AllHealth

AllHealth

6507 South Santa Fe Drive Littleton, CO 80120

About AllHealth

Bridge House is a 16 bed acute treatment unit (ATU). The ATU is for ages 18 and up and treats clients who need an inpatient stay due to a psychiatric emergency. The ATU offers care that’s not as intense as an inpatient stay but is a higher level of care than a crisis stabilization unit.

If you or a loved one is at risk for suicide or unable to function due to mental health reasons, this may be a good fit. In the facility, you’ll have a psychiatric evaluation as well as a medication evaluation and management. There’s around the clock nursing care. You’ll have individual therapy and attend therapeutic groups. There are also family and peer support meetings. You’ll participate in recreational group and skill based activities. You’ll work on the issues that may have led to your crisis such as grief, trauma, anxiety, and depression.

For clients who identify as transgender and feel the need for additional privacy they have two single rooms. You’ll be in a safe and secure space to receive individualized therapeutic services.

The treatment teams use the Illness, Management, and Recovery model, an evidence based approach to mental health treatment. You’ll learn how to actively participate in your recovery by setting recovery goals and improving your knowledge about mental illness as well as learning coping strategies. You’ll be empowered to make informed decisions and manage your illness.

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Latest Reviews

Joey Dowdell

1 month ago on Google

I admitted myself there for one month of mental health treatment I was infected with RADIATION, at no cost...Had a mental meltdown down, I even taught a yoga class in the morning at 7:30 am until 7:50 am... STAFF WAS VERY NICE...THANK YOU...

Ayano Hasija

2 months ago on Google

So I was a patient here about June 23rd I overdosed on medication and came here in wake up very confused on where i was and I screamed really loud and panicked one of the staff came in and said be an Adult and stop crying I was very confused and just to add to this I am Legally blind they took my guide stick away I kept running into walls and they gave me a wheelchair when I tried reaching for the braille by the door I fall out the wheelchair due to medication that I tried to kill myself with still In my system and the girl didn't help me up back in the wheelchair she just stood there watching me just to get back In it myself first it's a illegal to take someones guide stick who is visually impaired I am about to file a lawsuit I spoke with lawyer about it and said not only it's illegal but I can sue the crap out of these guys cause I could of got hurt due to my vision it's a big safety hazard and liability

Lucas stoewer

2 months ago on Google

I am deeply concerned with this place of no etiquette because I called to check up my brother and to say goodnight. Upon calling them, the guy said "oh yeah he'll call you on the other phone in a rude non-polite way 🙄of course they have no care in the world but treat people like animals. Aftwr calling them they have no polite manners when people call. After reading all the reviews i dont feel like my brother is safe after people in the comments having police called on them, lawyers getting involved in foreign affairs, people being held hostage doesn't sit well with me and am concerned we'll being of my brother in this bridge ridge facility and the faculty in the building. Its not that I wouldn't trust them but I just am really concerned if they have a chip on their shoulder or aka mamam bear protecting their staff if they ever become in the wrong. But I wouldn't take a chance my family or brother being wrong. I will be finding my brother better facilities that are a star rating of a 3.0 or higher and better review comment experience. Shame on north suburban for sending my brother to a horrible rating reviews facility. I wouldn't recommend it all at to staff that is really rude to me!!!! Out of respect

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Other Forms of Payment

Medicaid is a state based program that helps lower-income individuals and families pay for healthcare. Medicaid covers addiction treatment so those enrolled can use their coverage to pay for rehab. When a program accepts Medicaid the client often pays very little or nothing out of their own pocket.

Private insurance refers to any kind of healthcare coverage that isn't from the state or federal government. This includes individual and family plans offered by an employer or purchased from the Insurance Marketplace. Every plan will have different requirements and out of pocket costs so be sure to get the full details before you start treatment.

Self-pay involves paying for treatment out of your own pocket. You can use savings or credit, get a personal loan, or receive help from family and friends to fund your treatment. If you don't have insurance or your insurance plan doesn't cover a specific program, self-pay can help ensure you still get the care you need.

Military members, veterans, and eligible dependents have access to specific insurance programs that help them get the care they need. TRICARE and VA insurance can help you access low cost or no cost addiction and mental health treatment. Programs that accept military insurance often have targeted treatment focused on the unique challenges military members, veterans, and their families face.

Addiction Treatments

Levels of Care

Inpatient

All Health Network provides inpatient care for individuals whose behaviors and/or symptoms of their mental health illness are creating a crisis for them or their family. The program consists of an acute treatment unit (ATU) that can handle psychiatric crises for adults in need of immediate short-term stabilization.

24-Hour Clinical Care

At certain points in the recovery process, it's important to have support available 24/7. 24-hour clinical care offers a safe environment in which to recover from drug or alcohol addiction in peace, knowing medical detox and other treatment will happen with professionals on hand.

