Medicaid or Government funding, Naltrexone in Colorado
124 facilities in 50 cities match. 257 facilities in Colorado in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Colorado
50 cities, alphabetical. 27 have a single facility.
- Akron1
- Alamosa4
- Antonito1
- Arvada4
- Aurora9
- Black Hawk1
- Boulder2
- Burlington1
- Canon City2
- Castle Rock1
- Center1
- Colorado Springs10
- Commerce City3
- Cortez2
- Delta1
- Denver19
- Dillon1
- Durango3
- Elizabeth1
- Englewood6
- Evergreen1
- Fort Collins3
- Fort Morgan3
- Frisco1
- Glenwood Springs1
- Grand Junction4
- Greeley2
- Gunnison1
- Holyoke1
- Idaho Springs1
- La Jara1
- Lafayette2
- Lamar1
- Limon1
- Littleton4
- Longmont2
- Louisville2
- Loveland2
- Monte Vista1
- Montrose1
- Morrison1
- Pagosa Springs1
- Palmer Lake1
- Parker2
- Pueblo3
- San Luis1
- Sterling1
- Telluride1
- Wheat Ridge4
- Yuma1
Types of care
- Detox in Colorado48
- Inpatient and residential in Colorado59
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Colorado142
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Colorado0
- Outpatient in Colorado240
- Opioid treatment programs in Colorado35
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Colorado publishes its own list of licensed providers.