Addiction treatment built around where you are—and where you want to go.
At Foundry Front Range, our programs are designed to meet people at every stage of the recovery process. From medically supervised detox to residential treatment, intensive outpatient care, and virtual programming, our continuum of services is built to support adults navigating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Our licensed medical facility in Broomfield, Colorado (approximately 30 minutes from Denver) provides 24/7 clinical supervision across all levels of care. We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans, and our admissions team can help you verify coverage before you arrive. Whether you’re taking a first step or stepping down from a higher level of care, we’re here to help you determine what’s right for you.
Our Addiction Treatment Service Programs
Medically Supervised Detoxification
The first step for many people is safely managing withdrawal. Our detox program provides around-the-clock medical oversight, nursing support, and licensed clinical supervision designed to support a safe and comfortable withdrawal process.
Available as part of our residential treatmemt program.
Residential Treatment Program
Our residential program provides structured, 24/7 clinical care in a supportive environment. Clients participate in evidence-based individual and group therapies while living on-site at our 44,000-square-foot Broomfield facility.
Integrated Family Programming
Addiction affects entire families. Our Michael Barnes Family Institute programming is a one-of-a-kind, two-level program designed to educate and coach families to end damaging cycles of addiction and dysfunction and foster recovery-supportive environments.
Intensive Outpatient Denver
Our IOP offers structured clinical support while clients reintegrate into daily life—including work and family responsibilities. Clients attend individual and group therapy sessions built around evidence-based approaches.
Available at our Denver location.
Virtual IOP
For adults who need flexible access to structured care, our virtual IOP delivers the same clinically supervised treatment as our in-person program via secure telehealth—accessible from anywhere in Colorado.
Women’s Treatment Program
Our women’s residential treatment program provides gender-specific care for adults navigating substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Programming is designed to address the distinct clinical, emotional, and relational factors that can shape women’s experiences with addiction.
Residential vs IOP
| Residential treatment ASAM Level 3.5 | Intensive outpatient (IOP) Outpatient | |
|---|---|---|
| Living arrangement | ||
| Where you stay | Live on-site at our Broomfield facility 24/7 for the full duration of treatment | Live at home or in sober living; attend scheduled sessions at our facility or via telehealth |
| Clinical intensity | ||
| Supervision level | 24/7 expert clinical supervision throughout your stay Highest intensity | Structured clinical sessions; client manages time between appointments Moderate intensity |
| Medical oversight | On-site licensed medical staff available around the clock | Clinical oversight provided during sessions; medical referral available as needed |
| Weekly hours | Full-day structured programming, 7 days a week | Structured sessions several days per week |
| Treatment approach | ||
| Therapy | Individual therapy, group therapy, family programming, and evidence-based modalities | Individual therapy, group therapy, and evidence-based modalities Shared with residential |
| Co-occurring conditions | Integrated dual-diagnosis treatment throughout your stay | Co-occurring conditions addressed; additional support may be recommended depending on severity |
| Family involvement | Integrated family addiction program available on-site | Family involvement supported throughout the program |
| Logistics & daily life | ||
| Work & responsibilities | Paused during treatment — full immersion in the recovery environment | Clients can maintain work, school, or family responsibilities while in treatment |
| Virtual option | In-person only — residential requires on-site presence at our Broomfield facility | Virtual IOP available via secure telehealth for Colorado residents |
| Medicaid coverage | Medicaid accepted for residential treatment | Coverage varies by plan — contact our insurance team |
Not sure which level of care is right for you? Our admissions team can help.
Talk to admissionsExperience & Expertise
Foundry Front Range is home to some of the most experienced addiction doctors, psychotherapists, case managers, researchers, and managers who share a mission to deliver the most effective care. We are seasoned experts using decades of experience and the latest evidence-based therapies to effectively treat substance use disorders, addiction, and dual-diagnosis conditions.
Jasmine Aranda
A Chief Clinical Officer with three decades of experience oversees every client treatment plan.
