Sandstone Care Sober Living - Denver, Co

My Son was recently admitted to SandStone. While going through the admissions procedures, it was amazing how gentle, kind, communicative they were all while understanding some of the hardship and issues going on in our lives. It was so nice to have the support of the staff. Staff worked hand-in-hand with us and our insurance to make sure they could maximize our benefits and make sure the commitment made to us would stand while providing the best of care. I am completely amazed at the truthfulness and honesty of this team of heroes.

Went to Sandstone Care detox in Colorado Springs and can’t thank the staff there enough. Beautiful facility with private rooms, TVs, and private bathrooms. Staff was caring and supportive!

I DO NOT recommend this facility for treatment! My daughter went to Sandstone in Colorado Springs. She started in the detox program. She Is lucky it could have been much worse. Very poorly ran facility! My daughter left in less than a week. She went to a different facility in Lubbock and did AWESOME!! This facility also has horrible communication! Don’t trust this facility to take care of your loved one.

I honestly don't know where to start. I have so much respect for this facility and this team. In the 8 weeks my son was in the IOP I was not necessarily hopeful, I went in thinking it might make a bit of an impact. I was SO wrong, not only did he finish his 8 weeks drug free, he came through those weeks with a sense of himself, with hope and a great experience with a community that he became very close to. One on one therapy, 4 nights a week of group therapy, one on one therapy with parents, one 3 hour family night a week. I could go on and on. This is my second involvement with a treatment center, and they are two totally different animals, The Meadows in Arizona came to us through a therapist, what a waste of time and a huge price tag, from intake to finish it was a disappointment, conversely Sandstone proved their program from day one, their involvement in every client is apparent, I am not assuming that, I heard it from almost every single client that was in my son's group, I experienced it in my therapy sessions with my son and with the weekly family nights. The very strange thing is I personally will miss the support of this group of people who make up the staff at Sandstone and my weekly family nights that I not only got to spend time with my son and his peers but to learn. I cannot recommend this facility enough if you are going through a crisis in your family or life, they truly CARE.

My young adult daughter with a dual diagnosis recently did an assessment at Sandstone in Rockville, MD. I was hopeful that as a new option in the area that they were different. The same old thing...tell you how they are different and offer all of these wonderful services to help your loved one, but they have to do ABC before they can help. I understand the loved one has to want to get better, but isn’t that what treatment is for. Let’s see, if you had cancer and went to the Dr.; can you imagine them saying, once you get rid of the cancer, come back and see us to continue your journey to be cancer free. Wake up people and stop with all the perfectly worded websites and false hope. It is hard enough trying to get your loved one to treatment, only to be told, do this and then we can help. Really? BTW, I have a PPO and they said we can give you some referrals...of the two names they offered, neither took insurance and they said they really didn’t know anyone that they treated. Kolmac seems to be the only group in the area that truly meets the person “at where they are at” and offers help based on the individual.