Rocky Mountain Detox Treatment Center

I'm highly critical of my treatment experiences.Rocky Mountain Detox has always provided exceptional care.I've been working in emergency medicine for over 10 years..I wish the nurse who took care of me was someone who I worked with

I came to Rocky Mountain Detox thinking I just needed a simple detox, but I quickly realized there was so much more I needed to address. Through group sessions and support, I discovered that recovery isn t just about getting clean; it's about understanding the roots of my addiction and truly healing from within.The facility itself felt like a sanctuary clean, safe, and supportive. They provided me with not only the tools but the knowledge I needed to maintain my sobriety, which has lasted a year and a half now. The food was great, and the staff felt like family, making the whole experience one that was both nurturing and life-changing. I ended up completing their residential treatment program, which played a major role in helping me reach this milestone in my sobriety.Every single person at Rocky Mountain Detox, from the nurses and behavioral health techs to the clinicians and background staff, was a blessing. Their expertise and compassion left a lasting impact on me, and I truly feel like I owe my life to them. I couldn t ever thank each person who contributed to my recovery enough, and I couldn't recommend a better place for anyone seeking real, life-changing treatment. Rocky Mountain Detox isn t just a facility it s a place of healing, learning, and hope.Thank you, Rocky Mountain Detox, for giving me my life back.

I recently was there detoxing from some pretty heavy drugs. I was repetitively dismissed when I told them I was struggling to breathe and my ligaments or my muscles felt out of place. Eventually, after enough advocating (having anger issues according to them), they let me go to the hospital. Earlier that morning I had to sign a contract that I would not let bodily fluids on the bed. Because I had to change the sheets after I had a bowel movement that I did not feel and was consistently shamed for it as embarrassing as it already was. I was yelled at walked all over called basically crazy talked about disrespected, called names and when I was reacting by crying and saying I couldn t breathe After asking to leave to get my phone, (which was not protocol so I could not get my phone) I Call the police because I felt like I was the only person on my side and I was being made to be a Crazy addict Who is just making up health problems. They packed all of my stuff, throwing it in a bag and and told me to leave because I was causing a scene Scene At this point, I was not talking to anybody And struggling to breathe by hyperventilating. After this traumatic experience, I ordered myself Lift and ended up going to my friends office, which is a physical therapist. She checked me out. Because the hospital specifically said they could not check out unless there was bones out of place Since it was an ER and they weren t specialist. I found out I had scar tissue building From my shoulder To my neck Head chest and hips. The scar tissue was blocking me to breathe and causing a lot of problems. I guess the scar tissue built up after I got. Beat up by my friend this past July which I told staff about. They completely neglected me and treated me like I was crazy and made me feel disgusting I have never been treated like such trash for wanting to get help. I m going to try physical therapy but based on the amount of scar tissue that is built up overtime if they can t remove the scar tissue by breaking up. I will have to have surgery, which makes sense because the pain was so severe to the point where I was throwing up and Staff were telling me I had digestion issues and not reporting anything. I complain about but reporting my anger issues. hopefully for their sake I do not have to have surgery because they will be getting notified from my lawyer about a case with malpractice. , I came here looking for help when I was struggling with addiction because of my loneliness and instead, I just got bullied by a bunch of soppy nurses who thought they knew better than me. If you re struggling addict, I promise you if you go here, they will make sure you know that you re struggling addict. There s nothing luxurious about this place. Unless you re talking about the kind of luxurious that Kim Kardashian possesses in which you will be looked down upon. The lack of education is honestly no surprise because the nursing staff still act like they re in high school I felt like I was being bullied.