Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Bailey, CO

I loved everything thing about this place from the warm welcomes in to the comfort of the care in the nurses. This place is beautiful the groups are ran by amazing staff I will never forget where my life changed for the better I absolutely love red rocks

This place is so disorganized and the counselors except Kayla are indifferent at best and hostile at worst. They don’t have a consistent doctor so you talk to someone different every time and they don’t take notes (or they don’t read them) and you have to explain everything again. Each doctor gives you different advice. They say they’ve made an appointment for you next time— and then I show up and wait a half hour to find out they never made the appointment after all. When I needed to transition away from methadone there was NO support. I went through hell for two weeks and now I can’t get a refill on my new meds despite 6 phone calls with ARTS (because I can’t just talk to one doctor). They keep submitting the prescription incorrectly. The pharmacists are as frustrated as I am. As far as the front desk, some are nice enough (some have been really bad) but they also mess up all the time. I have to either walk up or call twice each time because again— they don’t remember to follow through the first time since they’re so busy. They need two different dedicated front desk so that one can handle all the non-routine asks and actually follow through. The other could then handle the UAs, check in, etc. They also need ONE doctor or at least ensure the doctors take notes, read them, make appointments they claim to, and follow through with prescriptions accurately and in a timely fashion. Santiago just doesn’t seem to care to get the clinic running well. He seems quite content to let things slide. We may be suffering with an addiction, and some may be there not of their own choice (although most of us are)— but we should be respected and treated as customers.

This place is a joke. The counselors don't have time for the patients the front desk is a joke and good luck getting dosed within a teen minute window of arriving there....

Soooo here's the deal. This program is not easy. Well, Serenity was kinda easy (I did both of their programs). I hear they've changed some things in the long term program since I was there, but I'm sure it's still not easy, or fun. I went in March of 2020 after a series of unfortunate life choices including two DUIs and discovering my inability to get sober "on my own". I had burned every bridge with my friends and family, I was as down and out as they come. My probation officer said "jail or rehab" and when I read about Stout Street, I immediately knew deep down that it was what I needed, despite the mixed reviews. I completed the inpatient portion of the program (18 months). During my time there, I was forced to face myself in a way that I desperately needed. I COULD sit here and rage about the aspects of the program that were - arguably - too intense. But I'd much rather tell you this: Stout Street changed my life. Because of the "job" I was assigned while I was in the program as the Medical Clerk (during COVID too! It was wild!), I had the necessary experience that I needed to apply for and gain access to a job in the addiction treatment field, where I still work to this day. Must more importantly, Stout was the TIME OUT I needed from life. It is a truly precious thing to have a year and a half to work on yourself. No bullshit. To not stress about bills, bad relationships and people from your time in active addiction, and to just SHUT OFF THE NOISE - is a GIFT. I am so grateful that I went here because it was the beginning of a beautiful life that I am now really creating, day by day. Had I not gone to Stout Street, I would be dead or likely in ANOTHER crappy codependent relationship. I can proudly say that I've been single since I went in, and five years later my life is looking more promising and feeling more stable and fulfilling than I ever thought would be possible. I always thought I would die before 30. That was my trajectory. Until Stout picked me up and shook me HARD with the reality of life, showed me that I CAN stand on my own two feet, and gave me ~H O P E~. If you're looking for a cushy rehab where you get loads of free time, someone to sign off on the lies you tell yourself to keep getting high or drunk, quick tips, and comfort in recovery... Look somewhere else. This place right here will wake you up and teach you how to be uncomfortable. I can't even tell you how many people bounced out after a month or so. It takes guts to work through this program. It's worth every tear, every WC, every write up, and every tough confrontation. I am only now (5 years in the future lol) really seeing and reaping the benefits of my time here. The more time that goes on, the more tools that I find myself using to navigate life. Tools that I gained from Stout Street. The classes that they offer during your time are life-changing. I still do Inner Child work to this day, and I will do it until the day I die because it is the only thing that has helped me heal certain parts of myself from abuse and self-loathing. In all transparancy, I did not graduate the program. I had a relapse in the sober living phase of the program and ended up going to another facility briefly to get back on track. But my drive, my THIRST for self awareness and self love - those came from Stout Street. I am now an HONEST person because of this place. Sometimes you have to break down in order to rebuild, and this is a place where you can do that safely. A few staff members had an incredible impact on me, and now we're coming full circle and I'm working alongside them to help others find their way into recovery at the outpatient clinic where I work. I can't say thank you enough, Stout Street. I also can't say I haven't talked a LOT of shit on this program.... Because it was HARD. But the gifts they offer are undeniable. I love seeing my "brothers and sisters" from Stout out here thriving. It is truly incredible and if you really want to change your life, you should go here. Trust the process. If I could do it, so can you.