Michael Barnes
A veteran researcher, clinician, and author with forty years of experience guides the future of treatment.
ben cort
A nationally recognized policy advisor, author, and speaker remains focused on continuing growth, education, and advocacy.
Andrea Rowley
A passionate advocate and experienced admissions director helping individuals and families understand and access treatment.
Medicaid covers rehab—and we can help you verify your benefits.
Foundry Front Range accepts Medicaid for both detox and residential treatment, one of the few licensed medical facilities in the Denver metro area offering this level of covered care. We also work with most major private insurance plans.
If you’re unsure what your plan covers, our admissions team can walk you through the verification process before you arrive. There’s no obligation, just clear information to help you make an informed decision.
Dual Diagnosis & Co-occurring Conditions
Treating addiction and mental health together.
Substance use disorders and mental health conditions frequently occur together, and treating one without addressing the other can limit recovery. At Foundry Front Range, co-occurring mental health conditions are assessed and treated as part of every level of care, not as a separate or secondary concern.
Our clinical team is equipped to support adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, and other conditions alongside substance use. If you or a loved one are managing both, our admissions team can help clarify how our programs are designed to address co-occurring needs.
Is Foundry Front Range right for you?
People arrive at this decision from many different places, some are ready to start treatment right away, others are researching on behalf of a loved one, and some are stepping down from a hospital or higher level of care. Whatever your situation, our admissions team is available to help you determine whether Foundry Front Range is an appropriate clinical fit.
Individuals Seeking Treatment
If you’re looking for medically supervised detox or residential treatment in the Denver area, we can walk you through our intake process and verify your insurance coverage.
Families & Loved Ones
We offer family-centered programming to support those affected by a loved one’s addiction — and our team can help families understand what to expect at every stage of treatment.
Medicaid-Insured Adults
We accept Medicaid for detox and residential care. Our admissions team can help you confirm coverage and determine your eligibility before your first visit.
To speak with someone from our admissions team, call 720-807-7867 or start the admissions process online.
Contact Us To Begin Your Recovery Journey.
Substance use disorders (addiction), co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma are serious but treatable medical conditions. High-quality treatment can help individuals achieve sustainable recovery and improve the quality of life for entire families. If you or someone you know needs help, please speak confidentially with one of our experienced admissions professionals now. We may be able to help or refer you to a resource that can.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Addiction Treatment Programs
Here are some questions people also ask about Foundry Front Range addiction treatment programming.
How do I know which program is right for me?
The right level of care depends on a number of clinical factors — including the nature and severity of your substance use, any co-occurring mental health conditions, and your living situation. Our admissions team can help assess clinical fit during the intake process. You can also start with an insurance verification to understand your coverage options before making any decisions.
Does Foundry Front Range accept Medicaid?
Yes. We accept Medicaid for both medically supervised detox and residential treatment — making us one of the few licensed medical facilities in the Denver metro area offering this coverage. Visit our Medicaid rehab page or contact our admissions team to confirm your specific plan and eligibility.
What is the difference between detox and residential treatment?
Detox (ASAM level 3.7) focuses on safely managing withdrawal with 24/7 medical oversight — it’s typically the first phase of treatment for people with physical dependence. Residential treatment (ASAM level 3.5) follows detox and provides structured therapeutic programming in a live-in clinical setting. Many clients transition directly from detox into residential care as part of a continuous treatment plan.
Can I do outpatient treatment if I’m working or have family responsibilities?
Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) is designed for adults who need structured clinical support while continuing to manage daily responsibilities. For those who need even more flexibility, our virtual IOP provides the same level of clinical care via secure telehealth from anywhere in Colorado.
Does Foundry Front Range treat co-occurring mental health conditions?
Yes. Co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, and trauma are assessed and treated throughout our care continuum — not addressed separately. Our clinical team is equipped to provide integrated treatment for adults navigating both substance use and mental health disorders. See what we treat for a full overview.