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Summit womans recovery is phenomenal! I just celebrated 4 years sober and without SWR, I wouldn't be where I am today. The only reason there isn't more awesome reviews is because of the stigma around admitting online you went to a recovery program. If you have a problem with drugs or alcohol you will get the tools to get through it with SWR.
Brooke Barry
11 months ago
Summit Women’s Recovery was instrumental in my transition from inpatient treatment to moving home. Jeanette and Susanne are amazing, insightful therapists who assisted my entire family in building trust with each other and mending resentments. I have been sober a year and a half and owe a debt of gratitude to SWR for helping me to forgive myself and navigate a new, happy, peaceful life in recovery. I stayed nearly a year at Summit Women’s Recovery for the support, camaraderie and friendships I found there. I can’t praise Summit Women’s Recovery enough for the work they are doing!
J R
5 years ago
I highly recommend Summit Women’s Recovery for anyone struggling, in recovery or just need a starting point to better themself. Jeanette and Susanne are wonderful sources of advice, encouragement and make you feel you can achieve your personal goals you always dreamed of. SWR is a great place to meet and interact with inspiring people on the road to recovery.
Mental HealthMental Health And Substance AbuseDual Diagnosis
Young Adult ProgramAdult Program
They really helped our family, great team and services!
Lucass
1 week ago
Sandstone Care is an incredible resource for teens and families within the community. The team is compassionate, professional, and genuinely dedicated to helping families. I highly recommend them.
Ray Sawvell
3 months ago
Great program for young adults struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma and other mental health. Fantastic team that truly cares.
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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
Eli Todd
3 months ago
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!
Tabitha Miller
4 months ago
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!
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.
Allison Vest
3 months ago
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
David
7 months ago
stout street foundations changed my life and I will forever be grateful! Nothing but support & love at stout street.
This place was amazing!! It 100% saved my life and Jenn was amazing!? I really feel like I got the best care an addict could hope for! I would and will recommended Denver recovery center to anyone who needs help!!
Kimberlie Cook
3 months ago
I gave Denver Recovery five stars because they were really helpful and really took care of me. And was great on the path of my sobriety. And my rock out was amazing.
Warren Kevin Brown
5 months ago
The staff here honestly really cares about everyone in their program. The therapist’s were amazing. Excellent housing and accommodations. Could not ask for a better experience, literally saved my life.
Picking up the phone and trying to find help for the first time was daunting. I knew I needed to change my relationship with alcohol, but I didn’t know where to start. After making multiple calls, I came across CMAR (Colorado Medicated Assisted Recovery). The first person I spoke to on the phone made me feel welcome and helped me begin my recovery journey.
I started in August 2024 and was guided to IOP, which included three sessions a week. I’ll never forget the first time I walked in—I was welcomed right away. James Jackman was the group therapist that day and made me feel comfortable from day one. He would later become my personal therapist, and I owe a lot to him for helping me through my recovery.
I came in wanting to change my relationship with alcohol, but I ended up working through so much more—my anxiety, childhood trauma, and the reasons behind my substance use. I learned more about myself and grew as a person in ways I never imagined.
After graduating IOP in three months, I decided to continue in OP for another year. Through CMAR, I’ve built a strong sober community and made many close friends. If you’re looking for help, this place is truly amazing.
Theodore Flaherty
4 months ago
Tremendous Agency that saved my family —
Clients feel valued not judged —highest respect and recommendation for their services.
I highly recommend Aspen Ridge to anyone who needs help with recovery. I have been in recovery for years, and Aspen Ridge is my favorite facility out there. Unlike many others, Aspens Ridge does NOT force any specific modality on folks, such as AA or NA. Many other rehab facilities are 12 step-based, which I haven’t found to be helpful. Aspend Ridge helps folks find the program that works before for each individual, such as SMART recovery, Dharma Recovery, or 12 steps. The therapists and instructors at Aspen Ridge are also all tremendously helpful and motivated. Highly recommended to anyone in need!
