Skip to main content
alpenglow Recovery Center

Programs

Care that meets you where you are.

Six programs, one team. Most people start in outpatient care and add medication if it helps. Detox and our residential house are here for the times you need more.

Same counselor at every level

Side by side

How the levels of care compare

Self-pay ranges are before insurance. Most people use insurance, and we tell you your likely cost before you start.

Levels of care compared by time, where you sleep, medical support, usual length and self-pay range
Level Time Where you sleep Medical support Usual length Self-pay
Medical detox 24 hours a day On our six-bed unit Nurses around the clock, a provider daily Usually 3 to 7 days $700 to $1,100 a day
Residential treatment Full days, every day At our 12-bed house Staff on site day and night Often 21 to 45 days $650 to $950 a day
Partial hospitalization (PHP) About 6 hours, 5 days a week At home Prescriber and nurse on site Usually 2 to 4 weeks $350 to $500 a day
Intensive outpatient (IOP) About 3 hours, 3 days a week At home Medication visits in the same building Often 8 to 12 weeks $175 to $275 a day
Outpatient counseling (OP) 1 or 2 sessions a week At home As needed As long as it helps $110 to $160 a session
Medication (MAT) Clinic visits every 1 to 4 weeks At home Physician and nurse practitioners No set end date $150 to $300 a month

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

Part of every program

No add-on fees and no separate waiting lists. These come with any level of care.

Not sure which fits? Start here
  • Mental health care A psychiatric nurse practitioner and therapists in the same building.
  • Medication, if you want it Offered to everyone it may help, never held back as a reward.
  • Family support Family sessions with your consent and a free weekly family group.
  • Naloxone for everyone A free kit and two minutes of training before you leave, every time.
  • Peer recovery coaches People in long-term recovery who have been where you are.
  • A plan for after Your next appointments booked before any step ends.

Confidential, always

The right level is a conversation, not a test.

Tell us a little in the confidential intake, or call. A clinician helps you choose, and you can always move up or down later.

Not for emergencies. If someone may be overdosing, call 911. In crisis, call or text 988.

Fictional sample site by SearchPod