Compare 15 addiction treatment centers in and around Parker, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, insurance accepted, and specialty programs to narrow down drug and alcohol rehab options in Colorado for yourself or someone you love.
1693 North Quentin Street · Aurora, CO 80045Aurora, CO 80045
Aurora · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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Center for Dependency, Addiction, and Rehabilitation (CeDAR) is a comprehensive addiction treatment facility that provides programs to tackle multiple substance use disorders that’s located in Aurora, Colorado. This center is a part of the UCHealth network and offers detox management…
29997 S Buffalo Park Rd · Evergreen, CO 80439Evergreen, CO 80439
Evergreen · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
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Men's residential treatment is the care provided at Spero Recovery Center, an addiction treatment center in Evergreen. The Colorado center follows a 12 step approach based on Alcoholics Anonymous. Men's Residential in Evergreen The stay lasts at least 30 days…
4401 S Quebec St · Denver, CO 80237Denver, CO 80237
Denver · Detox, Inpatient, Men
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Men
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The Raleigh House: The Center of Integrative Behavioral Health (Denver, Colorado) accepts private health insurance and cash or self-payment as forms of payment for services offered and caters to both female and male patients. The facility treats both substance use…
7251 East 49th Avenue · Commerce City, CO 80022Commerce City, CO 80022
Commerce City · Inpatient
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Inpatient
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Stout Street Foundation Serenity, located in industrial Commerce City, Colorado, is here to remind you that you can recover. Their care teams know what it means to fight for your life and they will be available to defend and protect…
5550 Co Rd 124 · Elizabeth, CO 80107Elizabeth, CO 80107
Elizabeth · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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The small rural town of Elizabeth, Colorado, is home to Healing Pines Recovery. This is a drug and alcohol treatment facility that provides a safe space for adults to navigate the recovery journey. This facility specializes in treating men, offering…
6630 Gunpark Drive · Boulder, CO 80301Boulder, CO 80301
Boulder · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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NorthStar Transitions Boulder in Boulder, Colorado, was the only licensed addiction treatment center in Boulder. They offered counseling and an intensive outpatient program (IOP) in person and through secure video conferencing. The facility was certified by The Joint Commission and…
2535 S Downing St Suite 500 · Denver, CO 80210Denver, CO 80210
Denver · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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CuraWest, located in Denver, Colorado, is an addiction treatment center designed to support people in their pursuit of healing. This facility is noteworthy because its programs emphasize a calming, voluntary atmosphere rather than a rigid environment. Their experienced care teams…
4565 Kendall Pkwy · Loveland, CO 80538Loveland, CO 80538
Loveland · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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Northpoint Colorado in Loveland, Colorado, offers both inpatient and outpatient services for drug and alcohol addictions. They are accredited The Joint Commission and LegitScript certified. You can verify your insurance coverage using the forms on their website. Dual Diagnosis Detox…
2135 Southgate Road · Colorado Springs, CO 80906Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Colorado Springs · Inpatient
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Cedar Springs Hospital Adult Programs in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is part of the hospital’s behavioral health treatment programs. They provide an array of mental health treatment services to manage a variety of conditions including substance use disorder (SUD). For 100…
3801 East Florida Avenue · Ste 650, Denver, CO 80210Denver, CO 80210
Denver · Outpatient, Women
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Women
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Located in Denver, Colorado, Women's Recovery is an addiction treatment center that dedicates itself exclusively to women and gives them a large range of treatment options in the area, both in person and virtually, to accommodate their diverse needs. Traditional…
6901 Lookout Road · Boulder, CO 80301Boulder, CO 80301
Boulder · Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
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Choice House, located in Boulder, Colorado, is a men’s addiction treatment center that offers a steady and secure path to recovery. Just outside the Rocky Mountain National Park, their beautiful location gives space for real healing that is away from…
191 East Orchard Road · Suite A, Littleton, CO 80121Littleton, CO 80121
Littleton · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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New Beginnings Recovery Center provides substance use and co-occurring mental health services in Littleton, Colorado. They have intensive, immersive treatment methods to help guests achieve sustained recovery. Their team takes pride in guiding clients through every step of treatment without…
Addiction Treatment Outpatient (ATOPS) is an addiction and mental health treatment organization with facilities in six states, including its residential facility in Centennial, Colorado. It’s been around since 1993. The facility is newly renovated and situated in a small suburb. I see that treatment services are for individuals aged 18 and older. Clients receive medically monitored detox, medication assisted therapy…
Valley Hope of Parker is a residential rehab facility that’s located in Parker, Colorado, just south of Denver. Here, they offer a comprehensive set of treatment options for individuals struggling with drug or alcohol addictions. Their treatments and services include inpatient detox, medication assisted treatment, case management services, specialized support for veterans, and aftercare support. Extensive Treatment Options Once you’re…
Denver Springs is a behavioral health and substance abuse treatment center in Englewood, Colorado. This is an outpatient clinic with partial hospitalization programs and intensive outpatient programs for adults. They also have specialized treatment for adolescents (ages 12 and older). Programs are rooted in developing self awareness alongside coping and life skills. The programs also teach practical problem identification and…
HCA HealthONE Sky Ridge in Lone Tree, Colorado is a full service and primary care hospital with Emergency Care treatment and Pain Management Services that can be part of your addiction recovery journey. The facility is located near Skyridge Light Rail Station, offering easy transit access across the city. Parks and green spaces are also local, as well as hotels…
10099 Ridgegate Parkway Suite 330, Lone Tree, CO 80124
Detox
Outpatient
Treatment Centers XL in Lone Tree, Colorado, is now closed. They offered substance use treatment and legally required programs. Some programs were paid for by state and federal funds, including the Access to Recovery voucher. CARF Accredited Medication Assisted Treatment The center was accredited by CARF and was licensed by the state of Colorado to provide treatment and programs. Transportation…
Serenity Falls – Womens Sober Living is a rehab located in Centennial, Colorado. Serenity Falls – Womens Sober Living specializes in the treatment of addiction.