Brent Ellman
3 months ago
The programming at AspenRidge offers an array of services that can attract a variety of clientele seeking valuable clinical help to break the cycles of addiction for themselves and their families
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This is the best place for whatever you have going on in your life. I am on supervision and use them for my classes, one on ones, and testing. The staff is super nice and helpful. They go above and beyond with extra case management services and even helped with my resume. They will know you by first name and stay in touch when it counts. They have a bunch of online sessions available too if you can’t drive or need to meet with someone remotely. Don’t waste your time anywhere else.
Bobby
4 months ago
This center is unlike any other. From day one, I felt genuinely cared for on every level — emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. The staff took time to understand me as a whole person, not just my symptoms, and the environment is warm, intimate, and deeply supportive.
Every part of my treatment felt thoughtfully designed around me, and that made all the difference. I left feeling grounded, empowered, and truly seen. If you’re looking for care that goes beyond the surface, this is the place.
Douglas Lopez
8 months ago
Billy is the best ! He’s made me feel safe , understood and checked up on me , never felt pressure or rushed ! I am starting my recovery journey and Billy and Alex did every to help me get to this point. Thank you
AlcoholismDrug AddictionDual DiagnosisMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid AddictionSubstance Abuse
Adult ProgramYoung Adult ProgramLGBTQ Program
Private InsuranceSelf-Pay Options
Sandstone was extremely helpful for my son. I would encourage anyone who is seeking help for a loved one to spend time to see in Dandsone is a good fit.
Sarah Wideman
11 hours ago
mu sheng fixed me
celine
3 months ago
Therapists and staff were great and I made a lot of progress here! They helped me find a grad school to apply to and helped me get in too :)
AlcoholismDrug AddictionDual DiagnosisMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction
Adult ProgramYoung Adult ProgramLGBTQ Program
Private insuranceSelf-Pay Options
Got financially discharged after 10 days because my insurance was not verified for the entire visit. They did not do their due diligence and properly verify my insurance. They did not fight or appeal it, they just asked me to leave. Not only was I mortified, I was also left broke and still broken. I cashed out my 401k to go to this rehab, and paid the deductible for my plan which was either $7500 or $10,000. I trusted them to help me in my journey to sobriety but instead they added to my list of traumatic events and sadly I am still fighting to that same goal. They did not care about me as a person, they only seen me as a dollar and when I read the reviews it makes me mad that I was not extended this warm caring that so many are talking about. I tried to leave a BBB complaint or review but this facility doesn't participate so the next best way to make sure I can help to make it never happen again is an accurate review.
Melissa Contreras
4 months ago
For recovery in the Rockies, Harmony is one of the leaders! This place has so much history and an Alumni family stretching back decades! I'm honored to know Brian and Tabitha personally as well as professionally. Colorado recovery wouldn't be what it is without programs like Harmony!
Michael Cook
4 months ago
This amazing opportunity was exactly what I needed and it was at the right time....it was such an awesome life changing experience...from medical intake/detox to the lodge where you become part of the family (BrotherHood)...I needed to experience everything that Harmony Recovery had offered cause I Broken individual looking for a way out....I am so thankful and grateful....New Life..New Beginnings...and most importantly my life's New Journey...Thank You Jesus
When I think about what I am truly grateful for , Choice House is at the top of the list. You all saved his life, and turned it around. Words don’t adequately describe what you all have done, and continue to do, for my precious son,, Val.
Martha Lemoine
8 months ago
Blake was awesome to work with! As the facility manager at Choice House, he hired us to remove a fridge, and the entire process was smooth and professional. He was friendly, helpful, and incredibly easy to coordinate with. It’s always great working with someone who values professionalism and clear communication. Looking forward to working together again in the future!
This place saved my life, GOD used them as a tool for my recovery, rebuilding my relationship with my family, spiritual growth, self-help, and legal matters. Thank you NBRC , I'm forever grateful. my GOD continue to work through and for you.