Treatments

Mental health rehabs focus on helping individuals recover from mental illnesses like bipolar disorder, clinical depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, and more. Mental health professionals at these facilities are trained to understand and treat mental health issues, both in individual and group settings.

Programs

Adult Program

Adult rehab programs include therapies tailored to each client's specific needs, goals, and recovery progress. They are tailored to the specific challenges adult clients may face, including family and work pressures and commitments. From inpatient and residential treatment to various levels of outpatient services, there are many options available. Some facilities also help adults work through co-occurring conditions, like anxiety, that can accompany addiction.

Clinical Services

Group therapy is any therapeutic work that happens in a group (not one-on-one). There are a number of different group therapy modalities, including support groups, experiential therapy, psycho-education, and more. Group therapy involves treatment as well as processing interaction between group members.

Addiction therapy uses recreation to provide structured activities that replace substance use with positive experiences. For example, swimming, cooking classes, and hiking trips encourage social interaction and improve physical health and emotional stability. This helps you rebuild your life without relying on drugs or alcohol.

Staff

William Henricks

CEO

Toni Baruti

Chief Technology Officer & CIO

Keith Larson

Chief Business & CFO

Jen Bock

Chief Clinical Officer

Beth Nixon

Chief Human Resources Officer

Contact Information

(303) 730-8858

Website

6507 South Santa Fe Drive
Littleton, CO 80120

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Reviews of AllHealth

2.74/5 (34 reviews)

Google Reviews

2.5 (22 reviews)

Corynn Hensman

3 weeks ago

I want to begin this review with the context of my personal outlook on things— I was very open minded when I was sent to this facility on October 2nd of this year, was genuinely searching for psychiatric help, and have been hospitalized before this (I was sent to Highlands Behavioral Health prior, I recommend it positively despite their rather negative reviews online), but my experience at the Bridge House was anything less than helpful (or safe, or comfortable, or productive). I originally self-admitted myself to be taken to an in-patient facility from my college counseling office, and was taken to the Porter Hospital psychiatric unit of the ER to be assessed (because for some reason, they had to assess whether or not I actually needed to be admitted somewhere, despite me admitting myself to do so anyway). Beyond that, I was in this segment of the ER there for about 13 hours after refusing admittance to the ward in the same hospital, while the staff were supposedly reaching out to other facilities to get me admitted elsewhere. The Bridge House was one of the first to respond and take my insurance, and I was transported there by ambulance from the Porter Hospital. My intake went smoothly, and the staff were very kind. They do allow you to have your phone in this facility, though they do put stickers over the cameras. I was informed that there was a set schedule of groups, meal times, and otherwise things to attend throughout the day in the facility. However, the longer I stayed here, I realized that was not the case. Over the course of my 3 day stay here (I stayed here for the duration of my 72 hour hold, and only for that duration. I did not want to stay any longer than that strictly because of the conditions), there was only 3 groups that were run (despite the entire schedule of several groups supposedly happening per day), and I was the only one to attend any of them. The section of this facility I was put in was supposedly for more acute disorders, and the other patients had little to no functionality regarding their stay there. And from one mentally ill person to another, I don't mean that in a discriminatory way, I mean that as in they literally could not function on their own whatsoever, and without staff intervention, were completely helpless on their own. I was put in this sector because I was unknowingly mislabeled as having a brain injury of some kind— I do not. Because of that, I did not receive the adequate care I expected, as groups were not normalized in this sector, and neither was any social interaction whatsoever. The only other patient I ever really extensively talked to offered to literally kill my abuser when they were discharged, to which I politely declined, but I was still dumbfounded by the sheer state of things at this facility. The walls in my room were smeared with miscellaneous unknown substances, the meals given to us were somehow worse than my college dining hall food, the snacks given to us were minutely appetizing, and the bathrooms were regularly slightly flooded. During my stay here, most residents just slept in their rooms, blankly stared out the windows in the main lobby, or paced around the facility without anything to do. I personally colored for a few hours, wrote in the journal that was given to me, spent countless hours on my phone, and took several naps a day. The staff occasionally turned on the TV for me to watch in the main lobby, though the DVD player they offered for us was non-functional and the TV was supposedly only allowed on during certain types of the day (usually at night, for 1-3 hours). Beyond just the conditions and lack of any productive activity for the patients in this place, the staff were somewhat helpful, but were usually just clustered somewhere in the lobby casually conversing with one another. They were helpful if you were able to go up and ask them for what you needed, but beyond that did not reach out to patients personally to ensure they were taking care of their hygiene, eating adequately, etc. I was put on two new medications, which were helpful.

