Name: Cedar Springs Hospital
Address: 2135 Southgate Road, Colorado Springs, CO, 80906
Telephone: 800-888-1088
Rating: 2.3000

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Providing proficient drug and alcohol treatment for patients that suffer with from condition of addiction, this drug abuse facility in Colorado Springs, CO addresses Mix of both Mental Health and Substance Abuse with services that cater to drug abuse treatment, Detoxification, Do not use medication for opioid addiction and Medications for psychiatric disorders).

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

This drug rehab proudly extends it addiction treatment solutions for Female and Male that are Young adults and Mothers and anticipates all will stick to this smoking policy which entails: smoking permitted in designated area.

Drug and alcohol addictions are extremely challenging for everyone involved and obtaining customized treatment for addiction is critical to your life worth living. This addiction rehab offers comprehensive, individualized treatment within the Hospital inpatient, Hospital inpatient detoxification, Hospital inpatient treatment and Psychiatric clinic programs.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

With the preliminary evaluation of the patient, a constructive and personalized therapy program is intended to happen inside an inpatient/residential setting. Every patient responds to chemical abuse treatment in a special way, demanding various things. Inpatient/residential remedy for addiction benefits many patients immensely calling for the patient to temporarily live onsite within the centre while they receive hyper-intensive therapy.

Enhancing the addiction treatment approach, Cedar Springs Hospital incorporates sophisticated and evidence-based treatment approaches paving the way to a sober and easier future. The invaluable treatment approaches used by this treatment center include:

Supporting special groups and apps is an Essential value provided by Cedar Springs Hospital and they're:

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach

Addiction Treatment Programs

Patients learn valuable life-skills for brighter future along with incredible tools to utilize when attempting to manage the every day challenges at a sober life. Supporting the absorption of these life-skills and resources would be the core addiction treatment servicers which are:

Providing premium excellent addiction treatment services in Colorado Springs, Colorado is necessary to produce the successful outcomes giving room to hope and inspiration. Funding can be obtained here and the options include: Money or self-payment, Personal medical insurance and auto insurance (e.g..

We highly urge you to reach out directly for the drug rehab center if you would like to receive more information on their services.

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Angelic Davis

Thx cedar springs y’all helped me so much I’m glad I went to here I’m glade i passed sixth grade I miss my friends there but oh well love you Gus 5 stars

Rick Bender

Just visiting a loved one. These places aren\'t known for being \'nice\'.

Ryan M

The residential at Cedar Springs is great! staff are supportive and funny. The food is just like any other food, and the outside area is beautiful

fearthereaper58 ???

I was trapped there for three weeks. They bring you in, don\'t let you talk while your parents dig you a hole, and take your stuff. I was completely undressed and led to a dingy little room with barred windows. The place was dirtier than a dump and the food was worse than school lunch. The group therapy is a sad excuse for help and the doctors only give you medication. One of the orderlies would go around at night touching the girls, but no one believed us. In fact they upped my medication dosage until I was a drooling empty shell. When I finally got out, the withdrawals were horrible and I couldn\'t sleep without having nightmares about the place for six months. For goodness sake, go somewhere else for psychological treatment!!!!

William Lightfoot

you changed my life thank you

Kitty kat kitty

Absolutely horrable. They messed up my meds and gave me a higher doseage without consulting my family first. They accused me of making myself throw up cause I was throwing up so much ( the meds they put me on were too much and made me sick) do not recommend.

Natalie Jones

I\'m writing a review based on what I do remember from my time there over ten years ago. When I was admitted I was still in my hospital gown, half naked sitting in a chair waiting for all the paperwork to be completed. I was scared and already not in a good place mentally. I barely got to hug my mom goodbye before they escorted me away. I changed, they took everything they thought was a danger to me and locked it up. The room was dark and small. I remember the first thing my eyes rested on were the bars on the window. The bed was uncomfortable to say the least. I didn\'t sleep, instead I stayed up thinking \"you tried to kill yourself and this is your punishment.\" The breakfast was always just a little carton of milk and some cereal. Lunch and dinner weren\'t any better. I could talk but it was mostly meant to be silent until group. When group came around we all talked about our issues a little, then we\'d color or write or something that didn\'t seem to be helpful. The only good thing at the time was choosing who could and couldn\'t contact/visit. And visitation was incredibly short. If I remember correctly it was only about 30min. I wanted to leave after a week or so but they wouldn\'t allow it. Some excuse that I wasn\'t ready, and maybe I truly wasn\'t. But having my parents visit me in that place on Thanksgiving was the worst feeling in the world. My mother was sad and my father couldn\'t look at me. At the time it only made matters worse but now that I\'ve grown up I realize I was lucky they visited at all. One girl, she was always a mischief maker, left for a day or 2 but ended up being brought back. She was a regular which to me shows the little meetings obviously weren\'t helping her either. The part that has become lost in my memory was my diagnosis. My older sister remembers me being diagnosed and having to take pills but for some reason I do not remember it at all. Maybe my mind forced it to be forgotten or my visit there did. It was a scary, uncomfortable, strange place. Some of the others were either dangerous to themselves or others, we were all mixed together for group. In fact, I think talking to other kids in that hospital was more beneficial than the staff. If it\'s anything like it was all those years ago I\'d say don\'t waste your time or admit a loved one. This place isn\'t sanitary, safe, or truly helpful.