Christopher Alvidrez
4 months ago
This year I celebrated 6 years clean after over a decade of drug use. Whenever I talk about my recovery, Mary, the woman who runs this rehab and sober living will always come into that conversation.
I was so scared to go into rehab for the first time and I knew my family was too. I’m so happy I chose New Beginnings. Everything about the place from the classes to the different ways they teach you to get through withdrawals and how to manifest a beautiful life, clean. Her words will forever echo in my heart for the rest of my life. There is something truly special about this place.
I’m currently living out my beautiful dream life and I couldn’t be more grateful for Mary and the chance she gave me. I recently got married and we had a micro wedding. All of my friends who came were from New Beginnings. Life long friends.
If you’re reading this, you or someone you love is probably trying to make this very hard decision. Just know you’ve found it!
#WeDoRecover
Keri Malone
6 months ago
New Beginnings is a great place if you are just starting out and new in recovery, or need to come back and try again! This place will give you the help and tools you need to succeed!
This program was better than I expected. It was one of the best things I could've done for myself.
vivian mendoza
4 months ago
Pathlight has been most supportive during some of the toughest times in my life from being scammed to family issues and everything in between. I highly appreciate the staff and having to support of others going through life like myself. Hope anyone who is looking for extra support teachers out to them they offer one on one counseling as well as online extensive group therapy.
Try And Never Quit Tanq
4 months ago
The group therapy was really good for me and my one-on-one sessions were helpful.
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As an Addiction Counselor and Family Coach, I have worked with families whose children have been in varying levels of treatment at Sandstone Care. Their residential treatment for adolescents is outstanding, serving this younger population, for which there are not as many treatment options. Their IOP for adolescents and young adults is also excellent, and includes a family support element. Their staff is professional, compassionate, and responsive to individual's unique needs. I would highly recommend Sandstone Care for adolescent and young adult treatment of substance use disorders.
Laura Bressler
2 months ago
While I was a little hesitant getting into treatment like most, the staff at sandstone were extremely patient and caring throughout the whole process. I attended and completed the dual diagnosis iop program while in treatment the staff at sandstone did an amazing job to make me feel welcome and comfortable and addressed and concerns quickly and effectively. The groups were very involved and really challenged me to grow as a person. After treatment I’ve been attending the alumni program that meets regularly and does fun events. It’s been a really good way to connect with others in the sober community and to get the extra support when I need it. I would highly recommend looking into sandstone if your considering treatment or haven’t found a place that’s right for you.
Ashton Rusch
1 year ago
I went through sandstone twice. Once when I was 18 and again when I was 19. At the time I was not willing to admit that I had a problem with substances. I thought I had everything figured out. The years after I had graduated the program I was able to prove to myself that I still knew nothing about my alcoholism. I am grateful for sandstone since I wouldn’t have even been able to have any type of knowledge about my own substance use if it wasn’t for the amazing staff over at sandstone. They helped me get my foot through the door into the world of recovery. I don’t know where I would be without sandstone and I am beyond grateful for the effort the staff puts in to help people with their mental health/substance abuse. I now have a great relationship with my family, a true connection with my friends and most important I have a life worth living now. That is just the surface of what recovery has brought into my life. I have sandstone to thank for that!
Love this place. They are a huge part of my recovery.
