At Base Camp our goal is to provide a comfortable and safe landing where we can medically stabilize our patients from alcohol and other substances. Our staff, amenities, and withdrawal management services offer the highest level of support every step of the way.

Our Medically-Assisted Detox and Residential Treatment Program offers 24/7 medically supervised care in an intimate setting to support a safe stabilization from drugs and alcohol. Once a patient is stable, we have a comprehensive Residential Treatment Program where our caring treatment team will utilize a variety of different therapies, medication maintenance, as well as other holistic approaches to meet our patients specific needs.

Our facility is a coed facility meaning the milieu at any given time is mixed with both male, female, or non binary patients. RRRC also does offer accommodations to LGBTQ community and strives to promote a safe space for all persons who have a desire to recover from drugs and alcohol. The living quarters are completely separate and gender specific.

Our average length of stay is typically 5-10 days. Once a client has been stabilized and medically cleared from the Medically- Assisted Detox we will then transition them to our Residential Treatment Program for an additional 2-4 weeks.

An Intensive Outpatient Program is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment modality where individuals experience rehabilitation on an outpatient basis, meaning there is no commitment to an inpatient (long-term residential) program. An IOP features a set schedule but allows for the individual to maintain a job and family responsibilities while engaged in clinical recovery services.

The community designation is something we are particularly proud to offer. We have designed this program to have a focus on community from two angles.

First, RRRC will be working with local community municipalities (i.e. Drug court, public mental health services, etc.), and not apart from them, in order to support addiction resources and help destigmatize recovery in our local communities. This, in turn, will assist the local community in embracing those living with substance use disorder by helping them integrate their newfound potential back into the larger community itself.

Second, we aim to build this program as a community in and of itself. We also encourage alumni to give back and help those just starting the program. All participants understand that we recover TOGETHER as a community. We hope that life-long friendships will be forged as a direct result from program participation — forming new communities all over Colorado. As the saying goes, “Where there is unity, there is always victory.”