Admissions
Getting started at Flatirons Recovery in Denver
What Does the Admissions Process Look Like?
Most individuals want to know how our admissions process works. The process below covers every step from your first phone call to your start date.
- You or a family member contacts our admissions team. We answer your questions about the program and ask about your situation. Part of that conversation covers whether detox is needed first.
- We verify your insurance benefits. Verification is free and happens quickly.
- We call whoever is financially responsible. You get a clear picture of coverage and cost before anything moves forward.
- You complete a pre-admission assessment over the phone. The conversation covers your history, current symptoms, and any past treatment.
- Our clinical director reviews your assessment. They determine whether our program is the right fit for what you need.
- You sign a service agreement. If our program fits, you and your financial representative sign before admission.
- We schedule your start date. Admission is scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
Filling out the form below is the fastest way to start. A member of our admissions team will follow up once we have your information.
FAQs About Admissions at Flatirons Denver
It is normal to have questions about admissions and our admissions processes. Here are answers to what we hear most.
What if I need help filling out the admissions form?
Call our admissions team, and we will walk you through it. You do not need insurance details or paperwork in hand to start the conversation.
How soon can treatment start once I contact you?
Most individuals begin within 24 to 72 hours of completing the assessment and insurance verification. Timing depends on availability and what your assessment shows.
Which insurance plans do you work with?
We work with most major insurance providers and verify your benefits at no cost.
How do I help someone who does not want treatment?
Resistance is normal and does not mean the conversation is over. We offer access to family resources and family support groups, as well as referrals for professional interventions.
Can I stay employed or enrolled in school during treatment?
Yes. Our intensive outpatient program runs on a schedule built around work, school, and family obligations. Our admissions team looks at your availability and finds a schedule that works for you.