I write this "review" with a lot of gratitude and humility. AspenRidge gave me my son back, my…read morelife back and for the first time in a long time, I can see a horizon. Before, every day was lived like it was the last. I now work in treatment and as of this review, I am 2 years and 3 months sober and free from alcohol. This serves as more of a public thank you letter more than anything else.

A surprise billing out of network scam. Costs are never presented, and you never see the charges…read more They told me the program was $7,000 and tried to bill $30,000 after completion. And this happened to everyone in my group. Would love to see a class action lawsuit against this place.

I live here currently and so far this place gives you the ability to be yourself and just hangout…read morewhen your not working. So far this really is the best place for those who are really trying to get away from drugs. the problem is a lot of people get mad when they get kicked out cuz they did drugs and that is not allowed what so ever.The owner David light is a good guy he always means well but yes from time to time he does get mad but quickly controls himself. this place is one of the best places to go in my personal opinion.

I was given the privilege of residing at Bre and Kelly Mahana's sober living home, and I cannot…read moreexpress my gratitude enough for the safe, clean, and supportive environment they provided. Large and spacious newly remodeled. The very first detail I noticed was instead of sacrificing personal privacy by hoarding as many twin sized beds into every available space like military barracks as so many others do, this Denver power couple chose instead to place quality of living over quantity of clients. From the moment I contacted Kelly, I was not only welcomed with open arms but he personally trekked to a completely different city to pick me up leaving me with an immediate sense of belonging. Bre and Kelly have created a space that truly promotes recovery and growth. First and foremost, the safety measures implemented at the sober living home I was assigned were quite impressive exceeding all expectation. The three story "city mansion" was equipped with top-notch security systems, ensuring that residents felt secure and protected at all times. This aspect was crucial in my recovery journey, as it allowed me to focus on my sobriety without any distractions or concerns. Moreover, the cleanliness of the home was impeccable. After days spent touring many other unsanitary, run down and overcrowded spaces I was in absolute awe if Bre and Kelly's unique ability to maintain a spotless living environment while maintaining tranquil serenity, which greatly contributed to the overall comfort and well-being of all residents. The attention to detail in keeping the common areas and individual rooms tidy was truly outstanding and unexpected after being convinced I was going to be living in filth if I wanted healing time in a communal sober living environment. What sets Bre and Kelly apart is their unwavering support and dedication to helping residents on their individual sober journeys. They were ALWAYS available to lend a listening ear, offer guidance, and provide resources for personal growth. Their compassion and understanding created a nurturing atmosphere that fostered a strong sense of community among the residents making it simple to make new friends in a brand new city I had just arrived to. In addition to their unmatched professionalism, Bre and Kelly demonstrated a genuine care for each individual's well-being. Their commitment to fostering a positive and supportive environment was evident in every interaction. Whether it was organizing group activities, facilitating group discussions, or simply checking in on residents, their efforts went above and beyond expectations. Bre and Kelly Mahana have truly created a haven for individuals seeking a safe and sober living space. I genuinely feel like they made me a part of their family and for many of us on that journey family is a daunting topic to entertain. Their dedication, compassion, and attention to detail make their sober living home a standout choice for anyone in need of support on their recovery journey. I am immensely grateful for the opportunity to have been part of their community and would highly recommend any of their conveniently located homes to anyone seeking a clean, safe, and supportive environment for their sobriety. I'd like to close with a Public Service Announcement: KELLY MAY BE A PITPUL ON THE OUTSIDE BUT HES A SQUISHY LITTLE TEDDYBEAR ON THE INSIDE THAT CARES FOR EVERY SINGLE MEMBER OF THIS COMMUNITY (addicts and normie) AND SHOWS THAT WITH EVERY DECISION HE MAKES.