Anthony Boyles
5 months ago
This place is the best thing since Color Television! 😁 Seriously though, this place in and of itself.. was a contributing factor to which saved my life in the sense that when I knew ‘I was done’.. I had the BEST support & amazing championing from some amazing people sharing a common goal of maintaining their sobriety while putting their focus on their physical wellbeing and self esteem in their bodies and minds rather than just the ‘mumbo-jumbo’ of traditional, socially-conditioned methods of recovery in addiction and, having said being championed; I’d like to pay a respectable nod to a specific person, Carson.. whom by all accounts went out of the ordinary to see me thru a rather unorthodox necessity for assistance at a time when I was on the right path, yet.. just simply needed a hand-up and a simple ‘break’ and was obliged to help make a difference in my path and how I launched into my life of recovery and fitness! As a result of continuity and perseverance in this said path.. I now have the privilege and utmost pleasure of saying I’m a volunteer & will be soon be of service to the community within, and look forward to continuing my journey in my own recovery and the journey of others in their journey of growth and success within their lives as they pursue their fitness goals and aspirations as well! I had the opportunity to help with some service work and lent my time to clean some of the workout equipment, specifically the medicine balls, to which are highly utilized by many, and after approximately 32 hours of deep cleaning.. many more are using this equipment more often as they look brand new now! You can see the picture attached! ENJOY USING THE EQUIPMENT WHEN YOU COME IN TO WORKOUT 🏋️♂️ & MAY YOUR BODIES BE WELL & WITH YOU!
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In July 2025, I started IOP at DWR which was the best decision I ever made. Their staff are supportive and extremely knowledgeable; special shoutout to Rachel, Amanda, and Crystal for all of their endless support!
During IOP, I relapsed more than once and was never treated differently because of it. Instead of criticizing my decisions, DWR provided me with the support and safe space to work through my relapses while still holding me accountable.
I have now been sober just over one year and even though I am the one who makes the decision to continue my sobriety everyday, I owe DWR for giving me the tools and confidence to do so. Thank you DWR for saving my life when I had almost given up and helping me create a life worth living.
Megan Brooks
3 months ago
The greatest clinical experience a woman can have when struggling with substance abuse and mental health.
Alexa Hudmon
9 months ago
Denver women’s recovery has saved my life twice now. All I needed was honesty, willingness and an open mind. The clinicians are incredibly accepting and caring. They work with schedules and provide countless resources. As well as a deep dive into the education side of addictions and trauma. I started on 2020 and have not had a drink since
AlcoholismDrug AddictionDual DiagnosisMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction
Adult ProgramYoung Adult Program
Private InsuranceSelf-Pay OptionsFinancial Aid
Place is amazing
Lesley Broughton
6 months ago
This place is full of kind people and kind staff. Everyone has been so helpful and supportive. My social worker is amazing, and the whole team really cares. Every time I go to group, I feel like I get the help I need. If you're trying to get sober and quit alcohol, this is a beautiful place to start your journey. I'm really thankful for the support I've found here. 🫡
Keshab Basent
7 months ago
It was a good facility I was there for 55 days and now I'm in a sober living. The place is nice and you can get a lot of tools to take with when you leave. Idk but it seems like a lot of the younger patience are there on their 10th plus time they treated like a summer get away or something it's crazy how many people are in there that's been there a number of amount of times they all knew each other not to think I'm better then anyone but they leave and they come right back it must be the good food haha I would recommend this place anyone trying to go to a rehab. Staff are nice all the nurses are pretty cool
Great place with a caring staff who are always friendly and meet you where you are on your path to recovery! Excellent program and a strong recovery community to become a part of during and after treatment!
Buck Montgomery
4 months ago
Mile High fosters a great community that helps each patient thrive.
AlcoholismDrug AddictionDual DiagnosisMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction
Private insuranceSelf-Pay OptionsMedicaid
It's hard to describe the level of care and support that Rose House provides. No family ever wants to be in this situation, but Rose House provides a level of knowledge, confidence and assurance that we couldn't find anywhere else. The fact that it is female specific makes its mission that more effective in not only dealing with addiction but the underlying roots of abuse and trauma. We were desperate and they gave us our daughter back. This place is not an adult daycare or resort. They require not only the patients to do the hard work, but the families as well. If you care about your family member you have to put in the work as well, because these folks have a tough road ahead of them and no one goes it alone in life. For these people that need this level of care Rose House is superlative in giving patients and families the tools they need to turn their lives around.
