Admissions

Admission Process

Client and/or client’s family makes initial contact with Flatirons Recovery admissions staff to gather information both on our program, as well as to inform our admission’s team regarding treatment needs—in particular, whether or not the client may need detoxification services before admission.
Flatirons Recovery performs verification of insurance benefits.
Flatirons Recovery calls financially responsible party to discuss insurance coverage and cost of treatment.
An over the phone pre-admission assessment is performed with the prospective client.
The results of the pre-admission assessment are reviewed by Flatirons Recovery Clinical Director to determine appropriateness of client for the program.
If it is determined that the client is appropriate for treatment at Flatirons Recovery, a service agreement will be signed by the client and his or her financial representative.
An admission date and time is scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.

Your Name

Your Email

Client's Phone Number

Relationship To Client

Referred By

Client's First Name

Client's Last Name

Client's Date Of Birth

Client's Age

Gender

Client's Address

City

State

Zip Code

Insurance Company

Plan Type

State Policy Was Issued In

Policy Holder Date Of Birth

Member ID Number

Group Number

Insurance Company Phone Number

Has Client Been To Treatment Before? If yes, where?

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Admissions FAQ

How quickly can someone begin treatment after reaching out?

After your initial assessment and insurance verification, most clients can begin treatment within 24–72 hours, depending on availability and individual needs.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes. We work with most major insurance providers and offer free insurance verification. While we are out-of-network for some plans, many clients still receive partial or full coverage.

What if my loved one is reluctant to seek help?

It is common for people to resist treatment. While we do not provide interventions, we can connect you with trusted professionals and offer guidance to help you support your loved one.

Can I tour the facility before enrolling?

Yes. We welcome prospective clients and families to schedule a private tour of our Boulder facility and sober living homes.

What should I bring with me to treatment?

You will receive a full packing list after enrollment. Generally, bring comfortable clothing, approved medications, and a few personal items. We provide essentials like hygiene products and linens.

Do you offer support after treatment ends?

Yes. We offer continuing care, alumni support, and resources to help you stay connected and supported long after your program ends.

Will my treatment be customized to my needs?

Yes. Each client receives a personalized treatment plan based on their unique history, goals, and clinical needs. We combine evidence-based and holistic therapies to support whole-person healing.

Do you offer detox services?

While we do not provide on-site detox, we work closely with trusted local partners and can help coordinate a safe medical detox before starting your program with us.

Can I work or go to school while in treatment?

Many clients in our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) continue with work or school. We offer flexible day and evening options to support your schedule and responsibilities.