Monument, Colorado
Private, upscale addiction treatment in Monument, Colorado, with medical detox, residential care and dual-diagnosis support. Phones and laptops are allowed, with a range of in-network options and admissions available 24/7.
Mountain Springs combines serious clinical care with the comfort of a beautiful Colorado campus.
Our private Colorado campus
Detox and residential addiction care share our Monument campus. Explore the setting where treatment, meals and time between sessions take place.
Monument, Colorado
Our Colorado campus
Mountain Springs sits on 10 acres in Monument, between Denver and Colorado Springs, with a fishing pond, trails and Front Range views.
Monument, Colorado
Semi-private accommodation
Comfortable semi-private rooms give you a place to rest. Private rooms may be requested, subject to availability.
Monument, Colorado
Keep your routine
Treadmills, exercise bikes, and space to move help you stay active alongside your treatment schedule.
Monument, Colorado
Time between sessions
Spend time by the water or in the campus courtyard between treatment sessions.
Monument, Colorado
Life beyond your room
Quality meals, comfortable lounges, and a recreation room are part of everyday life on campus.
0105The setting
Discuss where to start, how detox and residential care fit together, and the benefits available for the recommended level of care.
The first conversation is about your situation: alcohol or drug use, current concerns, previous treatment and what you need help with now. You do not have to choose a program before calling. Admissions can explain the options and arrange a discussion of clinical fit.
Ask about your exact policy and benefits for the proposed care, including any medical detox and residential treatment. We can explain in-network options and possible costs. Your benefits review is free.
Confirm clinical suitability, current availability and room arrangements before arriving. Ask about packing, phones and laptops, and how to prepare for the daily treatment routine.
Wonderful staff and clinicians.
Addiction & mental-health care
Discuss the program that fits your needs, including any medical detox, residential therapy and co-occurring support.
Alcohol & drug addiction
Medical detox provides 24/7 nursing during withdrawal when that level of care is appropriate. Residential treatment continues with individual, group and family therapy and a structured daily routine. Both are available on our Monument campus; the right starting point depends on your needs.
A separate residential program
Dedicated residential care for depression, anxiety and trauma. Substance use is not required.
Upscale amenities. Everyday comfort.
Time on campus includes more than appointments. A gym, trails and fishing pond give you places to spend time around your care, with a seasonal outdoor pool and equine therapy also available.
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Phones & laptops allowed
A residential stay includes semi-private accommodation and time to rest between sessions. Phones and laptops are allowed around treatment, so contact with people at home can remain part of your routine.
Space for a residential stay, nursing throughout medical detox and an admissions team available whenever you are ready to talk.
A fishing pond, outdoor trails and shared spaces between Denver and Colorado Springs.
Around-the-clock nursing support through the withdrawal stage.
Talk through treatment questions, benefits and current availability.
Clinical care at Mountain Springs
Alcohol or drug use can overlap with depression, anxiety and other mental-health concerns. Dual-diagnosis support brings those needs into addiction treatment. A separate primary mental-health program is available when substance use is not part of the care needed.
Broad in-network options
Most private insurance is accepted. Review benefits for your proposed starting level and any continuing residential care, including in-network options and possible costs.
Coverage, network status and requirements vary by policy and proposed care. A benefits check does not guarantee full payment or admission.
A free benefits review helps you understand your options before deciding on treatment. Have your insurance card available and ask which costs may be yours.
Practical treatment questions
Start by describing what is happening and the help you are looking for. Admissions can discuss treatment options, clinical suitability, insurance and availability before you make arrival arrangements.
Not everyone starts with detox. Your substance use, health history and current needs inform the clinical discussion about whether medical detox or residential treatment is the appropriate starting point.
Yes. Dual-diagnosis support is available alongside addiction treatment. A separate residential mental-health program is also available; admissions can explain which pathway may fit.
Aftercare planning and alumni support are part of continuing beyond the residential stay. Ask how your next steps will be planned around the support you need after leaving campus.
Admissions available 24/7
You can ask about treatment for yourself or a family member without already knowing which level of care is appropriate.
Admissions is available 24/7.