Cutter Greenwood
3 months ago
I had a life changing experience during my stay at the Rose House. The staff are kind and firm at the same time. The dynamics between the clients is also a very therapeutic part of it all. The way we cared and called each other out was very crucial to the whole experience. I would highly recommend this treatment center to anyone who is serious about a clean and sober lifestyle.
Susan edlund
4 months ago
I want to start this review by acknowledging that recovery from mental health issues, trauma and addiction is HARD. There is no one place that will be a good fit for everybody and no place will work until the client wants to change and is ready to do the very difficult work required for healing. We stumbled upon the Rose House when we had almost lost all hope for our 18 year old daughter. She had been in and out of various mental health facilities and rehab facilities but nothing worked. She was an addict but if she checked into a rehab facility the trauma she had experienced caused her to go into a fight or flight response. She acted out verbally and by self harming. Although they would claim to be a dual diagnosis center, they would always call us within a day or so and tell us they didn't have the type of facilities to help her. If we tried to get her residential mental health help we were told there was no such place. She could only be put on a 72 hour hold if she was a danger to herself or others. Our daughter's addiction began when a couple of men lured her into their trafficking scheme. She was 14 and they paid her a lot of attention. In her mind one of them was her boyfriend and she felt flattered that an older man would want her. They started giving her drugs in exchange for sex. Soon she needed the drugs to stop the feeling of guilt and disgust she felt from what was happening to her. When she finally said no to one of them he physically and forcibly raped her. I wish we had understood earlier what was going on. (This man is now serving 97 years in a Colorado prison)
We walked into the Rose House and took a tour at her lowest point. She agreed to look at the Rose House but wasn't committing to going. After the tour we sat in Alison's office and I asked her if she thought the Rose House could help my daughter. Alison said if she is willing to come she is exactly who we help. My daughter said no one can help me I'm broken.
My daughter checked herself in a few weeks later after being arrested for a DV situation and a high speed chase with the police. She spent a night in jail and realized she did not want to spend another one there. She had a court hearing. Alison met us there to support her and then took her to the Rose House. We couldn't speak to her for 2 weeks during the settling in period. Once we could communicate with her we saw growth every time we spoke or saw her. I asked her what was different this time. Her answer was 1. I'm ready for help and 2. the staff knows what they are doing and I know they care about me.
I don't want to paint the wrong picture, recovery is never a straight line and it doesn't always happen in a set period of time. I was glad that the Rose House worked towards goals and that's what drove moving to the next step - not a set number of days on a calendar. They were also there on the tough days. Setting boundaries when needed, treating clients with respect and always showing compassion and consistency.
The other thing that is different about the Rose House is that they really believe that the healing of the client's family is important and do a lot of work towards that with the weekly family zoom meeting and the family weekend. We learn that we can not control the decisions of our loved ones but we can set boundaries for ourselves. We can support them in their recovery but we can't do it for them.
Our daughter graduated from the program and spent some time in the step down program. She is now 19, just received her 6 months chip for being clean and sober and is holding a fulltime job. She continues going to meetings almost everyday and is working with her own therapist to continue the work that was started in the Rose House.
I honestly believe that if we hadn't found the Rose House she would be dead now. Instead I get to hug her everyday and get to see the wonderful woman she is becoming.
The Rose House and it's staff have our undying gratitude.
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Denver Springs has an outstanding staff that helps you feel like family and offers great support, encouragement, focus, and dedication.
Leanne Marquez
3 months ago
I feel like after seeing all of the one star reviews, it's my responsibility to share my experience. I have not posted a public review until this point because of the stigma of having mental health issues, but if it helps someone choose to get the help they need, it's worth it.
Denver Springs positively improved my quality of life, twice. I have always felt cared for on a personal level, I have learned coping skills unique to my diagnosis, and the therapists and nurses are highly skilled.
