Treatment Options for Adult Addictive Disease
Alcohol and drug dependencies are life-threatening
conditions which are treatable.
Centennial
Peaks
Hospital
provides hope and treatment for those suffering from
addiction to alcohol and/ or drugs.
Our addiction staff also specializes in treating
co-occurring disorders.
PROBLEMS WE ADDRESS
- Alcohol abuse and
dependency
- Drug abuse and
dependency including use of the following.
- Marijuana
- Hallucinogens
- Cocaine
- Inhalants
- Prescription
Drugs
- Amphetamines
- Heroin
- Barbiturates
Levels of Care
-
Inpatient Detoxification
is designed to provide a safe, medically-monitored
substance detoxification and a solid start towards
recovery.
Patients stay in the hospital for this treatment
-
Inpatient Rehabilitation
provides a short-term in-hospital treatment experience in a safe,
24-hour-care setting.
This program is for individuals requiring
inpatient treatment but not acute detoxification.
Patients may enter the rehabilitation program
following detoxification or directly from the
community.
-
Centennial
Peaks
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides three
hours of structured therapy per day, three days per
week, for eight weeks. This program is designed to allow
the patient to maintain a relatively normal work and
home schedule while learning recovery skills. IOP
utilizes a cognitive, medical, and family system
approach. Therefore we strongly encourage support
system participation.
HOW TO GET HELP
Our Assessment Staff
are available to respond promptly to calls. An
assessment may be scheduled at any time, wherein a
Assessment specialist will help to identify presenting
problems and, with physician consultation, match
individual needs to appropriate care within the
Centennial Peaks Hospital or with other community
resources. We provide assistance in obtaining effective
and accessible treatment services, as well as
consultation regarding financial options. For more
information about our programs, simply call (303)
673‑9990.
Centennial Peaks Hospital will provide services without regard to age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, political affiliation, or economic status.