Being admitted here went really well, they came and picked me up from the hospital themselves. I…read moretold tyson what I was dealing with and he drove his own car on his lunch break to come and get me so I could actually make it to I Am Recovery. Super nice guy, he really understands addiction and would give anyone the shirt off his back to help them or whatever they need. Once I was in residential treatment there I was really blown away by how much everyone cared and went above and beyond. They have 2 trained chefs there, the food was amazing, I gained about 40 lbs while in residential treatment for a little over 45 days. I was assigned my own therapist, case manager, and all of the techs were great to work with, they don't look down on people here. The techs that really stood out to me were probably Tyler (Just an awesome guy, very caring), Alex (Took me to all my outside appointments and always has your back), Alecia (She knows about a lot of interesting things and is always super helpful), and there are a bunch of others but those are the ones I worked with the most. We went to classes during the morning and had different groups learning different things. A lot of time in the evenings they would take us (I think they hold about 14 clients at a time) to places to do things, like playing pickleball, going on hikes, we even went bowling one time. It is nice not being just stuck in a little building, they do a lot of outside activities, and they have a larger facility with a few different buildings too. We also did some things I really enjoyed, like breathwork, sound baths, cold plunges, we even went to a native american sweat lodge a few times. That was a real cool experience and I felt like all the holistic stuff they do really adds to your recovery. They said they like to introduce us to a lot of different ways to stay healthy and that we can pick and choose what to continue doing in our own lives that works best for us in the future. The case managers here help you get food stamps, medicaid, everything that is going to help you. They know their stuff and are very efficient at what they do. So much better than trying to call workforce services or whatever myself, they know exactly how to handle them and they get stuff done. They also helped me with coming up with a resume, talked to me about how to get a job and do a good interview, and gave me a lot of good advice. I was amazed at how many programs exist that you can take advantage of for assistance while being eligible for things like this. I had not been told about any of this while at other treatment centers in the past. My therapist (Olivia) was amazing, or is I should say as I felt like she was helping me so much I continued to meet with her after residential treatment. She is very knowledgeable and has a lot of experience doing therapy, fully licensed etc. She cried a little on my graduation day and really seems to care, and the other therapists are no different from what I could tell. Graduation is awesome by the way, they let you bring in whoever to support you and it is a couple hour event with them all taking turns talking about different things that they noticed while you are here and things that might help out in the real world. Very emotional experience. The therapist for each graduate picks out some kind of stone to represent the client and it is presented along with a certificate and some other things to you when you graduate the program. Really cool way to do it for sure. They offered me the chance to go to sober living afterwards, which I took them up on. They own multiple sober living houses in different areas, you are assigned one or if there is a good reason why you should go to a specific one they work with you on that. The houses are really nice and you basically end up living with all the friends you made while in residential treatment. This gives you time to find a job, get back on your feet, and they dont just kick you out after residential and say 'see ya!', they really care about making sure everyone is setup for success. During sober living they continued to help me with job skills like making a resume and looking for a job and stuff. While in sober living you continue to stay in touch with those in residential treatment and all the same case managers and therapists and stuff are available to you as well. Sober living has been awesome and I will miss these guys when I leave. You definitely form connections here, this program is unlike many others and they care about you personally I have found. I'm so glad I decided to come here, I've been to other treatment centers and it's just like a rinse and repeat kind of thing there. Not here. Really a special place with a lot of caring and knowledgeable people working there.

The house manager is a hot head. She snapped at me for coughing in the kitchen while I was getting…read morecoffee. She also played favorites with the residents and would ignore anything said about the ones she liked. She wasn't there most of the time and was generally sleeping when she was. I've also heard her bad mouth former residents and give personal information about why they had to leave. She kicked me out because the holidays made my check late and then complained that I didn't have my stuff packed. She has also suggested that I send incorrect invoices to places. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

This place has been nothing but helpful to me. I think if you have a severe problem, your best bet…read moreis the ER. Dr Conger is very empathetic, diplomatic, and not quick to push meds. The guy at reception remembers me, is friendly and also compassionate. They've been one of three mental health facilities for me in Denver (the other two I tried regarding therapy), and they're my favorite to deal with thus far.

