Reaching out for help with addiction or a mental health condition takes real courage, and the first step is understanding whether a program is the right fit. At Foundry Front Range, our clinical team provides medically supervised detox and integrated residential treatment for adults navigating substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and the complexity that comes when both are present at the same time.
Our licensed medical facility in Broomfield, Colorado offers 24/7 expert clinical supervision across all levels of care, and we accept Medicaid, because access to treatment should not depend on what insurance you carry.
Substance Use Disorders We Treat
Our programs are designed to support adults with a wide range of substance use disorders. Treatment at Foundry Front Range is evidence-based and individualized, meaning our clinical team tailors each person’s care plan to their substance use history, withdrawal risk, and any co-occurring conditions. Below is an overview of the substances and disorders we address.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Alcohol use disorder is one of the most common reasons adults seek residential treatment, and it carries real medical risk during withdrawal. Symptoms such as seizures and delirium tremens can develop without proper clinical monitoring — which is why medically supervised detox is often the appropriate first step. Our alcohol detox program provides ASAM Level 3.7 withdrawal management with 24/7 medical oversight, followed by a direct pathway into residential treatment for those who need continued support.
Learn more about our alcohol addiction treatment program.
Opioid and Fentanyl Addiction
Opioid use disorder (including addiction involving fentanyl, heroin, and prescription painkillers) requires careful medical management during withdrawal. Fentanyl in particular has reshaped the opioid landscape in Colorado, with contaminated street drugs increasing overdose risk even for people who have used before. Our medically supervised drug and alcohol detox program is equipped to support safe opioid withdrawal, with clinical staff available around the clock.
Learn more about our drug and alcohol detox program.
Cannabis and Marijuana Use Disorder
Cannabis use disorder is real and more common than many people expect, particularly as THC concentrations in available products have increased significantly over the past decade. Adults who find that marijuana use has become difficult to control, or that stopping causes significant anxiety, sleep disruption, or irritability, may benefit from structured treatment. Foundry Front Range offers residential and outpatient treatment specifically for adults with cannabis use disorder.
Learn more about our treatment for cannabis use disorder.
Stimulant Addiction (Methamphetamine and Cocaine)
Methamphetamine and cocaine use disorders involve patterns of compulsive use that can be difficult to interrupt without structured clinical support. Stimulant withdrawal does not carry the same acute medical risk as alcohol or opioids, but the psychological symptoms, including depression, fatigue, and intense cravings, can make early recovery particularly difficult without professional guidance. Our residential program provides 24/7 clinical supervision and evidence-based care for adults navigating stimulant addiction.
Benzodiazepine and Prescription Drug Dependency
Benzodiazepine withdrawal can be medically serious and, in some cases, life-threatening, particularly for individuals who have been taking these medications at high doses or for extended periods. Prescription drug dependency, whether involving benzodiazepines, sedatives, or other controlled substances, often develops gradually and carries significant withdrawal risk. Medically supervised detox is typically the safest and most appropriate starting point for adults managing benzodiazepine or prescription drug dependency.
Polysubstance Use
Many adults entering treatment are using more than one substance, a pattern sometimes called polysubstance use. This adds complexity to both the withdrawal phase and the residential treatment process, because each substance may require a different clinical approach and timeline. Our integrated care model is designed to address polysubstance use comprehensively, rather than treating each substance in isolation.
Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
At Foundry Front Range, we recognize that substance use disorders rarely exist on their own. Research consistently shows that a significant portion of adults seeking addiction treatment also live with a mental health condition, and that treating only the addiction without addressing the underlying mental health component can make sustained recovery more difficult. Co-occurring disorder treatment, sometimes called dual diagnosis care, is built into our clinical model at every level of care.
Depression
Depression and substance use disorders frequently occur together, and each condition can make the other more difficult to manage. Some adults turn to substances to cope with persistent low mood, while others find that their substance use has contributed to or deepened depressive symptoms over time. Our clinical team screens for depression at admission and integrates mental health support throughout detox and residential treatment.
Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety disorders — including generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and social anxiety, are among the most common co-occurring conditions in adults seeking addiction treatment. Substances like alcohol, benzodiazepines, and cannabis are often used to manage anxiety symptoms, which can lead to physical dependence and make withdrawal more complicated. Our program addresses both the anxiety and the substance use, with clinical support available 24/7 throughout the process.
