Red Rock Recovery Center

Red Rock stands out for its emphasis on community-based healing, integrating holistic and experiential therapies (like adventure and equine) with evidence-based clinical care. The program focuses heavily on life-skills, strong alumni and family involvement, and uses TRAC9 outcome tracking to ensure program effectiveness.

They use a diverse blend of therapies including: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, 12-Step facilitation, motivational interviewing, trauma counseling, family therapy, life skills counseling, and experiential therapies like equine, outdoor, and adventure therapy, as well as mindfulness and yoga.

Yes, Red Rock offers integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders. Their trauma-informed approach combines individual/group therapy, evidence-based practices like EMDR and CBT, and medication management by a board-certified psychiatrist to address both substance use and mental health conditions simultaneously.

The program incorporates 12-Step facilitation as a core component of its treatment model. There is no mention of SMART Recovery or Celebrate Recovery on their website.

No, Red Rock Recovery Center's program is not explicitly faith-based. It is a clinical program that incorporates spiritual components through mindfulness, yoga, and 12-Step principles, which can be adapted to any belief system.

Red Rock Recovery Center was founded in 2015.

Costs vary based on the level of care and insurance coverage. Estimated self-pay rates are around $29,000 for a 30-day residential stay and $5,000 for IOP. They offer a sliding fee scale and payment assistance for eligible clients. Contact admissions for a precise quote.

Yes, Red Rock accepts most major private insurance plans and is in-network with many providers, including Aetna, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, and TRICARE. They offer free, confidential insurance verification.

Yes, Red Rock provides on-site medical detoxification at their Basecamp location in Morrison, CO. The detox process typically lasts 3-10 days and manages withdrawal from alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and other substances.

Yes, MAT is a part of their treatment approach. They utilize medications such as buprenorphine (Suboxone) and naltrexone under the supervision of their medical team to help manage cravings and prevent relapse.

Program length is individualized. Typical durations are: Medical Detox (3-10 days), Residential (14-30 days), PHP (4-8 weeks), and IOP (up to 12 weeks).

Clients reside in a comfortable, lodge-style campus with a community focus. Rooms are shared with roommates to encourage peer support and connection. Private rooms are not offered as part of their community-based model.

The detox unit is secured for client safety. The residential program is not technically locked, but it is a highly structured campus where clients are expected to remain on-site at all times unless on staff-supervised outings. Outpatient levels (PHP/IOP) offer more freedom of movement.

Electronics: After an initial 3-day blackout period, clients may use their cell phones during designated, pre-approved times. Laptops, tablets, and other internet-connected devices are not permitted.

Nicotine: Vaping of approved nicotine products (e-cigs, spitless pouches) is allowed in designated outdoor areas. Cigarette smoking is prohibited.