The stout street foundation helped me gain my life back. Proud to say I’m 4 years sober and ready to take on whatever life throws at me. All thanks to the skills I’ve learned at SSF

stout street foundations changed my life and I will forever be grateful! Nothing but support & love at stout street.

I had an amazing experience at Healing Pines as a guy in my mid-twenties. All of the staff cares a lot about the clients’ well-being and they had an extremely positive impact on my mental health. There was a great mix of healthy activities and productive groups that allowed me to grow and set me up for success. I have nothing but good things to say about Healing Pines Recovery and I would recommend it to anyone no matter the age!

I can not say enough about how the team at Healing Pines saves lives and heals participants. My son spent 30 days at healing pines and returned as a sober, calm, insightful person able to converse in a healthy way. My son felt like he had taken sunglasses off and could now see light and joy in life. Paul, Cathy and all the counselors are amazing people who truly have a passion for helping the men in the program while they are onsite and after they return to their lives. Healing Pines is a place of hope, healing and changing lives. I am forever grateful ♥️

WOW!!! > Healing Pines Recovery is truly something special. I’ve been through other programs before, but nothing compares to the level of care, knowledge, and compassion I experienced here. From day one, I felt like more than just another client — I was part of a small, supportive community where every person, staff and client alike, genuinely cares about your recovery. Because of the small client number, there’s so much one-on-one time with counselors and staff. Each team member is incredibly knowledgeable in all aspects of recovery — many have walked this path themselves, which makes their insight and empathy feel real and grounded. The program isn’t “one size fits all” — it’s completely tailored to you, blending clinical therapy, spiritual work, and 12-step approaches in whatever way fits your journey best. The property itself is breathtaking — 40 acres of peace, with trails that feel designed for sunrises and sunsets. The living spaces are comfortable and spacious, and you never feel cramped or overlooked. And then there are the animals — three miniature donkeys (Kiwi, Andy, and Quill!) who are genuinely therapeutic and always seem to know when you need a moment of quiet connection. Plus, a few amazing dogs and cats that add a comforting sense of home. The curriculum is top-notch — both challenging and deeply healing. I especially loved the weekly music and art therapy sessions that gave us a creative way to process the tougher parts of recovery. Physical fitness is also a big focus here — we went to the gym five days a week, and Zach helped design personalized workout plans to rebuild strength and confidence. On top of that, there’s an indoor and outdoor pickleball court (yes, two!) and even a frisbee golf course, which we used for group therapy. There’s something powerful about talking through life while throwing a frisbee under the Colorado sky. Evenings often ended with fireside chats — open, judgment-free conversations where we could just be ourselves, laugh, and remember what real connection feels like. For me, those moments redefined what it means to have fun and feel safe in sobriety. What really sets Healing Pines apart, though, is the staff. Paul, the founder, has built an incredible team of people who radiate love, knowledge, and kindness. You can tell they’re here for the right reasons — their dedication and selflessness shine through in everything they do. Healing Pines Recovery changed my life. If you’re questioning whether it’s the right fit for you, it probably is. Give Paul a call — and if you need to talk to someone who’s been there, tell him to pass along my number. This place is pure magic, and I’ll be forever grateful for what it gave me. 100/10!

Sky Ridge emergency always has doctors, PA’s, and nurses that are very caring, supportive, and responsive.

The staff were caring, knowledgeable and very helpful!!

Everybody was very professional and competent.

Excellent facility and group of caring professionals- I recommend wholeheartedly

I had my first surgery at AdventHealth Porter this week and it was a positive experience. All of the medical team made sure I was taken care of and answered all my questions. I was nervous but they helped me stay comfortable and had good humor through the whole experience. If I ever need surgery in the future, I would definitely try to schedule it here! Thank you for doing what you do!

Everyone very nice