New Paradigm Counseling is an outpatient addiction treatment and behavioral health provider in Castle Rock, Colorado. They've been up and running since 2007. Services include intensive outpatient and standard outpatient programs, individual, couples and group counseling, CBT and DBT based care and dual diagnosis treatment, and substance use testing and monitoring. DUI and Court Ordered Treatment New Paradigm Counseling runs…
Footprints to Recovery is an outpatient treatment center for addiction in Centennial, Colorado. Their network has nearly every level of care you might need throughout your journey so they’re a helpful long term option. They have medical detox and residential rehab here but also PHP, IOP, standard outpatient and medication assisted treatment. You’ll get individual, group and family therapy. This…
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Rehab centers in cities near Parker
Treatment centers in nearby cities, closest to Parker first. Filter by insurance, level of care, and who the program is designed for.
We know that looking for a rehab program can feel like a lot. So many options make it hard to know what to look for. We've put together these listings to give you a good starting point. Our goal is to give you the most useful information so you can find a program that fits you and your needs, close to home.
The centers in our Parker directory are all licensed or accredited. We don't rank one above another, and if a listing is sponsored, we make that clear. We use state licensing records and information provided by the facilities themselves. We also look for accreditation from the Joint Commission or CARF.
You'll find information about the care each program offers, specialty tracks and ways to pay for treatment. Keep in mind that openings and insurance coverage can change, so it's worth double checking with the program when you call.
Rehab in Parker: What to Know
Parker is a fast-growing town in Douglas County, in the southeast Denver metro, with a developing base of addiction treatment. The area has 7 rehab centers that lean toward outpatient and detox care, and you can compare every nearby option through the Colorado rehab directory.
AllHealth Network, the community behavioral health provider for Arapahoe and Douglas counties, serves Parker with substance use treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and 24/7 crisis care. Public behavioral health for residents with Health First Colorado is coordinated by Colorado Access, the regional accountable entity for the Denver metro, and the Douglas County Health Department provides overdose-prevention resources and naloxone access.
Although Douglas County has carried a lighter overdose burden than the urban core, the fentanyl supply reaches every metro community, including counterfeit pills that put young people at risk. Statewide, Colorado overdose deaths began falling in 2024, which makes fast access to treatment and naloxone especially valuable.
Crisis support: Call or text 988, or reach Colorado Crisis Services at 1-844-493-8255, available 24/7 regardless of insurance.
Health First Colorado: Coverage is coordinated by Colorado Access, the regional accountable entity for the metro.
Free naloxone: Available through the Douglas County Health Department and under Colorado’s pharmacy standing order.
Insurance accepted: Most Parker centers accept private insurance, Health First Colorado, and self-payment.
Cost of Rehab in Parker
In Colorado, the average cost of residential treatment without insurance is about $56,413, which ranks mid-pack nationally for affordability. Rehab costs in Parker are in line with those numbers, with the total cost depending on the level of care you need, the program length, setting, amenities and whether or not you have insurance coverage. Keep in mind that once insurance benefits are applied, most people pay only a fraction of that cost.
Below are Colorado figures based on averages by care type.
$139,079
Medical detox is the most expensive level of care, at an average of $139,079 statewide (National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 2022).
$49,781
Long-term inpatient rehab in Colorado averages $49,781 (National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 2022).
$8,272
Outpatient addiction treatment averages $8,272, far less than residential care (National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 2022).
$7,349
Outpatient methadone treatment is the most affordable option, averaging $7,349 (National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 2022).
The most widely available and affordable option in Parker is an outpatient program. Other formats, including detox and out of town residential stays, will cost you more. Coverage options such as insurance, Health First Colorado and sliding scale fees can help to lower what you will pay.
Treatment setting: detox and residential care cost more than outpatient.
Program length: 30, 60, and 90-day programs scale in price.
Level of care: medical detox and 24-hour supervision raise costs.
Insurance status: in-network coverage and Medicaid reduce out-of-pocket cost.
Sliding scale: several local programs adjust fees to income.
