The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake

Colorado drug rehab centers are designed to treat anyone struggling with substance addiction or abuse. Typically, there are two major options for treatment: inpatient care and outpatient care. The differences between the two lie primarily in the intensity of care and the length of time the client is required to stay at a facility for treatment. Most drug rehab centers in Colorado offer both options. We are able to offer resources to those searching for substance abuse treatment and rehab in cities across Colorado.

With inpatient drug rehab in Colorado, clients must live at the facility to complete treatment, which usually takes 30–90 days, or longer. These programs offer the highest level of care and include medically supervised detox along with around-the-clock support. Inpatient rehab is typically recommended for individuals who are addicted to a particular drug and are unable to stop using it on their own.

Clients transition to outpatient Colorado drug rehab after inpatient care. They are not required to live onsite during treatment, which, like inpatient care, can last 30–90 days. Outpatient programs are less intensive and give clients the option to live anywhere they choose, as long as it’s a place that offers a safe, supportive and drug-free environment.