Magnolia Medical Group

Magnolia Medical Group provides Medical Detox and an Outpatient Program from its East Colfax Avenue location in Denver — two levels of care that together support the full early arc of recovery. Patients who begin with medically supervised detox can step down into outpatient addiction treatment, maintaining clinical continuity rather than starting over with a new provider. That kind of structural connection between levels of care is something many recovery centers simply do not offer.

The outpatient program incorporates medication-assisted treatment, including Naltrexone, alongside Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, group therapy, harm reduction, and individual substance use counseling. For people committed to outpatient recovery — whether because of work, family, or personal preference — the clinic's Tuesday and Thursday schedule (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) and telemedicine options provide meaningful flexibility. Court-ordered patients are also welcomed and supported within the same clinical framework.

Recovery rarely happens in isolation, and Magnolia Medical Group builds community directly into its clinical model. Peer support groups, led by a trained peer recovery coach, are available to all clinic patients regardless of where they are in their recovery. That open-door structure means someone six days out of detox and someone six months into outpatient care can both participate — reflecting an understanding that recovery is an ongoing process, not a fixed endpoint.

For family members evaluating treatment options on behalf of a loved one, the presence of peer-led support groups signals something important: this is a facility invested in the social infrastructure of sobriety, not just its medical management. Combined with nurse case management and telemedicine for ongoing check-ins, Magnolia Medical Group positions itself as a long-term recovery partner for the Denver and Wheat Ridge communities.

The clinic serves a wide range of populations, including men, women, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing, and those entering treatment through court mandate. This breadth reflects a clinical infrastructure built to meet people where they are — not to serve a narrow demographic. Conditions treated span substance use disorders involving alcohol, opioids including fentanyl and heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines, and Adderall, as well as co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, and trauma and PTSD.

The dual-diagnosis and co-occurring disorder treatment capacity is particularly relevant for people whose substance use is entangled with mental health challenges — a reality for a significant portion of those seeking long-term recovery. By pairing addiction treatment with primary care under one roof, Magnolia Medical Group reduces the fragmentation that often derails recovery when patients have to coordinate across multiple providers.

Magnolia Medical Group accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay. That range of accepted payment methods makes the clinic one of the more financially accessible addiction treatment and recovery options in the Denver metro area — particularly for patients relying on public insurance programs or military benefits. Financial barriers are among the most commonly cited reasons people delay or avoid treatment, and the clinic's payment flexibility works directly against that pattern.

Patients unsure about coverage can contact the clinic directly at (303) 209-5115 to discuss options. Telemedicine services are also available, which may expand access for patients in Wheat Ridge or surrounding areas who cannot easily travel to the East Colfax location during the clinic's Tuesday and Thursday operating hours.