
At a Glance
Location
4776 Eagleridge Circle, Pueblo, CO 81008
Phone
719-553-1000Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About Department of Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Healthcare System
The Department of Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Healthcare System provides specialized outpatient addiction treatment exclusively for veterans and active military personnel in Pueblo, Colorado. This VA facility focuses on substance abuse treatment and alcohol recovery programs within a supportive military community environment.
The Department of Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Healthcare System operates a dedicated outpatient program for veterans and service members struggling with substance use disorders in Pueblo, Colorado. Located at the PFC James Dunn VA Clinic on Eagleridge Circle, this hospital-based program serves veterans throughout Pueblo County and Eastern Colorado who are seeking ongoing addiction treatment within the VA healthcare network.
The facility specializes in outpatient substance abuse treatment, offering structured recovery programming for both substance use disorder and alcohol use disorder. Veterans can access comprehensive addiction treatment services Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, allowing them to maintain work schedules or family commitments while participating in their recovery program. This outpatient approach supports long-term sobriety through regular treatment sessions and ongoing clinical support.
The program operates within the broader VA healthcare framework, connecting veterans to peer support networks and fellow service members who understand military culture and experience. Treatment approaches are designed specifically for military populations, recognizing the unique challenges veterans face in recovery. The facility emphasizes building strong recovery foundations through consistent outpatient care and community connections with other veterans in similar situations.
Eligible veterans and active duty service members can access all services through VA healthcare benefits, eliminating financial barriers to treatment. The program serves those who have completed any necessary detox phase and are ready for ongoing outpatient support. Veterans choosing this facility join a recovery community that understands military service while building skills for sustained sobriety in civilian life.
Veterans Outpatient Addiction Treatment Program
The Department of Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Healthcare System provides comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment designed specifically for veterans and active duty service members. Operating through the PFC James Dunn VA Clinic in Pueblo, this program addresses both substance use disorder and alcohol use disorder within a structured outpatient framework that respects veterans' schedules and responsibilities.
Veterans participate in regular treatment sessions Monday through Friday, building recovery skills while maintaining their daily routines. The program connects participants with peer support networks of fellow veterans, creating a recovery community that understands military experience and culture. This approach helps veterans develop sustainable sobriety strategies while accessing ongoing clinical support throughout their recovery journey.
Serving Veterans Across Eastern Colorado
This VA facility extends its outpatient services throughout Pueblo County and Eastern Colorado, ensuring rural veterans have access to specialized addiction treatment. The centralized location on Eagleridge Circle provides convenient access while maintaining the clinical resources veterans need for comprehensive substance abuse treatment.
Veterans from across the region can participate in this outpatient program, which operates during standard business hours to accommodate work schedules and family obligations. The facility's position within the broader VA healthcare network ensures continuity of care and coordination with other veteran services, supporting long-term recovery success within the military community.
VA Healthcare Benefits and Treatment Access
All addiction treatment services are available to eligible veterans through VA healthcare benefits, removing financial barriers that might prevent access to quality substance abuse treatment. Veterans can access comprehensive outpatient care without insurance complications or out-of-pocket expenses, focusing entirely on their recovery goals.
The facility operates as part of the Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare system, ensuring treatment approaches align with VA standards and veteran-specific needs. This integration provides seamless access to addiction treatment while maintaining connections to other VA services veterans may require during their recovery process.
Why Choose Department of Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Healthcare System
- Exclusive addiction treatment for veterans and active military personnel
- Outpatient program allowing veterans to maintain work and family commitments
- Peer support from fellow service members who understand military culture
- Complete coverage through VA healthcare benefits for eligible veterans
- Specialized substance use and alcohol disorder treatment for military populations
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of addiction treatment does the VA facility in Pueblo provide?
The facility offers outpatient addiction treatment for substance use disorder and alcohol use disorder. Veterans participate in structured outpatient programming Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Who can access addiction treatment at this VA facility?
The program serves veterans and active duty service members who are eligible for VA healthcare benefits. Treatment is exclusively available to military personnel and veterans.
How is the outpatient addiction treatment paid for?
All services are covered through VA healthcare benefits for eligible veterans. There are no out-of-pocket costs for qualifying participants in the program.
What areas does this VA addiction treatment program serve?
The facility serves veterans throughout Pueblo County and Eastern Colorado. The program is located at the PFC James Dunn VA Clinic on Eagleridge Circle in Pueblo.
What makes this addiction treatment program different for veterans?
The program is designed specifically for military populations, providing peer support from fellow veterans and service members. Treatment approaches recognize the unique challenges veterans face in recovery while building on military community connections.
What are the operating hours for the veterans addiction treatment program?
The outpatient program operates Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The facility is closed on weekends, allowing veterans to maintain work schedules while participating in treatment.
Can veterans access this program while working or going to school?
Yes, the outpatient format is designed to accommodate veterans' work schedules and family responsibilities. The Monday through Friday schedule allows participants to maintain employment or education while receiving addiction treatment.
How do veterans get started with addiction treatment at this VA facility?
Veterans can contact the facility at (719) 553-1000 or visit the VA website to begin the process. Eligibility is determined through VA healthcare benefits verification.
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