Our Colorado locations.

The Redpoint Center has six offices across Colorado: Fort Collins, Boulder, Longmont, Thornton, Greeley, and Glenwood Springs. Together they reach the northern Front Range through Larimer and Weld counties, the Boulder County corridor, the northern Denver metro in Adams County, and the Western Slope in Garfield County. Intensive outpatient runs at every office, on an evening schedule everywhere and daytime as well at most, while adult outpatient is delivered virtually rather than from any one office. Virtual IOP reaches anyone in the state.

Redpoint does not have a Denver office, but two locations sit within easy reach of the metro. Our Thornton office serves the northern Denver metro and Adams County, and Boulder and Longmont are a short drive from the northwest suburbs. If getting to an office is difficult, our statewide virtual IOP delivers the same program by secure video anywhere in Colorado.

Intensive outpatient (IOP) runs at all six offices, and every one of them offers an evening track. Our most structured outpatient level, partial hospitalization (PHP), runs at Fort Collins, Boulder, and Longmont, with a teen PHP at Thornton. Greeley and Glenwood Springs run evening IOP exclusively, built around work and school. Adult outpatient is delivered virtually rather than from a particular office. A free assessment sorts out which level fits.

Yes. Redpoint’s virtual IOP delivers the same intensive outpatient structure by secure video for anyone living in Colorado. It is a full clinical program, not a lighter version, and it is a good fit when the nearest office is far, a schedule is tight, or attending in person is not possible.

The Redpoint Center accepts most major insurance plans, and our team will verify your benefits 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.

Start with a free, confidential assessment and we will match an office to where you live, the level of care you need, and your schedule. If none of the six offices is convenient, virtual IOP is available statewide. Colorado’s Behavioral Health Administration and SAMHSA’s treatment locators can also help you find nearby care regardless of your ability to pay.