NorthStar Transitions | Denver

Josh Clark 

on Google

a year ago

I just called in to try and discuss outpatient options and the lady I spoke to was extremely rude. Very concerning that the first person I talked to, would treat someone seeking help and in a very vulnerable place like this. This made me not want to give this company my business. It’s too bad because it seemed like it would have been a great program. 

Nichole Simpson 

on Google

2 years ago

So I am severely conflicted in writing this review. The staff was incredible (huge shout out to the techs!!), the facility was great, they accepted my insurance… and yet they billed me SIXTEEN TIMES at SEVEN HUNDRED FIVE DOLLARS A PIECE for an unknown service?? The only thing that I can find is that the doctor’s name is Andrew C. Berg. No one will answer the phone or get back to me, and all I know is that in my 30 day stay I saw one male doctor via Telehealth four times… so who the hell is Andrew C. Berg and why was I not in... read more

christina soulia 

on Google

4 years ago

I was at NorthStar last December. All women house. Great sense of community. Always treated with respect, effective counseling. As a dual diagnosis person it was a good place to be. Lots of help establishing routines. YMCA twice a week to workout.I wish I could just live there full time. GREAT FOOD! Highly recommend 

Brian Kirkpatrick 

on Google

5 years ago

Horrible place with a revolving door of employees. Should tell you how much people like working here. New people left and right that are barely qualified. Don’t get me wrone there are qualified people but they are very few and far between. They are also never around when you need them.