So I'm really bad at long stories so I'll try to just give the bullet points…read more So I was a patient here very briefly. So my visits went like this. I unload my problem and get diagnosed. I'm put on meds. These are strong meds givin to me after a 40 minute appointment to meet me for the first time. So I use there pharmacy to fill the script they just gave me. The pharmacist then begins to freak out over the way my prescription is written, the dosage it's written for, and the way it's broken up and supposed to be taken. It was extremely odd and very offputting. It's nerve-racking enough to take these kinds of meds but to have the pharmacist himself acting like he had never encountered these medications or this issue before was just horrifying. So I get home and begin to take the medicine. After 10 days I go into a psychotic episode from the meds. I proceed for the next five days, eight phone calls, 4 voice messages try to get a hold of anyone at this place, not just my doctor but simply anyone to help me and give me guidance of what I should do with these meds. After all the calls and voicemails I finally get a hold of a nurse who barely speaks English and assures me she will ask the doctor for me. Several hours go by And i finally get a phone call that simply says stop taking the meds. No follow up nothing more than that just stop. It took me months to crawl back up to just the depressed horrible self that I was before I ever stepped foot in this office. And last but not least the receptionist at this place looks and acts like he just got out of prison a few days ago. He is completely unprofessional, rude and bad at his job. I made an appointment with him, the appointment was over a month out so I waited and waited and waited. Four days before the appointment I get a phone call from him stating he made the appointment with the wrong doctor and that I would have to wait a month again before I could be seen. If I was hanging by a thread before and barley able to make it threw each day this place definitely cut the thread on me. My only goal coming here was to try and feel a little human again and try and come up with a reason for going on. This place took what little hope I had of ever feeling better and simply threw it in the trash. Thanks wellshire!

Mountain West was a huge part of not only getting sober, but learning how to stay sober after the…read moreprogram. I spent a total of 60 days here, and those 60 days truly changed the direction of my life. From day one, the staff treated me like a person who mattered -- not just another client. Sarah, my case manager, played such an important role in my recovery. Her support, guidance, and belief in me helped me push through moments when I didn't believe in myself. Perry, the house manager, created a stable, structured, and safe environment that allowed real growth to happen, and James, the assistant manager, was always present, supportive, and genuinely invested in everyone's success. The peer coaches are what made Mountain West feel like home. Rick, Brooke, Matt, Brandon, and Dell led groups every single night of the week, and those groups had a massive impact on me. Their honesty, consistency, and willingness to share their own experiences helped me build confidence, accountability, and hope. Because of them, I discovered a new purpose and set a goal to become a peer coach myself this year -- something I never would have imagined before coming here. Mountain West isn't just a sober living house -- it's a family. The staff and the people I met here became people I truly care about and will always be grateful for. The lessons, relationships, and support I gained here continue to help me stay sober and move forward in my life every single day. If you're looking for a place that truly cares, holds you accountable, and helps you build a real foundation for long-term sobriety, Mountain West is that place.

Hilltop Park has been an incredible place to work! I've been to other facilities that are not even…read morehalf this nice. Everyone is smiling, says hello, and seems to care about the residents and love what they do! Great atmosphere, smells clean, the residents are happy. I definitely recommend this facility for not only your loved ones, but also for yourself if you are in the healthcare field!

This community has an incredible team of healthcare professionals. The admissions director,…read moreAngelina was so responsive and so educated on financials and made the whole process seamless. the Director of Nirsing ( I think her name was Marlene) helped make this process so stress free. It's never easy putting above one on a nursing facility. Overall, I am so satisfied with the care my loved one is currently receiving.

From the moment I contacted Optimal Hospice I felt the pressure begin to retreat from my long…read moreperiod of caring for a loved one. Things had gotten to the point where I could no longer feel confident in my own abilities to continue to provide the care needed. I believe my hand was guided from above when I selected, and made contact with, Optimal Hospice. Once engaged, a team of top professionals was dispatched and they just seemed to know instantly what to do. All the while they held the highest regard and sensitivity for me and my family. In no time I saw what I could not have done alone taking place in front of my eyes. This was a true blessing and this wonderful group of individuals kept me informed every step of the way. The outstanding performance exhibited by Optimal Hospice made all the difference in the world, and I could finally get the peace of mind I needed to truly prepare for the send off of my loved one. I cannot express enough my sincere gratitude and appreciation for the enormous contribution Optimal Hospice made to our lives. Do not hesitate to call them, you will not be sorry.

"Home Care Assistance is one of the premier home care agencies in the Denver area. Andy and his…read moreteam are passionate about providing the best senior care for their clients and a top professional environment for their caregivers."