Drug and alcohol rehab near Pueblo, CO.
When someone in Pueblo is ready for treatment, call admissions. Spring Grove Recovery is a medical detox and residential treatment center in Colorado Springs, and people come to us from Pueblo and across southern Colorado. Admissions answers 24/7. We arrange transportation 24/7 for Pueblo and southern Colorado. The coverage check happens on the call.
Is there residential drug and alcohol treatment near Pueblo, Colorado?
Yes. Spring Grove Recovery, at 4185 Briargate Parkway in Colorado Springs, provides medically supervised withdrawal management (medical detox) and residential treatment for adults 18 and over, men and women. There are 80 beds. The program is accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration.
People from Pueblo come north to Colorado Springs for this level of care. We arrange transportation 24/7; details are below.
What happens in medical detox at Spring Grove Recovery?
Detox is the part most people dread, and the part they are told the least about. Here is what it involves. Medical detox at Spring Grove Recovery is medically supervised withdrawal management: 24/7 nursing support with physician oversight.
- Nursing staff check vital signs, hydration and withdrawal symptoms regularly.
- When a qualified medical provider determines it is appropriate, medication is used for specific withdrawal symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, muscle aches, anxiety and sleep problems.
- Fluids and easy-to-digest food to counter dehydration and nausea.
- Rest, gentle movement and a calm daily routine round out the care.
Detox covers alcohol, opioids including fentanyl and heroin, stimulants including methamphetamine and cocaine, benzodiazepines, and polysubstance use. How long detox takes is determined by medical necessity, not by a set number of days. When residential treatment is the next step, it is on the same campus.
What does residential treatment include?
Residential treatment at Spring Grove Recovery is structured care in a calm setting, with nursing support around the clock. Days are built around individual and group therapy, using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma-informed therapy, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention. A family session with your counselor can be arranged on request.
The team treats co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use, including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and personality disorders.
Discharge planning starts at admission. A member of the care team offers to meet weekly to plan what comes next. Before discharge, the team identifies the next level of care, makes referrals and schedules follow-up appointments when possible, and works to keep medications going. Length of stay is determined by medical necessity.
Do you take people on Suboxone, Subutex, Vivitrol or methadone?
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) at Spring Grove Recovery includes Suboxone, Subutex and Vivitrol.
If you are already on methadone through an opioid treatment program (OTP), here is how it works:
- Adults receiving OTP-directed methadone can begin withdrawal management and residential care without pausing or tapering their medication.
- Already on methadone: continues without interruption.
- Admissions verifies the patient's OTP enrollment on the call and coordinates continuation directly with the OTP directing the medication.
- A patient enrolled with a different opioid treatment program moves to the one Spring Grove Recovery works with. Spring Grove Recovery coordinates that transition with both programs.
- Admission does not wait on that transition.
How do I get from Pueblo to Spring Grove Recovery?
We arrange transportation 24/7 for Pueblo and southern Colorado. Call admissions, tell us where you are, and we can tell you what is possible.
Can I be admitted the same day?
Admissions answers 24/7. Same-day admission is often available — call and we can tell you today. Authorization comes back as fast as same day. You do not need to work out your benefits before you reach us; the coverage check happens on the call.
Do people come to you from elsewhere in southern Colorado?
They do. Along with Pueblo, people come to Spring Grove Recovery from Cañon City and from across southern Colorado, and the transportation we arrange covers southern Colorado, not Pueblo alone.
Spring Grove Recovery, Colorado Springs.
Spring Grove Recovery
4185 Briargate Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Both Medicaid and commercial insurance accepted — neither undercuts the other.
Accredited by The Joint Commission. Licensed by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration.
Referring a patient from Pueblo?
For hospitals, clinics, discharge planners and case managers in Pueblo: Spring Grove Recovery provides medical detox and residential treatment in Colorado Springs. Admissions answers 24/7. Authorization comes back as fast as same day. We arrange transportation 24/7 for Pueblo and southern Colorado, and we work with people coming from jail, court, or probation. Call admissions: 719.415.3460.
Questions people from Pueblo ask.
What insurance does Spring Grove Recovery take?
Both Medicaid and commercial insurance accepted — neither undercuts the other. For Colorado Medicaid (Health First Colorado), Spring Grove Recovery is in network only when the plan named on your card is CO Access, Colorado Community Health Alliance or Rocky Mountain Health Plan. For commercial insurance, Spring Grove Recovery is in network with Behavioral Health Systems, Carelon, Anthem and Kaiser. What Health First Colorado covers depends on your specific plan, your plan year, and a medical-necessity determination made by your plan. The coverage check happens on the call. More on paying for treatment.
Who does Spring Grove Recovery treat?
Adults 18 and over, men and women, with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. We work with people coming from jail, court, or probation.
Can my family visit?
Visits are for approved visitors on Fridays and are scheduled through the patient's counselor. Visiting hours, parking and how visits are approved are on the visiting page.
Is the call confidential?
Checking your coverage is confidential. It doesn't mean you've decided anything — it just means you'll know.
What should I bring?
What to bring and what to leave at home are on the FAQ page, and what the first day looks like is on the what-to-expect page. If you are unsure about anything, call admissions and ask.
Call admissions.
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