Medical detox and inpatient residential addiction treatment program in Denver, Colorado, helping individuals ages 18+ comfortably withdraw and recover from drugs and alcohol through 24/7medically-supervised care.
9189 S Turkey Creek Rd
Morrison, Colorado 80465
Recognizing that everyone’s experience with substance use is unique, treatment plans are customized to address your specific needs and goals. At the Red Rock Recovery Basecamp program, you’ll receive comprehensive, evidence-based, and medically supervised care that gives you the tools to regain control of your life, health, and overall wellness.
This medically-assisted detoxification process typically involves 4 to 10 days of safely managing withdrawal symptoms and stabilizing your health. Once you’re medically cleared by our compassionate and highly credentialed staff, you’ll enter inpatient residential treatment for 2 to 4 weeks. This combination provides continuous support in a structured environment where you’ll develop the skills and strategies for successful long-term recovery.
Located just 20 minutes west of the Denver metro area, our facility provides a tranquil retreat from urban distractions. The 7-acre Base Camp campus is nestled within Colorado’s picturesque Front Range mountains, offering a serene environment for your recovery journey. The state-of-the-art mountain lodge accommodates up to 21 clients, providing comfortable living spaces designed to promote relaxation and focus. These semi-private rooms are air-conditioned with internet access.
To facilitate your arrival, we offer transportation options; if you’d like to learn more about this service, please call 1 (855) 218 7588 to speak with one of our admissions specialists.
Hannah Bingler,
LPC, LAC
Group Clinical Director
Rachel Sullivan, SWC
Primary Therapist
Zach Apple, CAT
Primary Therapist
Bria Hampleman, LPCC
Primary Therapist
We offer a structured, full continuum of services tailored to meet your needs, fostering accountability, peer support, and meaningful relationships. From guiding you through detox to supporting you in our partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient programs (IOP), our addiction treatment center is here to prepare you for long-term recovery.
At Red Rock Recovery Center, we are committed to measurable progress in our treatment programs. Since 2021, we’ve utilized TRAC9, an innovative outcomes tracking system, to closely monitor, adapt, and enhance our treatment strategies, ensuring each patient receives care backed by proven results.
We’re proud to share our outcomes consistently surpass national averages across multiple key metrics:
76.94%
Quality of Life Enhancement
Patients reported a 76.94% improvement in life satisfaction, higher than the national average of 71.80%.
31.36%
Depression Reduction
Patients experienced a 31.36% reduction in depression symptoms, outperforming the national average of 25.33%.
27.84%
Trauma Symptom Reduction
We achieved an 27.84% decrease in trauma-related symptoms, better than the national average of 18.98%.
66%
Craving Reduction
Our patients reported a 66% reduction in cravings, significantly higher than the national average of 45%.
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We prioritize personalized care from the moment you reach out to us until your successful transition back into daily life. Our admissions process begins with a comprehensive assessment to understand your unique needs, circumstances, and health conditions. This evaluation allows us to develop a tailored treatment plan that aligns with your specific recovery goals.
Throughout your stay, we offer a continuum of care, including detoxification, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, and support groups, all designed to adapt to your evolving needs. Effective discharge planning is crucial for maintaining long-term sobriety. By initiating the discharge planning process early, we ensure a seamless transition from our care to your daily life, reducing the risk of relapse and promoting sustained recovery.
Recovery is a profound gift you can give yourself, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Reach out to our compassionate team today to begin your transformative journey.
Detoxing from drugs or alcohol can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Our medication-assisted detox program provides a safe, supportive, and comfortable environment where your health and well-being come first.
With 24/7 medical supervision and FDA-approved medications, we help manage withdrawal symptoms, keeping you as stable and comfortable as possible—something that’s nearly impossible when detoxing at home. Our serene setting is designed for healing, allowing you to focus fully on your recovery with peace of mind.
Addiction not only affects you, but also your family and communities. Understanding their critical roles in promoting long-term recovery and mental well-being, we make sure to integrate family involvement and community support into our treatment services.
