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I wanted to wait a year before i left a review about my experience at Vista, and here we are. I am 1 year and 1 month sober !! When i first came to the facility i was in terrible shape, physically and mentally. I fought the treatment for weeks before i saw that i was actually getting better. I found my higher power in this place and my life has changed in dramatic ways. I have no urge whatsoever to return to my previous way of life and i must give the credit to Vista. I want to thank all of the people there for helping me see things differently. God is all around this place if you recognize the many signs.

I would give zero stars if possible. I was referred to here for a DV class. I was very uneasy filling out the patient survey, asking extremely personal questions unrelated to why I am there before even meeting anyone in person. Next, they require you to pay 240 dollars for an evaluation from two therapist. In my case both were men. These questions ranged from what had happened the day of the incident? (okay makes sense) to asking if you had been abused or raped. Now I have not, however being a woman, if I had suffered from that I don't think two men asking you on a zoom call you met 10 minutes ago would make me feel very comfortable or forthcoming. That is something you share after building a relationship with a trusted therapist. After this evaluation they give you rating that decides what your treatment will be. In my case this is my first time in trouble, no history of violence or anger, no abuse, no drug or alcohol problems, never been in a fight in my life no assaults. I even took a 16-hour DV class prior to this to get a good understanding of the situation. (when I brought this up they said it would not count for any credit without even asking which course it was) To my surprise they put me at level C (the most extreme) telling me I would need 2 classes per week in person plus therapy. Conveniently for them each class is 35 dollars. They then went on to tell me the class times are at 2:45PM and 5PM. I work in an office setting from 9-5. I explained I do not own a car. Yes, I have a license and use my bfs car sometimes but it is not mine. He also works to 5PM as does most of America. They told me this needs to be my priority which I understand but I don't think my boss will be okay with me leaving work early twice a week for what could be up to 9 months according to level C. I called, emailed, left voicemails to discuss the schedule and reasoning on the evaluation the but the response I got was not to contact them two ways. They went ahead and enrolled me in classes. This all seemed so wrong I was uncomfortable with everything from the start and now the lack of cooperation with my work schedule. You would assume being that you need a job during probation they would offer a class after typical work hours and not jeopardize your livelihood.. so after reading these horrible reviews here and on Yelp I went and saw my probation officer in person and called my attorney. They were as surprised as I was with treatment plan and with the questions, I had been asked. My PO told me she would allow me to change facilities and would get a second evaluation done for me at another facility, one that offers virtual classes because the last thing I should stress over is losing my job after going through a situation that is already hard on your finances. I truly feel you are taking advantage of people in-between a rock and a hard place with such high prices. It is clear your objective is making money off of vulnerable people who just want to do the work to put this behind them, and no interest in actually helping them. If anyone else reading this has experienced this, I suggest you talk to your PO or attorney. It felt as if they are setting you up to fail. Telling you that you cannot miss more than 3 classes not 2 in a row but not offering evening times. Very disappointed all around. **Update** When I questioned Phillipe's placement in Level C and did not agree with it he said: "You may find DVOMB provider who will score this differently, but I suspect not." Well, I did find a provider who had some consideration and empathy to the fact it was an isolated incident, and did not try and put me in 2 separate classes a week plus a one on one with a therapist for nearly a year to make more money off of me. So, to any other person experiencing this with this facility, I would highly suggest speaking with your PO and looking for other options.

Jaywalker Lodge has a team of men and women who deeply care about the sobriety of the people in their care.

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!

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When I first came to Peaks, I was broken, depressed, hopeless, and completely lost. I truly didn’t believe things could get better. But my experience at Peaks changed my life in ways I never could’ve imagined. From the moment I arrived, I was surrounded by a community of supportive, caring people who genuinely wanted to see me grow. I built friendships and connections that will last a lifetime, with people who stood by me through every high and low of my recovery journey. The groups and therapists were absolutely incredible, I learned more here than I ever have in any other program. The structure at Peaks helped me build consistency, confidence, and real progress. The staff went above and beyond every single day, they truly cared about us as people, not just clients. Even the food was amazing (shoutout to the chefs, you made every meal feel special!). The activities were another huge part of my healing, basketball, pickleball, volleyball courts right on property, yoga, art supplies, gym equipment, hikes twice a week, church, Recovery Dharma, and so much more. There was always something positive and grounding to be a part of. I am endlessly grateful for my time at Peaks Recovery. This program gave me my life back and gave me the tools, support, and hope I needed to keep moving forward. Thank you to everyone who made my experience so meaningful and life-changing. ❤️

Peaks Recovery is family! My story didn’t start or end here just part of my wonderful journey. An amazing recovery center based on community. Proud to be alumni!

What a great experience. People come here from all over the US because of how great Peaks is. Everyone was wonderful and I'd recommend to anyone in need

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

I love Red Rock Recovery! The Alumni community led by Cook is very active. There is no shortage of fun Sober activities! Recovery is not boring at this place!

I’ve been to a lot of different treatment centers, sober livings, therapists, etc over the years and now work in the industry myself. I attended the CMHS IOP after struggling with a depressive episode and was super impressed by the professionalism, organization, and kindness of every staff member I interacted with. Molly Barth is super educated and compassionate. The groups felt very intentional and well-planned. Definitely recommend!

The intake process was very smooth

Caring and experienced staff makes all the difference. Evidenced based curriculum is well thought out. I would highly recommend Palmer Lake Recovery. A huge shoutout to all the BHTs that took care of me and helped when needed. Tim, Dan, Melissa, Karen, Ronnie, and more. Most of the therapists have their own recovery story which lends credibility. Most also deeply cared about our joining and healing. I met amazing staff and incredible people. Overall wonderful experience.

Palmer Lake Recovery was an amazing experience. The curriculum was very helpful and the staff truly cared. Everyone is very nice. I was not sure what to expect but it met all my expectations and then some. I would highly recommend.

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.