How to Pay for Rehab in Parker
In Parker's 7 rehab centers, most accept self pay and private insurance. Others work with Health First Colorado or offer sliding scale fees. Below is the count of local facilities that accept each payment type.
6 accept self-payment or cash
5 accept private health insurance
4 accept Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid)
2 accept Medicare
3 offer sliding-scale fees
3 offer financial assistance
2 accept TRICARE
The right choice for you will depend on your coverage and financial situation. Below are subsections that outline how the main payment paths work for Parker residents.
Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid)
Health First Colorado, or Colorado's Medicaid program, covers a full range of treatment options from detox to outpatient counseling and medication assisted treatment. Colorado Access coordinates benefits and is the region's accountability entity for the metro. In Parker, four facilities report accepting Medicaid. If you need help finding a starting point for covered care, contact AllHealth Network.
Medicare
Medicare enrolled members can get medically necessary substance use treatment covered. Part A covers inpatient care, whereas Part B covers outpatient services and counseling. If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, those services are also covered. Two programs in Parker accept Medicare.
Military and TRICARE
Veterans and active duty families have several routes to care. Two area facilities accept TRICARE. In addition, the VA coordinates services through the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center in Aurora and community clinics in the metro area. See more rehab resources for veterans and military families.
Insurance and Private Pay
Most Parker centers in the directory accept private insurance or self pay. Marketplace plans through Connect for Health Colorado must also cover substance use treatment. Remember that coverage varies by plan and network status, so be sure to verify your benefits before you commit. Major carriers active in Colorado include:
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Kaiser Permanente
UnitedHealthcare
Cigna
Aetna
Rocky Mountain Health Plans
Other Low Cost Options
If you don't have full coverage in Parker, there are still options to help you get the care you need. Three facilities offer sliding scale fees and three offer financial assistance. AllHealth Network is another option because they provide services regardless of your ability to pay and treatment scholarships can help to close the gap. If you need help finding covered treatment, Colorado Access can help.
Levels of Care Available in Parker
For a town of its size, Parker offers a good range of treatment options, including 2 detox programs, 1 inpatient program and 7 outpatient clinics. If you are experiencing a co-occurring mental health condition, most facilities here offer dual diagnosis care.
2 medical detox facilities
1 inpatient rehab program
7 standard outpatient clinics
5 dual diagnosis programs
Medical detox programs give you day and night supervision where you can safely and comfortably manage your withdrawal. This is typically the starting point for people with a physical dependence on alcohol or other substances. In Parker, two programs offer medically supervised detox.
Inpatient and residential rehab offer a live in, structured environment free of outside triggers. Parker has one inpatient rehab program. More options are available in the metro area.
Outpatient treatment is the most common format available in Parker, with 7 clinics. These programs let you live at home and still attend scheduled sessions while balancing work or family needs at the same time.
Dual diagnosis treatment offers care for mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, alongside substance use disorder. In Parker, five facilities offer this type of care, which has been shown to support long term recovery.
Specialty Programs in Parker
Specialty programs can help connect people with others who understand the unique experiences and challenges that can make treatment difficult. Below is the count of programs in Parker that offer each specialty focus.
Don't let cost keep you from getting the help you need. In Parker, there are resources such as crisis support, treatment access lines and harm reduction resources available for free or at a low cost. There is also crisis and suicide prevention support available around the clock.
Crisis and Helplines
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Call or text 988
Mental health or substance use crisis.
Colorado Crisis Services 1-844-493-8255, or text TALK to 38255
24/7 confidential support and statewide walk in crisis centers.
Never Use Alone 1-800-484-3731
24/7 overdose prevention hotline that stays on the line during use.
Local Treatment and Recovery
AllHealth Network allhealthnetwork.org Community behavioral health provider for Arapahoe and Douglas counties, offering substance use treatment, MAT and 24/7 crisis care
Colorado Access coaccess.com The regional accountable entity connecting Health First Colorado members in the metro to covered care (coaccess.com).
Government and Harm Reduction
Douglas County Health Department https://www.douglasco.gov/
Overdose prevention resources, naloxone access and community health referrals
Stop the Clock Colorado https://www.stoptheclockcolorado.org/map An interactive statewide map to find the nearest free naloxone under Colorado’s pharmacy standing order
Colorado 211 https://www.211colorado.org/ Dial 211 to connect with local health, housing and treatment resources
Drug and Alcohol Use Statistics in Parker
Although Parker, which is located in Douglas County, has seen a lighter overdose burden than the urban area, the fentanyl supply continues to have negative impacts on residential communities. Even though statewide there were more than 1,600 overdose deaths in 2024, recent overdose data point to a sharp decrease over the most recent year measured. This suggests that Colorado has moved past the peak.
1,600+
Drug overdose deaths statewide in Colorado in 2024, with more than 10,000 nonfatal overdose emergency visits (Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, 2025).
10,000+
Emergency department visits for nonfatal drug overdoses in Colorado in 2024 (CDPHE, 2025).
Fentanyl deaths down
28%
Decline in Colorado synthetic-opioid (fentanyl) overdose deaths over the 12 months ending October 2024 (CDC / Colorado Consortium, 2025).
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