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Mile High Recovery Center offers Comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment in Denver, CO. Offering residential care, MAT, and holistic therapies for lasting recovery.
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Step Denver is a residential recovery program in Denver, CO, offering men in crisis a safe, structured path to sobriety through community, accountability, work, and peer support.
You live at the program and get round-the-clock care: individual and group therapy, medical support, and time to build new routines away from everyday triggers.
Best for
People who need full structure and some distance from home to get started
Residential (inpatient) treatment means living at the program while you take part in therapy, groups and other care every day. It suits people who need a structured, substance-free setting away from daily triggers. Stays are often 30 to 90 days.
How do I choose a residential program?
Compare licensing and accreditation, the treatment approach, whether mental health conditions are treated too, family involvement, insurance, and the plan for after you leave. Step One’s free Choosing the Right Residential Treatment guide has a checklist of questions to ask.
What comes after residential treatment?
Most people step down to PHP or IOP, then counseling, and many move into sober living for extra support. Recovery meetings and peer coaching can help along the way.
How much do residential programs cost in Colorado?
Typical self-pay costs are about $5,500–$20,000, but prices vary a lot between programs. Many listings on Step One show their price; always confirm the cost, and what it includes, with the provider before you start.
Does insurance cover residential programs?
Often covered by insurance. Coverage depends on your plan and the provider. Use the Insurance filter on this page to see providers that list your plan, then call your insurer and the provider to confirm. Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid) members can filter for Medicaid.