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Marshall Cooper

3 months ago

It's really sad that the staff here does not communicate with each other I was told by 2 therapists that my wife is being released July 4th and my wife is there volunteerly and they are trying to force her to stay when I was told her hold is up July 4th at 12:00 at lunch time my wife Tanya Whitfield wants to come home and I talked to our lawyer and our lawyer contacted the police department and we were told the facility can be charged with kidnapping my wife if they hold her against her will if she there volunteerly

loki fx

7 months ago

Called and got on the line with their cris line and was told they were sending an “uber”, which turned into a “van” to bring me to their center. Instead a police offer pulled up and asked if I had called them. I told the officer “no”, because I hadn’t called the police. I waited for another 20 minutes for the so called “van” coming to pick me up before I called back and was told by Bri that they don’t offer transport to their facilities. I was told that the police officer who approached me (mind you nobody told me anything about police presence) was there to perform a “welfare check” on me, and that she informed them that I had denied the welfare check. The thing is, I didn’t call the police, so even if I wanted to speak with them (I didn’t), I wasn’t given an honest opportunity to consent or deny that. Lying to people in crisis about sending literal COPS to them while in crisis is not only shady and dishonest, it’s dangerous. “Bri” is extremely rude, disrespectful, and dismissive and has no place working in mental health or social services. If you need real help I would stay far away from this sorry excuse for a mental health organization. Lying to people just builds distrust and will push people further away from you poorly run organization.

Sunny Hernandez

8 months ago

Worse place I've EVER been. They will strip search ur body in front of all staff. They carry no meds. Ur absolutely screwed if u go here. Only positive was the pa pychologist was so nice. Night shift was so bad and completely traumatized because of it. I wouldn't recommend anyone to go here.

Drew S

10 months ago

Let's face it, nobody *wants* to be in a Mental Health Facility, but when you need to be in one, I would suggest here ten times out of ten. I was voluntarily admitted here and was expecting 3-5 days max. Welp, ended up I caught the start of a "breakdown." Not gonna lie, I was horrified when I first came in and the first few days. I became more comfortable, and all of my needs were always met. Sometimes, it took a little bit (when the unit was full or more complex and immediate attention was required for tense situations), but I always felt like I was cared for. Talking with a psychiatrist every day to fine-tune my meds was a lifesaver. The councilors and therapists were phenomenal. The other staff was all great. I can't think of one person who was rude to me or didn't want to help. The unit is amazingly clean (I came from a very very dirty and rundown MHF that it was borderline scary), and the main janitor actually cleans things and not just "wipe down" and spot clean. The bathrooms stayed clean almost 100% of the time! Much higher than all the fast food places I've had to use the facilities. I'm sorry I can't name staff... I know a few of them, but I would feel bad mentioning just the few when it was Every Single Person. Thank you all, and I hope this review helps someone decide in their time of need to come here. I'm getting released on my 11th day here and feel good about the extended stay for my well-being. -D

Trevor Unruh

1 year ago

Marcus really makes this place the best mental health facility there is. I specifically request to come here because he's so kind loving and understanding. I just hope they pay him what he deserves because he puts so much effort into caring.

Greg Heard

I was discriminated against on 02/11/2024 the racist intake crew denied me re entry into the facility after I was AUTHORIZED TO DISCHARGE and get my property from elsewhere I was gone only an hour ...I am filing a racial discrimination lawsuit through my lawyer...I will never return to such a racist facility ever again ..I hate bridge house in little n

T R

2 years ago

My first visit a year ago was amazing and extremely helpful. This second time around has been absolutely horrible. They refused to let me go to the hospital after being very sick (vomit and diarrhea) for 2.5 days. They ignored my requests for electrolytes to keep hydrated and playing cards to cope with having to be isolated. They all apologized for ignoring me after yelling at them that I wanted to go to the hospital and leave. They refused to let me go to the hospital even after expressing the extreme stomach and intestinal pain I was in. They finally allowed me to go to the hospital after 10 hours of level 20 pain but refused to give me my property or discard me even though I was voluntarily there and asked to be discharged. They stated I have to go back after the hospital visit where I will be held against my will until they want to release me. Many nurses admitted their services are very poor due to lack of training. I’ve witnessed the staff on their phones instead of monitoring the patients throughout the night and day. The whole facility is very unsanitary down to the toilets and showers. The staff even put patients and myself in danger when a male patient was running frantic in the hallways and trying to get into some of the females rooms including my own. The staff locked themselves in the hallway nurses station as the male patient was trying to force himself into my female neighbors room. The staff heard her screaming for help and they did nothing but protect themselves. I am currently writing this while in the hospital because I am in fear of my life when I have to go back to get the rest of my property which includes my car and house keys. The hospital I am in has told me I am free to leave after they treatment me and that Bridge house is known to doing this all. Mind you to whoever is reading this, Bridge House didn’t even do an inventory of my property until being there for 24 hours. no intact instructions was explained and nurses admitted the poor service is due to lack of training.

Jerome Green

This establishment has ties with hum4n tr4fficking and needs to be investigated. Women have gone missing.

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