Addiction treatment in Colorado
Colorado has 711 listed substance use treatment facilities in 113 cities and towns. 380 accept Medicaid, 101 offer medical detox, 241 provide medication-assisted treatment, and 75 are methadone programs.
Services available statewide
- 101 Detox
- 110 Residential
- 552 Outpatient
- 140 Intensive outpatient
- 241 MAT
- 75 Methadone
- 380 Accepts Medicaid
- 226 Accepts Medicare
- 324 Private insurance
- 268 Sliding scale
- 184 Spanish
- 370 Teens
- 233 Veterans
- 170 Women
- 451 Dual diagnosis
- 36 Sober living
- 110 DUI programs
- 116 Pregnant women
- 391 Telehealth
Cities in Colorado
- Denver 144
- Colorado Springs 54
- Aurora 44
- Pueblo 23
- Englewood 23
- Boulder 22
- Littleton 21
- Fort Collins 20
- Grand Junction 16
- Carbondale 16
- Longmont 15
- Westminster 14
- Loveland 12
- Arvada 11
- Alamosa 10
- Greeley 9
- Wheat Ridge 9
- Glenwood Springs 9
- Lakewood 8
- Broomfield 8
- Cañon City 8
How far is treatment in Colorado?
9% of Colorado residents (about 551,191 people) live in counties more than 30 miles from the nearest medical detox program. 13 of the state's 64 counties have no listed treatment program at all. The longest trip is from Yuma County, roughly 114 miles. See the county-by-county Colorado treatment desert report on FindRehabMap.
State help
Every state has a single state agency for substance use services that funds treatment for people without insurance. The SAMHSA Helpline can connect you with it and with Medicaid-enrolled programs in Colorado.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Facility details come from SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov locator and facility-provided information. Confirm services, availability and payment directly with the facility.