Medication Management Near Denver

Psychiatric providers on the team, at every level of care

  • Evaluation early in your stay
  • Your medications reviewed and managed
  • Follow-up from residential through IOP
Morrison & Lakewood · every level of care
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What psychiatric care includes

Depression, anxiety, trauma and other conditions often travel with addiction. Our psychiatric providers treat them as part of your plan, the core of how we approach dual diagnosis.

  1. Evaluation at admission

    A psychiatric provider meets with you early in your stay to understand your mental health history.

  2. Diagnosis review

    Past diagnoses are reviewed with fresh eyes, once withdrawal has settled and you're thinking clearly.

  3. Medication management

    Starting, adjusting or stopping psychiatric medication, with regular check-ins on how it's working.

  4. Follow-up as you step down

    Care continues from residential into PHP and IOP, so changes aren't lost between programs.

Medication for substance use itself, such as buprenorphine, is covered on its own page: medication-assisted treatment

Bring your current medications

Our medical team reviews every medication at admission, then decides with you what to continue, adjust or pause. Controlled prescriptions, such as stimulants and benzodiazepines, are reviewed case by case.

  • Every prescription, in its original pharmacy bottle
  • A list of doses and when you take them
  • Your prescriber's name and contact details
  • Any recent records or diagnoses you have
What to bring

Medication works best alongside therapy

Your psychiatric provider and your therapist work from the same plan. Medication can steady mood and sleep; therapy builds the skills to manage cravings, emotions and relationships.

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Getting started with psychiatric care

Tell admissions about your diagnoses and medications on the first call. It helps us plan your first psychiatric appointment before you arrive.

Call, any dayAfter hours, we call you back.
Assessment and insurance checkAbout 30 minutes for detox or residential, about 60 for PHP or IOP. We confirm your benefits or payment options.
Schedule your intakeOften the same day. You leave the call with a plan.
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INSURANCE PARTNERS
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCignaAetnaUnitedHealthcareOptumTRICARECarelonRocky Mountain Health PlansMultiPlanFirst HealthZelis

Insurance and psychiatric care

In network with these plans. Admissions confirms your benefits before you come in.

In network for every level of careFrom medical detox to IOP, depending on your plan.
Admissions confirms your coverage and costs before you start.
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INSURANCE PARTNERS
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCignaAetnaUnitedHealthcareOptumTRICARECarelonRocky Mountain Health PlansMultiPlanFirst HealthZelis

Psychiatric care at both campuses

Psychiatric care is part of detox and residential treatment in Morrison, and continues in PHP and IOP in Lakewood.

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Questions about psychiatric care

Do you have a psychiatrist on staff?

Psychiatric care at Red Rock is provided by a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, working alongside our medical director, a physician, and the rest of the medical team. Admissions can tell you who will see you and when your first appointment is likely to be. Meet our team.

Can I keep taking my current medications?

Bring every medication in its original pharmacy bottle. Our medical team reviews each one at admission and decides with you whether to continue, adjust or pause it, and explains why. Tell admissions about your medications on the first call so there are no surprises. See what to bring for your stay.

Do you treat ADHD medications or other controlled prescriptions?

Stimulants for ADHD and benzodiazepine prescriptions need extra care during addiction treatment, so our medical team reviews them individually rather than with a blanket rule. Tell admissions exactly what you take and your dose, and they will explain how it would be handled before you commit. You can start admissions by phone or online.

Is psychiatric care included in residential and outpatient?

Yes. Psychiatric care starts during your stay and continues as you step down from residential treatment to PHP and IOP, so your medications and follow-up move with you rather than restarting at each program. Your provider coordinates with your therapist at every step. See how our levels of care connect.

What if my main need is psychiatric, not substance use?

Red Rock is built for substance use, with co-occurring mental health conditions treated alongside it. If your main need is psychiatric rather than substance use, admissions will point you to a better-fit program, such as a mental health IOP. Read about how we treat dual diagnosis when both are present.

Is psychiatric care covered by insurance?

Psychiatric care is usually covered as part of your treatment program, though benefits vary by plan. Admissions checks your exact coverage before you come in, including program and medication costs, so you know what to expect. See the insurance we accept, or verify your plan with the form at the top of this page.

Do you treat trauma and PTSD alongside addiction?

Yes. Trauma and PTSD often come with substance use, and our psychiatric providers and therapists treat them together as part of one plan. Medication can help with sleep, anxiety and mood, while trauma-informed therapy works on the causes. Read about our trauma and PTSD treatment.

What happens to my psychiatric care after I finish?

Before you finish treatment, your provider makes sure your medications and follow-up are in place, including a psychiatric prescriber near home if you need one, so there is no gap between our care and the next. Your therapist builds this into your discharge plan. See our aftercare and alumni support.

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