Alcohol, Drug, and other Rehab Centers in Colorado Springs, CO

We used five core metrics to determine the quality of each treatment center. These metrics covered aspects such as cost, treatment approaches, and rehab services provided. For more information, read the full breakdown of our filtering process and ranking methodology.

• Momenta Recovery
• Peak View Behavioral Health
• Mountain Springs Recovery
• Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation
• AspenRidge Recovery Lakewood
• Jaywalker Lodge
• Springs Recovery Connection
• Recovery Unlimited
• Recovery Systems PC
• Cedar Springs Hospital
• Colorado Treatment Services
• Sandstone Care at Cascade Canyon
• Peaks Recovery Centers
• The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake
• Soaring Hope Recovery
• Innova Recovery Services
• Homeward Pikes Peak
• U-Turn For Christ

Momenta Recovery

3302 South Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
970-930-6355
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Reviews: 4.00 stars, 4 reviews

Momenta Recovery is a women-only drug and alcohol rehabilitation center located on a tranquil 125-acre ranch in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley. The center’s 90-day mindful program unfolds in three phases: orientation and stabilization, engagement and empowerment, and extended care planning. It features personalized services, such as attachment therapy, relapse prevention, nutritional counseling, indoor and outdoor experiential therapies, individual and group behavioral therapy, trauma-focused therapies, and more. In the second phase of treatment, the center offers psychoeducational programs, such as the mind-body substance abuse program and both nurturing parenting and mindful parenting programs. At the end of treatment, patients can take part in 12-step or Mindfulness in Recovery meetings to reinforce the recovery skills they’ve learned.

What patients are saying:

According to one five-star review from an alumnus of the program, “I am not exaggerating when I say that Momenta saved my life. The staff are kind, gentle, and, most importantly, understanding. The balance of trauma therapy, group therapy, and physical exercise was essential to my healing. I recommend Momenta for anyone suffering from addiction and/or mental health issues.”

Peak View Behavioral Health

7353 Sisters Grove
Colorado Springs, CO 80923
719-444-8484
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Reviews: 2.30 stars, 151 reviews

Peak View Behavioral Health offers substance abuse treatment for adults and adolescents in Colorado Springs. It offers a full continuum of care with programs ranging from medically-monitored detoxification to dual diagnosis, partial hospitalization, chemical dependency-intensive outpatient (CD-IOP), and aftercare planning. For patients struggling with opioid dependence, the center utilizes a comprehensive medication-assisted program called the Hazelden/Betty Ford COR-12 (Comprehensive Opioid Response with 12-Steps). The center’s treatment plans are designed to treat the root cause of the addiction by integrating relationship building, relapse prevention, and coping skills within a supportive environment. Its staff is comprised of licensed alcohol and drug counselors who craft an individualized treatment plan for each patient.

What patients are saying:

Many reviewers speak highly of the professional, caring staff who demonstrate excellent customer service. According to one five-star review from a family member of a past patient, “I am very thankful for all the help they have [given] my daughter and family. Cannot speak highly enough about their outpatient program.”

Mountain Springs Recovery

1865 Woodmoor
Monument, CO 80132
855-389-1377
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Reviews: 5.00 stars, 1 review

Mountain Springs Recovery offers accessible inpatient rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction in Monument. The comfortable facility is located on a beautiful landscape and contains multiple amenities, such as a gym, computer stations, a pool table, and a swimming pool. The center first provides patients an all-inclusive medical assessment to design an individualized treatment plan. Patients can then receive safe and comfortable on-site detoxification treatment with around-the-clock monitoring. The center’s treatment programs are structured in 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day formats. It integrates a wide variety of therapies, such as dual diagnosis treatment, psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, trauma therapy, 12-step treatment, and more. Aftercare services are provided to help patients reintegrate into everyday life and ensure a lasting recovery.

What patients are saying:

No patients of the facility have left online reviews with comments at this time.

Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation

5495 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 101-A
Boulder, CO 80303
303-544-3630
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Center for Dependency, Addiction, and Rehabilitation (CeDAR) was established in 2005 as part of the University of Colorado Hospital, with facilities in Boulder and Aurora. The rehabilitation facility provides comprehensive addiction treatment with a variety of individualized programs for adults with or without co-occurring mental health disorders. The center’s outpatient and residential programs feature a wealth of services, such as medically-managed detoxification, medication-assisted treatment, individual and group therapy, 12-step and mutual aid groups, family programs, and much more. Treatment program lengths range from 60 days to 180 days in the residential extended care program. The CeDAR campus also offers a multitude of amenities, such as a fitness center, a dining hall, and 20 fully-furnished residential cottages. The professional staff is comprised of credentialed and licensed UCHealth clinicians, including board-certified medical physicians, psychiatrists, counselors, and wellness specialists.

What patients are saying:

No patient reviews are currently available.

AspenRidge Recovery Lakewood

900 S. Kipling Pkwy.
Lakewood, CO 80226
855-273-7802
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Reviews: 4.60 stars, 44 reviews

AspenRidge Recovery is a Joint Commission-accredited substance abuse rehabilitation center that provides substance abuse and mental health treatment in Lakewood. The center offers inpatient and both regular and intensive outpatient treatment programs with drug and alcohol detoxification services available. AspenRidge utilizes a variety of treatment modalities in its programs, including individual and group counseling, neurofeedback therapy, trauma therapy, recreational therapy, 12-step treatment, and psychoeducational groups. The average length of stay in the inpatient treatment program is 90 days, but clients are able to stay up to six months if needed.

What patients are saying:

Many patients recommend the facility for its caring, compassionate staff and highly effective, personalized treatment plans. One five-star reviewer states, “AspenRidge Recovery has a very caring, compassionate, and qualified staff that provides quality treatment for those who suffer from addiction. I personally have worked with most of the staff at a previous facility, and I have nothing but positive things to say. The AspenRidge staff provides a family atmosphere, and their housing facilities are clean and safe.”

Jaywalker Lodge

811 Main Ct.
Carbondale, CO 81623
866-529-9255
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Reviews: 4.91 stars, 44 reviews

Jaywalker Lodge is a men-only transitional sober living and relapse treatment program in Carbondale. The treatment center is situated in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, a peaceful environment conducive to personal growth and long-term sobriety. The programs are typically 90 days in length and are designed for clients with a history of previous treatments followed by relapse. The center’s continuum of care combines the 12-step philosophy with community integration. It features services such as psychoeducation, individual and group therapy, mountain expeditions, and 12-step meetings. Family programs are also offered for clients early in their recovery if their loved ones wish to join them on the mutual journey towards a sustained recovery.

What patients are saying:

According to the family member of a past patient, “I had a son go through the Jaywalker program and continues to be very active in the alumni program. ‘Blessed’ is the best word I can come up with when I think about the role Jaywalker played in his recovery. It is by no means an exaggeration that they saved his life, as well as many others, through the program.”

Springs Recovery Connection

1930 W. Colorado Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
719-465-2295
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Reviews: 5.00 stars, 3 reviews

Springs Recovery Connection is a nonprofit recovery community organization based in Colorado Springs. The organization is run by citizens in long-term recovery who want to educate, mentor, and advocate for recovery through individual, family, and community support strategies. The individual recovery services feature professional recovery coaches who guide and mentor individuals who are either seeking or are already in recovery. In weekly meetings or phone calls with clients, the coaches help to create and manage a recovery plan, find safe and supportive housing, help re-build relationships, and facilitate long-term career goals. The CRAFT (Community Reinforcement and Family Training) Support Program is for family members and friends of individuals suffering from substance abuse. It provides peer-run groups that are designed to improve family functioning and teach strategies that reduce the loved one’s substance misuse.

What patients are saying:

According to one five-star reviewer, “They offer help, education, and resources for addicts and families of addicts. They understand the problems and needs of addicts and are offering real support…even for active users.”

Recovery Unlimited

1702 E Pikes Peak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
719-358-7338
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Reviews: 4.50 stars, 20 reviews

Recovery Unlimited provides evidence-based outpatient treatment and detoxification services for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. Its personalized treatment plans incorporate medication-assisted therapy; individual, group, and family therapy; yoga therapy, 12-step treatment, drug screenings, parental coaching, and more. The professional staff is comprised of substance abuse counselors and other medical professionals. Recovery Unlimited received the “Best Business of 2018” award from ThreeBestRated for being one of the best addiction treatment centers in Colorado Springs.