Please remember, to be successful at someplace like Denver Springs, you get out of it what you put into it. If you do the bare minimum in therapy or don't dig deep into what's causing certain behaviors you can't expect to improve. DS gave me so many skills, in a safe and positive environment. I am forever grateful.
Raija McIntyre
3 months ago
I had a really good experience at this hospital I would recommend going here the nurses and Techs are really kind and nice and understand your needs 10 out of 10
This was exactly the right place for me to get help. They are amazing.
Don
3 months ago
Raleigh House Denver is a great place to get treatment. For mental health or addiction. The staff is very kind, caring and attentive to patient needs. If you need a safe space to get started on your next steps The Raleigh House is the place to go. Also the food is great! And an hour for gym time everyday really helps!
Matthew Clark
3 months ago
My experience at The Raleigh House in Denver has been nothing short of life-changing. From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt supported, understood, and genuinely cared for. The staff goes above and beyond to create an environment where healing and growth feel possible every single day.
I especially want to highlight how incredible the alumni support is—Rico in particular. Rico is truly awesome. His dedication, compassion, and real-world insight make a huge impact. He relates to people in a way that’s honest and motivating, and his presence makes the alumni program feel strong, welcoming, and inspiring. You can tell he genuinely cares about everyone’s success long after they leave treatment.
The rest of the staff is equally remarkable. They are knowledgeable, patient, and committed to helping each person find the tools and confidence they need to move forward. The blend of professionalism and heart is something you don’t find everywhere, and it’s a big reason why The Raleigh House stands out.
If you or someone you love is seeking a place that combines expert treatment with true human connection, I can’t recommend The Raleigh House enough. Their team—and people like Rico—make all the difference.
Great place with a caring staff who are always friendly and meet you where you are on your path to recovery! Excellent program and a strong recovery community to become a part of during and after treatment!
Buck Montgomery
4 months ago
Mile High fosters a great community that helps each patient thrive.
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Robert Palmer
5 months ago
Staff here are warm and friendly. I'm so grateful they really change lives, if your ready.
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6 months ago
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Colorado is ranked 11th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $56,413.
$139kMedical Detox
$50kInpatient Rehab
$8kOutpatient Rehab
$7kMethadone Treatment
The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in Colorado vary widely and depend on several factors, including:
Treatment
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Specialty
Duration
Amenities
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Location
Facility
Compare the Cost of Addiction Treatment in Colorado
The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.
These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.
Average Cost of Treatment in Colorado vs. the National Average
There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in Colorado. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in Colorado that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in Colorado.
379 accept self-payment or cash
221 accept private health insurance
5 offer free treatment
236 accept Colorado Medicaid coverage
134 accept Medicare
140 offer low-cost treatment
262 offer sliding-scale fees
150 accept TRICARE coverage
Insurance for Drug Rehab in Colorado
Aetna is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in Colorado, with 147 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Blue Cross Blue Shield is the 2nd most popular with 140 treatment centers accepting it followed by Cigna in 3rd accepted by 138 drug rehabs.
Colorado Rehab Admissions in 2023
Colorado is ranked 5th nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 1372 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is significantly higher than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.
The following are the number of Colorado rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.
37,718
Alcohol
3,694
Marijuana
7,219
Heroin
4,923
Other Opiates
12,614
Meth
1,441
Cocaine
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).
Drug Overdoses in Colorado in 2024
Colorado is ranked 21st nationwide in terms of annual drug overdoses, with an average of 32.6 overdoses per 100,000 population and a total of 1,926 overdoses in 2023.
Opioid abuse accounted for 68% of all drug overdoses in Colorado, with a total of 1,309 opioid overdoses in 2024.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Provisional drug overdose death counts. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Narcotics Violations and DUIs in Colorado
Narcotics Violations
Colorado is ranked 35th for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 282 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is lower than the National Average of 421.
All values are per 100,000 population.
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.
DUIs
Colorado has the 15th highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 267 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 15,698 total DUI arrests).
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