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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.

Orenda Counseling is a private therapy practice located in Englewood, Colorado, offering individual mental health and addiction counseling for adults. The practice is operated by Lucy Decker, MA, LPC, LAC, NCC, AAT, with a specialization in first responders, men's mental health, trauma, and addiction.

Barth Clinic provides a comprehensive outpatient treatment program, including intensive outpatient care, continuing care, monthly maintenance, relapse prevention, and education. The intensive outpatient program typically lasts 9 to 12 weeks, and they accept Kaiser Permanente insurance as a preferred provider.

Olalla Recovery Centers is a substance use treatment program. After reviewing the website, we found that it is a residential program offering holistic treatment approaches. Fees will vary based on the services you need for your recovery. To help cover costs, Olalla Recovery Centers does accept many private health insurance plans, including Kaiser Permanente insurance. Medicaid is also accepted to cover fees.

Maple House Perinatal Treatment is a residential program for women and their children operated by Cedar House Life Change Center in Bloomington, California. It’s designed for mothers whose substance use has begun interfering with daily functioning, parenting roles, emotional wellbeing, or stability in work and relationships, and who need a supportive, structured place where recovery and parenting can happen at the same time rather than one after the other. This isn’t outpatient counseling that fits around life; it’s a lived experience where women and their young children stay in a shared environment to begin rebuilding routines and connection together.

Cedar House Life Change Center is a non-profit substance use treatment organization in Bloomington, California, where adults come to work through drinking, drugs, or repeated patterns that have already started affecting their lives, including jobs, housing, families, and legal responsibilities, without pressing pause on the responsibilities they still carry. With more than 50 years of experience serving San Bernardino and Riverside counties, the center offers a continuum of care that meets people wherever they are in their recovery journey.

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.

Orenda Center is a co-ed residential detox and withdrawal management program in Santa Rosa, California, operated by Buckelew Programs. It serves adults whose alcohol or drug use has reached a point where stopping safely requires supervision, structure, and compassionate support, the first bridge out of active use and into deeper recovery work.

Elevate Addiction Services, Sky Lake Recovery Center, is a residential drug and alcohol recovery program in South Lake Tahoe, California, serving adults whose substance use and life-controlling behaviors have already begun disrupting housing stability, work, relationships, or daily routines. Set in a lodge-style, nature-rich environment near Lake Tahoe’s pine forests and mountain landscapes, the program provides a structured, live-in recovery setting where healing is part of daily life rather than confined to isolated outpatient visits.

House of Hope Foundation in San Pedro, California is a women-focused addiction recovery program where adults whose patterns of alcohol or drug use have begun disrupting daily life, relationships, stability, or employment live and work through recovery in a structured residential setting rather than trying to patch change together in isolated appointments. More than six decades old, this nonprofit blends therapeutic support, community connection, and lived routine to help women rebuild in a way that matters inside the world they’re still living in.