Medically supervised detox
Withdrawal support is coordinated around safety, stabilization, comfort, and a transition into the next appropriate level of care.
Detox and inpatient care in Colorado Springs, Colorado
A steadier place to begin recovery.
Recovery Springs provides medically supervised substance abuse detox and structured inpatient treatment for adults in a calm, supportive setting near the Colorado Front Range. Our admissions team can help verify most forms of insurance, including Medicaid.
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Coed inpatient programming
Adults of all genders are welcomed into a structured residential setting with respectful boundaries, privacy, and community support.
Insurance-first admissions
The admissions team helps verify benefits and accepts most forms of insurance, including Medicaid, subject to eligibility and plan details.
Licensing and accreditation
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Licensed Program
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Accreditation
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First step
Private assessment and insurance verification before admission.
Detox support
Medically supervised stabilization in a calm Colorado Springs setting.
Detox is often the first clinical step for people who are physically dependent on alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, or other substances. Our detox messaging centers on careful monitoring, comfort, dignity, and a transition plan rather than shame or pressure.
Withdrawal monitoring
Clinical stabilization
Comfort-focused environment
Transition into inpatient care
Coed inpatient program
Structured residential care for adults of all genders.
The inpatient program is designed for adults who benefit from daily structure, peer connection, therapeutic support, and distance from triggers while early recovery becomes more stable. Coed care is managed with respectful clinical boundaries, privacy, and a consistent therapeutic schedule.
Individual counseling
Group therapy
Relapse prevention planning
Medication-supported care when clinically appropriate
Family communication support
Discharge and continuing-care coordination
The care pathway
A clear route from the first call to continuing care.
Recovery can feel complicated at the start. The admissions pathway is designed to reduce uncertainty, explain coverage, and help each person understand whether detox, inpatient care, or another level of support is clinically appropriate.
Confidential call
Talk privately with admissions about current substance use, safety concerns, location, and immediate needs.
Insurance verification
The team reviews benefits for commercial insurance, marketplace plans, employer plans, Medicaid, and other accepted coverage types.
Clinical assessment
Clinical staff determine the safest and most appropriate level of care based on history, withdrawal risk, and current needs.
Safe admission
Arrival is coordinated with dignity, privacy, and clear expectations for the coed residential setting.
Stabilization and therapy
Daily structure can include monitoring, therapy, recovery education, peer support, and relapse prevention work.
Aftercare planning
Before discharge, the team helps identify next-step care, support resources, and a practical recovery plan.
Insurance and Medicaid
We accept most forms of insurance, including Medicaid.
Admissions can help verify benefits, explain estimated coverage, and discuss next steps before arrival. Coverage depends on the individual plan, eligibility, medical necessity, authorization requirements, and program availability, but the first step can begin with a confidential verification call.
Medicaid
Commercial insurance
Employer plans
Marketplace plans
Common questions
Answers before you call.
These answers are informational and do not replace a clinical assessment. Admissions can provide details based on the person’s needs and coverage.