Monument, Colorado
Residential care for trauma-related needs at a private, upscale facility in Monument, Colorado, with psychiatric support and individual and group therapy. Phones and laptops are allowed, with a range of in-network options.
Mountain Springs combines serious clinical care with the comfort of a beautiful Colorado campus.
Our residential mental-health setting
The Monument campus provides the setting for residential care. Confirm clinical methods and suitability separately from the accommodation and amenities.
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 trauma-related needs and confirm any required PTSD-specific methods before arranging care.
Tell the team about your current concerns, previous care, medication and the support you need. Admissions can arrange a clinical discussion of suitability and explain the next steps for the mental-health program.
Review benefits for the residential mental-health care proposed, including network status, approval requirements and possible costs. The benefits check is free and is separate from the clinical suitability discussion.
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.
A dedicated clinical program
Treatment planning considers your needs, previous care and the level of support available in the residential mental-health program.
A separate residential program
Trauma-related care is part of the primary mental-health program. Substance use is not required. Discuss current concerns, treatment history and the level of support you need so the team can consider whether this residential setting is appropriate.
Private residential treatment
Psychiatric evaluation and medication management are offered alongside individual and group therapy in the residential mental-health program. Discuss your concerns and treatment history as the team considers an appropriate plan.
Upscale amenities. Everyday comfort.
Around trauma-related care, the campus provides places for everyday rest and activity. The gym, fishing pond, trails and seasonal outdoor pool are shared amenities. Equine therapy is available, with activities considered around treatment.
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Phones & laptops allowed
A residential stay includes semi-private accommodation and time around clinical sessions. Phones and laptops are allowed so you can maintain contact with loved ones. Ask about room options and daily expectations while discussing suitability.
Explore the residential setting and ask about the appropriate care pathway. Clinical suitability and any required specialist services are considered separately.
Rooms, shared spaces, a fishing pond and trails around the clinical setting.
Ask about the program and arrange a discussion of the clinical support you need.
Primary mental-health treatment is separate from addiction care with co-occurring support.
Residential mental-health care
Trauma-focused therapy, individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluation and medication management are available within the mental-health program. Ask which methods fit your needs and who provides them. PTSD-specific services, including EMDR or prolonged exposure, require separate confirmation before choosing care on that basis.
Broad in-network options
Ask about residential mental-health benefits for the trauma-related care proposed. Any particular PTSD methods needed should be confirmed with the clinical team, alongside the separate policy review of coverage and 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 can clarify the policy requirements and possible costs of the proposed residential mental-health care. It does not commit you to a stay.
Mental-health care questions
No. Primary mental-health care is separate from addiction treatment. You can discuss trauma-related needs without substance-use concerns.
Trauma-focused therapy is confirmed within the broader mental-health offer, alongside individual and group therapy and psychiatric care. Suitability and the individual treatment plan still require clinical discussion.
Specific PTSD methods must be confirmed with the clinical team. Ask directly whether EMDR, prolonged exposure or any other required PTSD-specific method is available.
The team considers your concerns, history, current support needs and the care available. Discuss methods and fit before arranging a residential stay.
Admissions available 24/7
Ask about the care offered, relevant methods and whether the residential program is appropriate.
Admissions is available 24/7.