We encourage active participation from your loved ones, especially during the early stages of treatment because staying connected to a supportive community is vital to your recovery. Engaging with peers who share similar experiences fosters a sense of belonging and accountability.
By incorporating these elements into our programs, you’ll be empowered with the confidence and resources needed to maintain sobriety and achieve a healthier, more fulfilling life.
When I made the decision to come to Red Rock, that was not the case, it was the help I so desperately needed.
The community component taught me how to show up for myself and others.
Jaclyn | Former Client
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Struggling with drug or alcohol addiction can make you feel lost, as if your identity and purpose have slipped away. But recovery isn’t just about breaking free from substance use—it’s about rediscovering who you are and building a life filled with meaning, health, and happiness.
At Red Rock Recovery, we’re here to guide you through more than just treatment. We help you reconnect with yourself, regain your confidence, and step into the best version of you. The greatest gift you can give yourself is a fresh start.
Reach out today—your journey begins here.
Below, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about our programs, services, and what to expect during treatment. If you don’t see your question here, don’t hesitate to call our team at (855) 218-7588 —we’re here to help.
How long does detox last?
Detox programs aim to support individuals through the withdrawal process. The duration of detoxification varies for each person but typically ranges from 4 to 10 days, based on medical needs. As the initial step in overcoming addiction, detox is not a replacement for the essential treatment programs or therapy that follow.
How long do withdrawal symptoms last?
Alcohol: Withdrawal symptoms can start to manifest within a few hours after the last drink, reaching their peak intensity between 24 and 72 hours. Delirium tremens, a severe form of withdrawal, typically arises 48 to 72 hours after heavy drinking ceases, lasting on average 3 to 4 days but potentially extending up to 8 days.
Short-Acting Opioids (e.g., heroin and some prescription painkillers): Symptoms of withdrawal from short-acting opioids usually appear 8 to 24 hours following the last use and generally persist for 4 to 10 days.
Longer-Acting Opioids (e.g., methadone): With longer-acting opioids like methadone, withdrawal symptoms may not begin until 2 to 4 days after the last dose. These symptoms typically subside within about 10 days.
Benzodiazepines (e.g., Xanax and Valium): Withdrawal from benzodiazepines often begins 1 to 4 days after stopping use, with the most severe symptoms occurring during the first two weeks. In some cases, protracted withdrawal symptoms can linger for months or even years without appropriate treatment.
What is the difference between withdrawal and detox?
The terms detox and withdrawal are not meant to be used interchangeably. However, they are connected. While the terms “detox” and “withdrawal” are related, they are not interchangeable. Detox refers to the process of the body eliminating drugs or other substances. It is not a form of treatment on its own but serves as the initial step in the recovery process. Withdrawal, on the other hand, describes the physical and mental symptoms that arise when a person stops or significantly reduces substance use. Detox often includes managing withdrawal symptoms, with detox programs specifically designed to provide support and relief during this challenging phase.
Can I detox at home?
Detoxing from drugs or alcohol is a crucial first step on the road to recovery, but it’s also one of the most dangerous stages, especially if not handled properly. Many individuals, perhaps driven by fear, shame, or financial concerns, tend to consider detoxing at home without professional help. While this might seem like a viable option, it comes with significant risks that can endanger your health and even your life.
Will my insurance cover detox?
Red Rock Recovery Center is contracted with many insurance companies and is an In-Network Treatment Provider. Feel free to submit your insurance policy information to begin the admissions process. An admissions representative will reach out shortly with benefit details. Red Rock Recovery Center is not currently contracted with Medicare plans.
Can I start treatment without detox?
Our Denver Drug Detox and Alcohol Detox Program in Colorado is the very first level of care that enables safe and effective withdrawal management. Once successful withdrawal management has been achieved, clients can more successfully engage in further treatment for drug and alcohol addiction.
If someone does not meet medical criteria for detox level of care then can enter directly into inpatient residential of potentially even qualify for one of our outpatient programs. Our over the phone assessment process during our admissions phase can help assess the best level of care to enter.