What patients are saying:

Many patients who left online reviews mention specific staff members who were caring, compassionate, and understanding on their journey to recovery. According to one patient who left a five-star review, “I want to THANK YOU!! for the exceptional care. You attend to my medical, mental and emotional needs [and] provide support and friendship during a very difficult time. All staff [and] the environment are welcoming and nonjudgmental. You provide an atmosphere for recovery and self-reflection.”

Recovery Systems PC

119 N. Wahsatch Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
719-578-5433
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Reviews: 4.12 stars, 15 reviews

Based in Colorado Springs, Recovery Systems PC has over twenty years of experience providing evidence-based outpatient treatment for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction and their loved ones. The structured, comprehensive program integrates individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, family education, social support, drug screening, and early recovery. Counseling services include positive psychology, cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, 12-step philosophy, and compassionate care. The staff is comprised of social workers and licensed addiction and clinical counselors.

What patients are saying:

One patient describes the facility as “top-notch care [with] laid back personnel.” Several reviewers mention that the staff is very caring and understanding. A five-star reviewer says, “Laura Swain owns this place and is so awesome. If you’re looking for a place to do drug and alcohol classes and want them done where the people care and know what you’re going through, I highly recommend this place.”

Cedar Springs Hospital

2135 Southgate Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
719-633-4114
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Reviews: 2.50 stars, 97 reviews

Cedar Springs Hospital provides comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, and partial hospitalization treatment for individuals suffering from substance abuse disorders. The comfortable facility is located at the foot of the serene Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs, within driving distance to Denver and surrounding communities. The center’s structured programs consist of an initial evaluation, physical exercise, self-help groups, recovery education, individual and group therapy, recreational therapies, such as equine-assisted therapy, and community outings. The Bridge to Recovery program is offered for those who struggle with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.

What patients are saying:

According to one former patient who left a five-star review, “I have been through 3 rehab/detox facilities, and this one is, by far, the cleanest and most helpful one. The staff were great and helped me whenever I needed a little extra assurance. I would definitely be recommending this hospital to any of my friends if they were needing help or treatment, as I did in 2015/2016. Keep up the awesome work, staff. You passed with flying colors in my book.”

Colorado Treatment Services

5360 N. Academy Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
719-434-2061
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Reviews: 3.76 stars, 27 reviews

Colorado Treatment Services is a substance abuse treatment center offering outpatient services for individuals struggling with opioid addiction. The center provides medication-assisted treatment utilizing methadone and Suboxone. The outpatient program features personally-tailored services to ensure a successful recovery and prevent relapse, including individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, recovery education, and 12-step treatment. Treatment lengths can vary from 90 days to more than a year. In addition to the Colorado Springs facility, Colorado Treatment Services has locations in Pueblo and Greeley.

What patients are saying:
According to one former patient, “This place has completely changed my life for the better. The staff listens and cares. Nurse Lela is unbelievable. She has whipped things into shape from what I remember of it being just a couple years ago. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone trying to better their lives from opiate abuse.”

Sandstone Care at Cascade Canyon

2100 S. Cherry Street
Denver, CO 80222
202-816-7435
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Reviews: 4.80 stars, 5 reviews

Sandstone Care at Cascade Canyon is a residential treatment center for adolescents struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. The facility is located in a peaceful environment near Pikes Peak Mountain, just outside of Colorado Springs. The program is designed to serve only eight to ten adolescents at a time in order to provide a personalized experience with a low staff-patient ratio. Patients typically stay in the program for 30-60 days and participate in services such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, recreational therapy, fitness activities, psychoeducation, group therapy, family therapy, and much more. Sandstone Care at Cascade Canyon is accredited by the Joint Commission.

What patients are saying:

Patients recommend the center for its beautiful location, high-quality services, and caring, professional staff. One reviewer who left a five-star review says, “Sandstone Care provides top-notch treatment for adolescents! It is important that a treatment center specializes in Gen-Z issues, and Sandstone goes above and beyond.”

