Colorado's Best Recovery Centers

Since finding the best fit is a major concern for those seeking treatment, we’ve provided answers to the most common questions about financing, amenities, treatment locations, travel assistance, FMLA benefits, and aftercare services.
Our goal is to equip you with comprehensive information, ensuring every aspect of your treatment journey is clear and manageable.

For more clarity and personalized information, call our free-of-charge admissions helpline.

• What Is the Cost of Residential Rehab?
  The cost varies widely depending on the type of treatment and therapies offered. In the U.S., residential rehab programs can range from under $10,000 for more affordable options to over $75,000 for luxury, single-client facilities. The length of stay, typically between 30 to 90 days, also significantly impacts the total cost. Fortunately, there are various payment options available to help manage these expenses.
• Is Residential Treatment Covered by Insurance?
  In many cases, it is. Most private health insurance policies in the U.S. offer coverage for substance use disorder treatment, with many plans covering a portion or even the entire cost of residential rehab. Despite the increased coverage due to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), many individuals are still unsure if their insurance includes these benefits. Understanding the specifics of your insurance plan can be complex, but it’s essential to maximize your benefits. Our admissions specialists are available to assist you with verifying your insurance coverage and ensuring you’re fully informed about your options.
• Can I Lose My Job for Going to Rehab?
  No, U.S. laws protect your job while you attend rehab. Under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), you may qualify for up to 12 weeks of leave. Most employers prioritize employee well-being, so focus on your recovery without fear. Understanding your rights can give you the confidence to discuss this with your employer.
• How Long Does Treatment Take?
  Generally speaking, the rehabilitation services and treatment programs can last anywhere from 30 to 90 days. The rehabilitation and detoxification facilities will determine the length of time treatment is needed based on your specific clinical needs to ensure your recovery is a success.
• How Quickly Can I Enter a Treatment Facility?
  Our experienced advisors can often get you into a treatment facility the same day, pending approval. We're available 24/7 to connect you with the best treatment options. For immediate assistance, call our hotline at (833) 576-2922. We're here to help you start your recovery journey as quickly as possible.
• What to Expect in the Rehab Intake Process?

  Navigating the rehab process can be overwhelming, but these key steps and insights will guide you from the initial contact to family involvement, ensuring a smooth and supportive journey toward recovery:

  • What to Expect in the Rehab Intake Process: A Step-by-Step Guide
  • Finding a Rehab: Initial Contact and Pre-Screening
  • Pre-Screening and Assessment
  • Arriving at Rehab: In-Depth Assessment
  • Creating a Personalized Treatment Plan
  • Financial Arrangements and Insurance
  • Orientation and Beginning Treatment
  • Family Involvement and Support
• SMART Recovery vs. AA: How Do They Differ?
  SMART Recovery offers an empowering alternative to AA without labeling members, while AA follows a structured, 12-step program based on guiding principles. Both programs have their own advantages, and the best choice depends on your personal needs and beliefs. Choosing the right recovery approach is crucial on your journey to sobriety. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and SMART Recovery are two popular options, each with a unique perspective on recovery goals and methods. Understanding their differences can help you decide which is a better fit for you.