COVID-19 Update
As the situation with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to evolve, we are sharing information about our current status with clients of PEAK Exceptional Services. We are closely monitoring the information provided by our local and state health officials about COVID-19 in our state and beyond. The health and safety of our clients is our top priority, and we are putting extra attention into our safety and sanitization procedures.
We Are Open For Business – Via Secure Video Sessions (“Telehealth”), Combined with In-Person Testing With Safety Precautions
At PEAK, we feel it is our responsibility to do our part to help stop the spread of this highly infectious disease. After consulting the most up-to-date information available from local and national health authorities as well as the professional organizations that provide guidance and oversight for psychology practices, PEAK is offering some in-person testing services with safety precautions.
At this time, our Denver and Broomfield offices are open for in-person appointments on a case-by-case basis.
We have implemented enhanced sanitization procedures in our offices, have installed HEPA air filtration machines in our testing offices, and have instituted strict safety procedures for both our staff and our clients. We are using a combination of remote Telehealth services and in-person appointments in order to provide the highest quality of care for assessment, while still minimizing risk for the coronavirus.
Assessment/Testing Options
Consultation/Intake and Feedback Sessions are being provided through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video conferencing system. We had already been using these services intermittently over the past several years, so we have been able to seamlessly transition into providing telehealth options for all clients initially seeking our services, and for clients who are in the midst of evaluations and needing to meet with our providers to learn the results.
Testing/Evaluation Services: When deemed necessary and appropriate, we are scheduling in-person testing sessions. Some tests that we commonly use in our assessments are available for remote administration (through videoconference sessions or remote administration of standardized questionnaires and measures). However, a number of the tests we administer must be done face-to-face. If you have a question about services we encourage you to call us at 720-377-3250, extension 1.
Future Updates:
Over the coming weeks and months, please know that we will maintain close contact with the relevant municipal departments of Public Health and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. If we receive information indicating any potential exposure to COVID-19, our immediate first action is to seek the expert guidance of these departments. These departments direct us on what actions we need to take and what information to communicate.
If our office status changes, we will post updates to this page.
Please Contact Us Directly With Questions
720-377-3250
Staying Informed and Reducing Your Risk
We understand that the COVID-19 situation can create fear and anxiety. To ease anxiety around what may happen to you during the general coronavirus response, we encourage you to follow these recommended precautions:
- Limit your media exposure to coronavirus updates, statistics, and recommendations to once per day.
- Obtain your coronavirus information from a reliable source such as the Center for Disease Control.
- Follow basic infection control guidelines including:
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- Hand Washing frequently (but not obsessively).
- Don’t touch your face with unwashed hands.
- Sanitize the objects you and lots of people touch.
- Physical Distancing – Do not attend large gatherings and avoid shared spaces as much as possible.
Additional information on COVID-19 is available by calling CO-Help at 303-389-1687 or 877-462-2911 from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. (including weekends) or by emailing [email protected]. Answers are available in English, Spanish, Mandarin and other languages. Additional information is available online from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.