Peaks Recovery Centers

2270 La Montana Way
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
855-906-3924
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Reviews: 4.80 stars, 24 reviews

Peaks Recovery Centers is a licensed residential treatment center for adults between the ages of 18 and 30 who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. The center is accredited by the Joint Commission for its safe and high-quality services. It offers gender-specific sober living and programming in a structured 90-day treatment program. The professional staff at the center provide services such as evidence-based individual and group therapies, trauma therapy, monthly family sessions, yoga, fitness activities, and outside fellowship meetings.

What patients are saying:

Both former patients and family members of the center’s alumni rave about the top-notch staff, the supportive, communal environment, and the helpful skills that were taught at the center. One five-star reviewer attests, “Comprehensive rehabilitation center that provides millions of different tools to get and stay sober. From diet all the way to outpatient therapy. It’s obvious that they truly hope all of their clients can make the most of their time there and find recovery. Success or failure in staying sober always comes down to the individual. I am 3.5 years sober and have many friends that aren’t shy about saying Peaks saved their lives. Peaks provides a diverse range of tools and methods to get and stay sober.”

The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake

443 S. Highway 105
Palmer Lake, CO 80133
719-602-0914
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Reviews: 4.50 stars, 105 reviews

The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake provides a full continuum of care options, including medically-supervised detoxification, inpatient, partial hospitalization, regular and intensive outpatient, and family treatment programs. The multidisciplinary staff will first conduct a comprehensive medical and psychiatric evaluation to tailor an individualized treatment plan to a client. Depending on each client’s needs, the programs commonly feature individual, group, and family therapy; a 12-step program, physical exercise, and recreational therapy, such as yoga, equine therapy, and art therapy. For patients seeking residential treatment, the center offers gender-specific housing with luxurious private and semi-private rooms that offer comfortable accommodations and amenities. After treatment, the center provides aftercare services, such as peer support and core skills training, in order to facilitate a smooth transition back to everyday life. The Recovery Village is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers.

What patients are saying:

Many of the patients who left reviews state that their experience at Recovery Village changed or even saved their lives. Almost everyone mentions how much they appreciate the kind, caring, and compassionate staff. One five-star reviewer comments, “I was at Palmer Lake Recovery Village for 60 days, and it has been so helpful towards my recovery. All of the staff members, therapists and doctors are a blessing. The housing is clean and comfortable, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner are delicious. You will definitely find the help you’re looking for at Palmer lake. I’m an alcoholic/addict, and they have given me all the tools I need to stay sober!”

Soaring Hope Recovery

3470 Briargate Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
719-493-0862
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Soaring Hope Recovery is a Joint Commission-accredited drug and alcohol treatment center that offers residential, intensive outpatient, and sober living programs. It emphasizes holistic and alternative therapies, such as equine therapy, aromatherapy, acupuncture, meditation, yoga, nutrition, and exercise. Additionally, the center uses state-of-the-art therapies, including neurofeedback technology and nutraceutical amino acid therapy to restore brain wave and neurotransmitter balance. Group therapy is a cornerstone of treatment at Soaring Hope Recovery and incorporates a range of treatment modalities, including mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention, relationship skills, and more.

What patients are saying:

No patient reviews are available at this time.

Innova Recovery Services

1824 Woodmoor Dr., Suite 101
Monument, CO 80132
719-445-9330
Website
Reviews: 5.00 stars, 2 reviews

Innova is an intensive outpatient facility that provides holistic and medication-assisted treatment for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. The intensive outpatient program is a structured three-day-per-week program designed to treat the whole patient rather than just the addiction. The treatment program is built on the SMART Recovery 4-Point Program, which gives patients the skills to cope with cravings and manage thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors associated with addiction. Individual, group and family therapies are offered to provide support in a non-judgmental environment. Holistic therapies are intended to complement the treatment approach, including AcuDetox, which is a type of acupuncture therapy used to reduce withdrawal and cravings, and hypnotherapy. Trauma therapies such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy are also available.

What patients are saying:

According to one five-star reviewer, “The staff at Innova Recovery Services is top-notch, and their therapists are experienced and qualified. The staff really cares about their clients and goes above and beyond what one would expect from a recovery provider. Innova Recovery is on the cutting edge of recovery treatment. They offer alternatives to traditional approaches that are designed to benefit people regardless of their spiritual beliefs. The treatment program uses life-changing recovery techniques like SMART Recovery, and their small style group sessions are a place where people truly make progress. I would recommend anyone to Innova who is struggling with alcohol or drug problems; they truly are one of the best out there!”