Chad Kastelic

Dr. Sims was very unprofunprofessional . The treatment there is far from helping any one. You go in needing help. However when you come out you are worse off. After they force you to stay by placing a hold on you. Recieved zero treatment .No counseling .

Dianne Van vliet

In it for the money that’s for sure. I witnessed a worker lose his cool and lay on a young kid and hurt him. Make sure you order your child’s medical records so you can see how brief and unprofessional they are in their documentation. 8 days and 13k later with no aftercare scheduled.

Caleb Smith

I was in the Air Force.They made my PTSD symptoms worse and gave me anti psychotic meds when they weren’t supposed to. They need all there licenses taken away

Eva Feva

This place is so unless and so unorganized. They violated my rights and did not see any therapist. The program says there will be structure there is not even a hint of structure of help. I would encourage strongly against this facility if you actually are looking for help.

d ragon dish

Worst place ever it\'s dirty. Like food in the vents. A patient pushed me over and I have a preexipre-ex condition back. No one took me to the hospital or did I see a Dr after. I\'ve called to complain. No call back. I\'m calling the news

Mike Morton

The doctor I was working with told me to bring back any paperwork I had from my employer so that I could get in to their PHP program. I brought the paperwork in, she said she can\'t fill it out because she doesn\'t know how long I\'ll be in the program (she didn\'t know the length of their own program) and then they lost the paperwork I had delivered.....all in less than 24 hours...... terrible postcare follow-thru

mel bel

This place helped so many of my friends get better and I have heard nothing but good things about them

Lisa Jordan

Was in a major crisis and seeking support for substance abuse and depression. Some guy wrote a few notes on a paper and scooted me out the door saying he would call me. Thank goodness on that particular day I was not suicidal. Needless to say I never got a callback from him or anyone else.

Bryan Buonanno

Truly the worse place to get proper treatment. If you are taken there for a 72hours hold, they just want your insurance money. You get no proper therapy and the psychiatrist is just very robotic and assumes a basic diagnosis just to get you on meds and have you be on your way. Food is terrible. Techs and nurses don\'t really care about you. Maybe one or 2 are actually interactive. Its a private hospital just trying to make money. You\'d think private hospital would offer better services.. I would highly recommend you train your staff to be more engaging with your patients and provide at least 40 mins of individual talk therapy as soon as someone come in rather than stripping them and putting them in a room for the next 72 hrs with--here\'s your pills and your meal time, no phones, no tv, pick up puzzling while you waste 3 days here. Groups should be more engaging and educational not some activity the therapist got off of Google. I was a patient there myself because of the 72 hr hold. Just being there those horrible, longest hours made me never risk my own life again and let my depression get the best of me. The hospital and its staff were so horrible, I had my epiphany to never end up in a place like that again. Lucky for me, I got to be around a good group of other patients, and we basically just provided support for each other during the 72hrs. I met some patients, 17-22yrs old, whose been there more than once and will most likely harm themselves again because the facility did not provide them with what these individuals need. Most patients just needed a talk therapy, with attentive care, not wait until your 2nd day/night time to meet with a therapist to discuss about an exit plan. THAT DOES NOT HELP ANYONE-ESPECIALLY THOSE SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS. Please start providing proper care and professional support.

Athenna Jade Willis

This is an amazing facility. i was sent here in 7th grade which was 2 years ago. they love keeping you safe. they try their best but when theirs disrespectful patients it makes their jobs a lot harder. they truly want to help you to get better. i was there for 6 months but it helped for a good year. its up to you if you take the information you\'ve learned from this facility if your gonna get better.

Emily Martin

I was hospitalized here in 2014 and only just got the courage to leave a review. This place was hell. Their only goal is to keep you there as long as possible to suck you of your money. There was absolutely no program in place to help anyone with mental health issues. It was essentially a glorified prison daycare. There were constant uprisings and fights between the violent kids and security. At one point it brought my entire unit and even our counselor to tears. When I wanted to leave, which was only two days after being there, the psychiatrist decided to change my medication and give me something for schizophrenia (which I don\'t have) to extend my stay. I passed out from it. For reference, hospitals usually have an observation period to make sure the new medication isn\'t leaving you with negative side effects. His goal in changing my medication was to keep me there longer. Eventually I left, only after signing a contract that said I was leaving against the Hospital\'s wishes. I truly hope things have changed. But my experience was traumatic.

James Pavlick

I have a friend who works here. He is a good person and he does good things. There are good people here. Give them the benefit of the doubt.

SV Van Dyke Flournoy

It was like being in Hogan’s hero’s Germany except those in charge were actually gestapo. The place should be inspected. They troll for homeless so they can get the state paid three nights then they ‘cure’ them after three nights. My ptsd is worse than it ever was.

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