My granddaughter went here for rehab. She was close to death and we thought we would lose her…read more Raleigh House gave her a second chance and helped her look within to not just stop drinking, but to address the "why" behind her drinking. She's been sober nearly two years now and it's been a blessing every day to have her back.

I can't imagine that anyone that went through the full program has anything bad to say about…read moreRaleigh House. I've been through so many programs for over 20 years and nothing compares. Yes, you have to have the correct insurance and yes you have to pay, but it is absolutely life changing. I have yet to meet anyone that hasn't been transformed and felt like the people at RH cared about them for life. If someone has said something negative, the chances are that they had financial difficulties (which happens and is awful) or they weren't open to the process, or they expected more than any program could give.

While I unfortunately wasn't able to use Sandstone's services, I needed to write this review about…read morethe most recent experience I had with Alyssa Green with the Sandstone Behavioral Health Team. My husband experienced a psychiatric emergency two days ago. While we were in the ER, once everyone calmed down and we were able to speak with a crisis counselor with The Aspen Hope Center, we were discharged to go home and figure out what facility my husband would be able to receive residential treatment at. Sandstone was two of the five covered facilities that we could go to that would be covered through our insurance and that was recommended to us by the team at The Aspen Hope Center. Upon calling to get more info, I learned that the only facility that Sandstone had that offered the program my husband needed had an age cap of 35 and he is 36. Normally I would have expected that to have been the end of the road and that I had another few hours of phone calls ahead of me, but the woman I spoke with sent my information over to Alyssa and she's the reason why I'm writing this review. Alyssa called me not long after I hung up with the admissions team at Sandstone, and she immediately made me feel at ease. After everything I had just been through I was obviously flustered and my brain was very scattered, I didn't even know where to begin as far as who to call, where to look for reviews, what reviews to believe, etc. She then provided me in and out of network options for my husband to go to and after a few days of phone calls/questions I think we've decided on the best possible option for my husband to get the best care he can get. I'm so grateful to the team at Sandstone for providing this type of service for patients that don't qualify for their programs, and even more grateful to Alyssa for her kind compassionate care and help. I was expecting this experience to be an absolute nightmare, and while none of it is easy Alyssa made it feel manageable and helped me figure out where I should start. :o)

** I took a full week after writing this and describing the events described below to cool off,…read morebecause I was THAT upset. I've edited a bit for length, but otherwise nothing has changed in my mind after a week's reflection. ** __________________________________ I cannot begin to express how disappointed I am with this organization. Our family member's insurance company denied payment for treatment here, yet their admissions counselor called me and said that "the leadership has decided we want him to get better, so we're admitting him to the program anyway." We were so relieved I was actually in tears at their kindness and commitment to helping a young person in crisis. How wrong I was. After attending three weeks of the program called PHP (I was told it would be two weeks, BTW), our first family therapy Zoom meeting wasn't therapy at all, and instead they decided to tell us that the insurance has denied the claim (which they knew before they accepted him) and our family member will have to transfer to another program. I am beyond livid. They knew even before he started the program that the insurance wouldn't pay, and yet they allowed our family member to start anyway. Now he has to start with a new program, a new doctor, and a new therapist. This is inexcusable and detrimental to the health of the young adult they once claimed to want to help. (Yes, I know they have to make money to stay in business, but it was their decision to accept him. We didn't twist their arm.) Families who are not familiar with outpatient mental health programs shouldn't be expected to know all the facets of these programs and how they're paid for or structured. Before our family member was admitted, I was given all the details of the program (two weeks of "PHP" five days a week from 12-5, then continue for another 8-10 weeks of three hours a day, three days a week. I understood this to be one complete program, not two, but as they were telling us in our call today, no, it's two separate parts, so everything's just peachy. No, it isn't. They're fortunate that our family member is far less upset about this than I am and believes the new program he'll have to start at another place next week will be helpful, but what I've learned from this is that you really can't count on anyone except yourself to get through something as difficult as depression, because even the professionals may let you down.

Dr. Abdelsalam is incredibly kind, professional, compassionate and caring. She spent over an hour…read morewith me and made sure I was completely out of questions before I left. I have never had a physician like her, and I am so glad I found her! I had a blood draw and the phlebotomist was so sweet and made it painless. You can tell this whole office really cares. Very happy I found them!

Dr. Shah is condescending, fatphobic and judgmental. I was there to get help with a mental health…read moreissue. He was 45 minutes late and only wanted to talk about my weight. I was very uncomfortable and left in tears. I had to call the office multiple times to get the prescription sent to the pharmacy.

most all staff, PA's mostly are great with the exception of the only MD there Edrich. I find him a…read morelittle patronizing, arrogant and very self centered. he has not been a good listener while seemingly having come to a quick diagnosis he had formed before even entering the room.

I've been seeing the people at Heritage Hills for 4 years now. I was referred to Dr. Edrich when I…read moregot out of self admitted rehab. Dr. Edrich and his team of doctors have always been extremely attentive to my situation and are understanding. As any business I'm sure they have had some growing pains but his team has always been polite and seem to care. I'm assigned to Renee Kershaw there and I can say she has changed my life in a short year I went from good to horrible and now great. These people care don't listen to the bad reviews I've been there a long time and I'm still on a positive climb to recovery because of them I would recommend them to anyone anytime.

Two psychiatrists have stood me up twice. When I initially made an appointment, they told me they…read morecould get me in the same week, then it was the following week. I was told my appointment was cancelled so they made another appointment the following day with another psychiatrist, but that one no showed. I called several times, sent an email and still haven't been able to get ahold of the office to ensure I'm not charged. Do not recommend.

I am doing better than ever. I really appreciate the help I have gotten from Stepping Stones and…read moreDr. O'brien. My medications are lower, my mood is stable, my headaches have not been a problem for months, and my anxiety is under control. They have a really great team! Especially Dr. O'briens assistant, Jamie. She has been very helpful

I just finished my first session that took a month in a half for my ERP therapy session; and I was…read morereally pleased with my experience. Cam (front desk member) originally got me set up to be apart of Roger's back in October 2025. She provided me with valuable info and answered my questions. Intake was very quick for me (depends on how soon you can be apart of Roger's) it took less than a week to be admitted for IOP (Intensive outpatient, based on your need of care.) My overall experience, I felt treated respectfully and professionally by staff. Caleb was my ERP therapist and he did an amazing job to help treat my OCD pure O. After I graduated from my group session I was also set up to connect with other ERP therapist that is in network with my insurance. . . . I highly, most definitely recommend Roger's Behavioral Health to those that struggle with OCD, Depression etc. Because here you are not alone and people understand what you go through. **Would've left an actual picture during my treatment session, but I forgot to take one. Picture attached is from Google.***

From the owner: The board-certified psychiatrists at Rogers Behavioral Health Denver work closely with patients and…read morefamilies, to develop a personalized plan with clinically effective therapies that treat OCD, anxiety, and depression, other mood disorders.