please see our cancellation policy here.
When you schedule your first visit with us you will be given a registration packet that contains a “Release of Records” form. Once you are able to complete this form and submit it back to us, we will be able to request your records from your previous provider or specialist.
In addition to your insurance card, please bring a copy of your driver’s license or government ID and a complete list of medications you are taking or bring the medication bottles to your appointment.
Routine blood test results are often available about a week after blood has been drawn. Special tests may take longer. Your office will call you for any urgent concerns regarding your lab results. If you have already registered for the Patient Portal, copies of your lab results will be available through your Patient Portal in Practice Fusion after your physician has reviewed them.
Messaging your provider through your Patient Portal, in Practice Fusion, is a great way to contact your doctor for any non-urgent concerns. These can include questions on general medical conditions; follow up appointments, medication questions, lab result requests, referral inquiries, or general questions about the office – all in an encrypted, secure environment. Please do not use the Patient Portal for emergency medical questions or questions that require an immediate response. We check messages received through Practice Fusion, and will often respond the same day, but some questions may take a few business days for a response.
If you need to reach us for any non-urgent issues you can give us a call at, 720-241-3765, or you can send us a message through your Patient Portal in Practice Fusion. Phone messages are checked the next business day. Messages in the patient portal will be addressed in the next 1 to 3 business days. If you need emergent or urgent medical attention after hours you should seek out immediate medical attention at an urgent care or emergency room.