Detox Services near Denver, Colorado
Johnstown Heights Behavioral Health offers inpatient detox care at our center in Johnstown, Colorado.
Johnstown Heights Behavioral Health provides immediate, intensive support for adults experiencing a mental health crisis. We offer a safe, compassionate, and therapeutic environment where patients can begin their journey.
Our goal is to help our clients improve their clinical status, regain their quality of life, and return to daily activities in their homes, workplaces, and in their communities.
We treat those struggling with an addiction by treating the whole person. Our medically- monitored detox program uses the comprehensive history and the needs of the individual to allow for that first step to recovery, detox. We use evidence- based approaches and 24/7 medical monitoring to provide a comfortable detox setting.
Getting an Assessment
Upon, or prior to admission, an assessment will be conducted in order to determine the best course of treatment. This assessment includes a detailed history of the individuals substance use, drug of choice, length of use, and the impact the of the substance.
What is Detox?
Detox Program Components
- Evidence-based approaches
- 24/7 medically assisted treatment and monitoring
- Personalized treatment plans
- Comprehensive aftercare planning
- Primary SUD Detox IOP (Virtual or In-Person)
Why Inpatient Treatment?
The treatment typically involves medication-assisted therapy, counseling, and support from a multidisciplinary team of medical professionals to ensure the safety and comfort of the individual during the detoxification process.
Our Inpatient Mental Health Treatment includes:
- 24/7 Psychiatric Care: Provided by a comprehensive care team including psychiatrists, physicians, nurse practitioners, RNs, therapists, social workers, case managers, and mental health technicians.
- Crisis Intervention and Stabilization: Focuses on rapid assessment and intervention for acute psychiatric symptoms.
- Therapeutic Activities: Includes group therapy, recreational therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and psychosocial education.
- Medication Management: Evaluation, prescription, and monitoring of appropriate medications.
Know the Warning Signs
The following signs indicate a need for help:
- Being intoxicated throughout the day
- Frequent failed attempts to stop using
- Using drugs or alcohol as a way to cope with strong emotions
- Failing to meet important obligations because of being intoxicated or wanting to use
- Decreasing performance at work or school
- Loss of interest in hobbies or activities you used to enjoy
- Experiencing blackouts
- Experiencing hallucinations or hearing voices
