Use Colorado's healing center license lookup to check a healing center before arranging services. Ask the center for its licensed name and license number so you can compare those details with the record. If information is unclear or does not match, ask the center and the regulator to clarify it rather than relying on a directory badge alone.
Use Colorado's healing center license lookup to check a healing center before arranging services. Ask the center for its licensed name and license number so you can compare those details with the record. If information is unclear or does not match, ask the center and the regulator to clarify it rather than relying on a directory badge alone.
The Natural Medicine Division licenses healing centers. DORA licenses facilitators. A center license and a facilitator license concern different parts of the program; ask how to check both. Use the Colorado Natural Medicine Division as your official program starting point.
Match the details
Use the licensed name and number supplied by the center when reviewing the official record. A trading name or directory listing may not answer every licensing question. If you cannot identify the record confidently, contact the center and regulator for clarification.
Keep the checks separate
A healing center and its facilitator have different licensing responsibilities. Ask which organization licenses each part and how the information can be confirmed. Use official records rather than relying on a directory listing alone.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
Official sources
Sources checked 7 November 2026: Colorado Natural Medicine Division · Healing center license lookup · Natural Medicine Licensure Rules, 4 CCR 755-1.
This page is informational and is not medical advice.