Colorado Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Narconon Colorado is a residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in Fort Collins, Colorado, operating as part of the international Narconon network. The program uses a drug-free, non-medical approach to withdrawal and recovery, with no drug substitution at any stage of treatment.

Advantage Treatment Centers – Montrose is a residential community corrections facility in Montrose, Colorado, located within the Montrose Judicial Complex. The facility houses more than 70 clients and is part of the Advantage Treatment Centers network serving rural Colorado.

Hazelbrook Recovery's Advanced Care Program is a 12-week residential addiction treatment program offered at its Colorado Springs location, operated by Hazelbrook Community Recovery Center. The program accepts Medicaid and is part of Hazelbrook's broader suite of recovery services that includes sober living homes, a FreshStart workforce program, and a Transitional Safety Zone.

Adult & Teen Challenge 180 Ministries – Women & Women with Children is a residential recovery program in Olathe, Colorado, operating as a ministry of Teen Challenge of the Rocky Mountains. The program serves adult women and mothers with children who are struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, offering a structured residential environment focused on trauma-informed care, life skills, and long-term sobriety.

Stout Street Foundation is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Commerce City, Colorado, operating for more than 50 years and offering both short-term and long-term residential treatment programs. The facility is housed in a fully refurbished hotel and is licensed at the ASAM 3.5 level of care with a stepdown to 3.1.

Advantage Treatment Centers – Lamar is a community corrections and residential treatment facility in Lamar, Colorado, serving the 15th and 16th Judicial Districts of southeast Colorado. Opened in April 2019, the center operates out of repurposed WPA-era buildings and is part of the Advantage Treatment Centers network.

Hazelbrook Recovery's Advanced Care Program is a 12-week residential addiction treatment program in Aurora, Colorado, operated by Hazelbrook Community Recovery Center. The program is part of Hazelbrook's broader suite of recovery services and accepts Medicaid.

Advantage Treatment Centers – Alamosa is a community corrections and residential treatment facility in Alamosa, Colorado, located in the San Luis Valley. Established in 2017, the center operates as part of the Advantage Treatment Centers network, which runs locations across rural Colorado.

Sobriety House is Colorado's oldest licensed substance use disorder treatment center, a nonprofit operating in Denver since 1967. The center offers a full continuum of care including residential treatment, outpatient services, and sober living, with Medicaid accepted and a commitment to serving clients regardless of ability to pay.

Adult & Teen Challenge 180 Ministries for Men is a residential recovery program in Denver, Colorado, operating as a ministry of Teen Challenge of the Rocky Mountains. The program serves adult men struggling with drug and alcohol addiction through a fully residential, structured environment focused on accountability, life skills, and long-term sobriety.

Denver CARES is a publicly operated withdrawal management and residential treatment program in Denver, Colorado, run by Denver Health and operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The program has provided withdrawal management services in the City and County of Denver for nearly five decades.

Advantage Treatment Center, established in Sterling, Colorado, accommodates 106 male residents in a Community Corrections Facility, providing various treatment options, including IRT and conditions of parole. An Intensive Residential Treatment Program with 48 male beds offers cognitive-based interventions to support recovery from mood-altering substances.

U-Turn for Christ Colorado is a Christian discipleship and addiction recovery program for men in Florence, Colorado, operating on a working ranch in Fremont County. The program is Bible-based, with no 12-step or psychological component, and requires a minimum two-month residential commitment.