Homeward Pikes Peak

2010 East Bijou St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
719-473-5557
Website
Reviews: 4.00 stars, 9 reviews

Homeward Pikes Peak provides a wide spectrum of treatment options for individuals looking to regain sobriety and self-sufficiency. The outpatient program at the Harbor House Clinic features services such as substance abuse counseling, individual therapy, psychoeducation, relapse prevention, motivational interviewing, and recovery support services. This program also provides women-specific family support services, such as childcare assistance, healthy mom and baby classes, and free counseling for pregnant women with substance use issues. The Harbor House residential program provides co-ed transitional housing in central Colorado Springs. The first six weeks of treatment focuses on regaining sobriety, and then the curriculum shifts to employment and self-sufficiency through comprehensive educational and training services. Patients can expect services such as intensive case management, relationship building, individual and group counseling, and recovery support services.

What patients are saying:

According to one five-star reviewer, “These folks are taking on some of the toughest challenges in our city every day. They may not have a 100 percent success rate, but they help a few people change their lives who have no one else left to help them. I am glad they are here and making a difference!”

U-Turn For Christ

514 N. Wahsatch Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO, 80903
719-473-6285
Website

U-Turn for Christ is a Christian rehabilitation center with locations throughout the United States. It has over twenty-five years of experience providing a Biblical model of restoration for men and women suffering from the cycle of addiction. The first phase of the program is a two-month discipleship program that features morning devotions, daily chores, healthy fellowship, volunteer work, evening Bible study, and nightly personal devotion time. The second phase of the program is six months long, wherein patients can serve in ministry or return to work and attend church with participants from the first phase of treatment.

What patients are saying:

No patient reviews are available at this time.

We used these five core metrics to determine the quality of each treatment center. For more information, feel free to read a full breakdown of our filtering process and ranking methodology.

There are multiple resources in Colorado Springs and surrounding areas for those that are struggling with substance dependency. Use our tool to discover a rehabilitation center near you that can help you determine your insurance coverage and your rehab needs. Many low-cost centers can help you if you don’t have insurance or feel like you are unable to afford rehab.

Colorado Springs Rehab FAQ

Do I need to go to rehab?

How long does rehab last?

Different programs and levels of addiction require different program lengths. If you are very addicted to a drug, you will likely take longer to fully rehabilitate than someone with a mild addiction. Also, the type of treatment program you choose will offer different duration options.

Common rehab lengths are:

• 30 Days
• 60 Days
• 90 Days
• 120+ Days

How much does drug rehab cost?

Pricing depends on the program, services, and amenities offered. Typically, outpatient programs are cheaper than inpatient, and live-in inpatient facilities are the most expensive, costing anywhere from $6,000 to $30,000 or more per month (for luxury centers).

In the middle are outpatient treatment centers that can provide multiple hours of services per day. They usually cost somewhere between $3,000-$10,000 for a three-month program. However, with insurance, some types of rehab and individual therapy with a counselor can be very affordable, only requiring a co-pay. Another affordable option is group therapy through non-profits or secular organizations like AA or NA, which is free.

To learn more, read our guide on The Cost of Rehab.

How does rehab work?

The main goal of a rehabilitation process is to help individuals overcome their substance addiction and go on with the rest of their lives functioning well without their drug of choice. Thus, rehabilitation is considered to be successful if a person is able to leave the program and stay clean and sober. The intent of rehabilitation is to enable a patient to be successful in life and avoid the drastic consequences that substance abuse can cause. Some other goals of rehabilitation include:

• Establish a positive support system
• Improve general health
• Improve personal circumstances
• Meet employment and educational needs
• Reduce criminal behavior and resolve legal problems
• Treat psychiatric disorders and psychological problems

How do I find drug and alcohol rehab near me?

To find a free drug rehab or detox center near you, you can start your search with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Use the directory on this page to find the local resource to contact in your state. Use the navigation bar above to look for rehab in other areas.

For more FAQs visit our rehab FAQ page.