10 Drug & Alcohol Rehabs In Longmont, CO

Longmont's 10 treatment centers operate primarily as outpatient facilities. This approach allows people to receive care while staying in their homes and continuing work or family responsibilities. All 10 centers welcome clients of any gender.

The services most commonly available are:

• Outpatient treatment: 10 centers
• Individual counseling: 10 centers
• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): 10 centers
• Substance abuse counseling: 10 centers
• Group counseling: 9 centers
• Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT): 8 centers
• Trauma-related counseling: 9 centers

All centers provide comprehensive substance use assessment at intake and discharge planning to support your transition after treatment ends. These two elements are standard across Longmont's providers. Residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and sober living homes may be available, though you'll need to confirm these options directly with specific centers.

Eight of the centers work with clients already taking opioid medications prescribed by outside providers. This means if you're on buprenorphine, methadone, or another opioid medication from a previous doctor, these centers can coordinate your substance use care alongside your existing medication. For broader information about medication-assisted treatment across Colorado, visit our Colorado rehab guide.

All 10 treatment centers in Longmont accept cash or self-payment. Nine also work with state substance abuse agency funding, which typically covers Medicaid beneficiaries and connects to Colorado's Department of Human Services programs.

When you call a center, staff can walk you through your payment options. If you have commercial insurance, the center will help you understand what's covered. If you're uninsured or paying out of pocket, ask about sliding scale fees or payment plans based on your income.

For detailed information about Medicaid coverage, state programs, and other funding options specific to Colorado, see our Colorado rehab guide.

Longmont isn't the only recovery resource in the region. If you want more options or need a different program type, here's what's nearby:

Denver has 87 treatment centers and sits just south of Longmont. Colorado Springs offers 26 centers. Aurora has 18 centers and sits east of Denver. Littleton and Pueblo each have 13 centers. Englewood has 12 centers.

Many Colorado treatment centers now offer telehealth sessions, letting you attend appointments remotely. This works well if you have transportation challenges or want to begin treatment from home. When you call a center, ask if telehealth is available for your needs.