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What We Treat

Colorado addiction and mental health treatment, matched to what you're facing.

Recovery is a process, not an event. We treat substance use and the mental health conditions that so often come with it, across six Colorado offices and online, with a plan built around your life rather than paused from it.

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Where To Begin

One place to start, whatever you are facing.

At The Redpoint Center we know recovery is a process, not an event. Our levels of care are based on clinical necessity and your readiness to move forward, whether you are stepping down from a residential program as part of an aftercare plan or looking for support that fits into an already full life.

There is no single path into addiction, and no single treatment is right for everyone. That is why care begins with a conversation rather than a program. From there, treatment is matched to you along a recognized continuum of care, from the most structured outpatient level down to lighter support as you stabilize.

Each person arrives with their own history, strengths, and goals, and we build the plan around all of it, adjusting as your needs change.

  • A plan built around your life, not paused from it
  • Substance use and mental health, treated together
  • In person and online, across Colorado
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Substance Use

The addictions we treat.

Alcohol Addiction

Alcohol use disorder and the co-occurring conditions that so often travel with it.

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Opioid & Fentanyl

Prescription painkillers, heroin, and fentanyl, treated with therapy and medication for opioid use disorder.

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Stimulant & Meth

Cocaine, prescription stimulants, and methamphetamine, and the crash that keeps the cycle going.

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Hallucinogens

Hallucinogen use and its effects on perception, mood, and everyday functioning.

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Marijuana Addiction

Cannabis use disorder, including daily reliance and its pull on motivation and mood.

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Matching Care To Need

How the right level of care gets chosen.

Care is matched to clinical need and readiness, not a fixed track. Most people start with a free assessment, step into the level that fits, and step down as they stabilize.

Start with an assessment

A free, confidential conversation about your history, your health, and what support looks like at home.

Partial Hospitalization (PHP)

Our most structured outpatient level, several hours a day, for early recovery or when more support is needed.

Intensive Outpatient (IOP)

Structured group and individual therapy several times a week, built to fit around work and family.

Virtual IOP

The same IOP structure delivered by telehealth, for those who cannot attend in person.

Co-occurring care

Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and trauma treated alongside the substance use, as one plan rather than two.

Sober Living

Supportive housing that reinforces recovery skills between sessions and as you step back into daily life.

Mental Health & Co-occurring

Addiction rarely travels alone.

The mental health conditions that so often sit beneath substance use are treated here too, as part of the same plan.

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Dual Diagnosis

A mental health condition and a substance use disorder, treated as one plan rather than two.

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Depression

Persistent low mood and loss of interest, and the drinking or drug use that can grow around it.

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Anxiety

Chronic worry, panic, and the self-medication that so often follows.

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PTSD & Trauma

Trauma that sits beneath the substance use, treated at the source rather than the surface.

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Common Questions

Questions about getting started, answered.

What does The Redpoint Center treat?
The Redpoint Center treats substance use disorders and the mental health conditions that so often accompany them, all on an outpatient basis. That includes alcohol, opioids and fentanyl, stimulants and methamphetamine, hallucinogens, and marijuana, alongside anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, and dual diagnosis. Care runs at the PHP and IOP levels, in person at six Colorado offices and online, so treatment fits around your life.

Which addictions are most common in Colorado?
Alcohol remains the most widely used substance in Colorado, while opioids and fentanyl drive the majority of the state's overdose deaths and stimulant use continues to rise. Every one of them is treatable. Colorado's Behavioral Health Administration helps residents across the state connect to care, and outpatient treatment at Redpoint is one part of that continuum.

Is outpatient treatment as effective as inpatient or residential rehab?
For many people, outpatient care is the right level of treatment, not a lesser one. The best level of care is the one matched to your clinical needs, and moving from more to less intensive support over time is associated with better outcomes. Some people do need medically supervised withdrawal or a residential stay first. When that is the case, we help you get there and pick up your care once you are stable.

Do I need detox before starting treatment?
Sometimes, and it is worth finding out before you stop rather than after. If you are physically dependent, stopping is safer and far more comfortable with medical supervision. The Redpoint Center provides outpatient treatment and does not run a detox unit, so if your assessment shows you need supervised withdrawal, we help you arrange it and begin treatment once you are stable.

How do I know whether I need PHP or IOP?
That is exactly what the first assessment sorts out. Partial hospitalization (PHP) is our most structured outpatient level, running several hours a day for early recovery or when more support is needed. Intensive outpatient (IOP) meets several times a week and is built to fit around work and family. Many people move between them, stepping down as they stabilize.

How much does treatment cost, and does insurance cover it?
The Redpoint Center accepts most major insurance plans, and our team will verify your coverage at no cost before you commit to anything. If you are uninsured or underinsured, the free, confidential SAMHSA National Helpline (1-800-662-HELP) can also refer you to state-funded and sliding-scale options, including programs that accept Medicaid.

Where in Colorado do you offer care?
We treat clients at all six Redpoint offices: Fort Collins, Boulder, Longmont, Greeley, Thornton, and Glenwood Springs. IOP and outpatient care are available at every location, PHP runs at Fort Collins, Boulder, and Longmont, and virtual IOP reaches anyone in the state who cannot attend in person. See all locations.
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Not sure where to start? That is what we are here for.

Whether you have questions about a specific condition or just want to talk it through, our team is here to help. Every assessment is free and confidential, for people across Boulder, Larimer, Weld, Garfield, and the surrounding Colorado counties.

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