PTSD and Trauma
Trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder are highly prevalent among adults with substance use disorders. Unaddressed trauma can drive substance use as a coping mechanism, and active PTSD symptoms can significantly complicate the early recovery process. Trauma-informed care is part of how our clinical team approaches treatment, we work to create a safe, structured environment where both the trauma and the substance use can be addressed together.
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder, particularly when undiagnosed or undertreated, is strongly associated with substance use. The mood cycling characteristic of bipolar disorder can lead some individuals to use substances to manage manic or depressive episodes, which in turn can destabilize mood and make the disorder harder to treat. Our integrated clinical approach supports adults with bipolar disorder throughout detox and residential treatment, with psychiatric support available as part of the care continuum.
Other Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
Beyond the conditions listed above, our clinical team has experience working with adults managing a range of co-occurring mental health challenges, including mood disorders, personality disorders, and other conditions that intersect with substance use. If you are unsure whether your situation fits our program, our admissions team can help you assess clinical fit before you commit to anything.
Call us at 720-807-7867 or visit our admissions page to get started.
Who We Serve
Foundry Front Range serves adults 18 and older who are seeking medically supervised detox or residential addiction treatment in the Denver metro area. We also work with families who are researching options on behalf of a loved one and want to understand what treatment looks like before making a decision.
Women Seeking Gender-Specific Care
We offer a dedicated women’s treatment program for women navigating substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Gender-specific programming creates space to address experiences that are more common among women in treatment, including trauma, relationship dynamics, and mental health conditions with higher prevalence in women, within a clinical environment designed specifically for them.
Learn more about our women’s treatment program.
Medicaid-Insured Individuals
Medicaid does cover addiction treatment, including medically supervised detox and residential care, and Foundry Front Range accepts Medicaid. For many adults in Colorado, Medicaid is the primary barrier they assume will limit their access to higher levels of care. Our admissions team can help you verify your coverage quickly, often before you arrive.
Learn more about our Medicaid rehab program or verify your insurance coverage.
Families Supporting a Loved One
Watching someone you care about struggle with addiction is painful, and families often need their own support throughout the process. Our family addiction program is designed to involve and support family members in meaningful ways — not just as bystanders to their loved one’s treatment, but as active participants in the recovery process.
Learn more about our family addiction program.
Levels of Care Available at Foundry Front Range
Depending on your clinical needs, you may be appropriate for one or more levels of care. Our admissions team conducts a clinical assessment to help determine the right starting point, and our care model is designed to transition you through levels of care as your needs evolve.
- Medically Supervised Detox (ASAM Level 3.7): For adults who require clinical monitoring and medical support during withdrawal. Available for alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and other substances carrying significant withdrawal risk.
- Residential Treatment (ASAM Level 3.5): Integrated inpatient addiction treatment with 24/7 expert clinical supervision, co-occurring mental health care, and structured programming at our Broomfield facility.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Structured clinical support for adults stepping down from residential care or who need a higher level of support than standard outpatient treatment provides, while reintegrating into daily life.
- Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program: A telehealth-based IOP for clients who require flexible access to structured addiction treatment without an in-person requirement.
Our Treatment Approach
At Foundry Front Range, treatment is grounded in evidence-based clinical practice and a whole-patient philosophy — meaning we treat the full person, not just the substance. Our Joint Commission–accredited programs integrate medical care, behavioral health treatment, and co-occurring mental health support across all levels of care. You can learn more about the values that shape how we work.
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Our Facility
Our Broomfield treatment center is a 44,000-square-foot licensed medical facility designed to support medically complex detox and residential treatment in a structured clinical environment. The facility is located approximately 30 minutes from Denver’s city center and Denver International Airport, making it accessible for individuals and families coming from across the Front Range and beyond.
Learn more about our Broomfield treatment center.
Start the Admissions Process
If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, you do not have to figure out the next step alone. Our admissions team is available to help you understand whether Foundry Front Range is an appropriate clinical fit, walk you through the intake process, and verify your insurance coverage, including Medicaid, before you arrive.
There is no obligation in reaching out. The conversation is confidential, and our team is here to help you make an informed decision about treatment.
Addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions look different for everyone. At Foundry Front Range, we provide individualized care for a wide range of substance use disorders, meeting each person with the clinical support and compassion they deserve.
We treat addiction to alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants, marijuana, and other substances, as well as the underlying mental health challenges that often accompany them. Our multidisciplinary team works to address the whole person , not just the substance.
If you’re unsure whether we treat your specific situation, we encourage you to reach out. Call our admissions team at (720) 807-7867 for a confidential, expert consultation.
