Monument, Colorado
Addiction treatment and co-occurring mental-health care at a private, upscale Colorado facility. Individual and group therapy, medication support when appropriate, phones and laptops allowed, and a range of in-network treatment options.
Mountain Springs combines serious clinical care with the comfort of a beautiful Colorado campus.
Our private Colorado campus
A residential stay brings clinical care and everyday routines together on the Monument campus. The setting is shared; treatment needs remain individual.
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
Describe both substance-use and mental-health concerns so the team can consider the appropriate program and benefits.
Start with your current concerns and previous care. Admissions can explain the suitability discussion, current availability and the information needed before arranging treatment.
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
When substance use and mental-health concerns overlap, both belong in the treatment conversation. Dual-diagnosis support is part of our addiction program. Describe the concerns you are experiencing without feeling you need to decide which issue came first.
A separate residential program
Dedicated residential care for depression, anxiety and trauma. Substance use is not required.
Upscale amenities. Everyday comfort.
A structured stay also includes time between sessions. The gym, pond and trails are part of our shared campus, alongside a seasonal outdoor pool. Ask how activities and equine therapy fit around your individual care.
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Phones & laptops allowed
Semi-private accommodation and shared living spaces are part of the residential setting. Phones and laptops are allowed around treatment, helping you maintain contact while the clinical work addresses substance use and co-occurring needs.
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
Tell the team about substance use, mental-health history, medication and previous treatment. Those details help guide individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluation and medication management where appropriate. Clinical assessment determines whether the addiction program can meet your needs.
Broad in-network options
Identify addiction treatment with co-occurring support when reviewing benefits. It is a different care pathway from the separate primary mental-health program, and the policy review should reflect the proposed care.
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
Dual diagnosis describes substance-use concerns alongside mental-health needs. At Mountain Springs, co-occurring support is available within addiction treatment; suitability is considered individually.
Discuss both substance use and mental-health concerns, your health history, medication and previous care. Clinical assessment helps determine whether the program and level of care are appropriate.
No. The primary mental-health program is separate and does not require substance use. The right pathway depends on your treatment needs rather than the label you searched for.
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management are available as part of the clinical offer. The team determines the role of medication in an individual plan; no particular medication is guaranteed.
Admissions available 24/7
Ask about co-occurring support, the separate mental-health program and how suitability is assessed.
Admissions is available 24/7.
