Alcohol. Alcohol withdrawal can be medically dangerous, which is why supervised care matters rather than quitting cold at home.
Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Aurora, CO
Medically supervised detox and residential addiction treatment in Aurora, CO — MAT, co-occurring care, Medicaid accepted. Admissions 24/7: 303.268.3021.
Medically supervised detox in Aurora, CO
Sheridan Grove Recovery provides medically supervised detox — withdrawal management — in Aurora, Colorado, at 2000 South Blackhawk Street. For many people, detox is where treatment starts: the body clears substances under medical oversight, with 24/7 nursing support monitoring withdrawal and adjusting care as symptoms change. A search for "detox near me" in the Denver metro turns up mostly downtown Denver options; Sheridan Grove Recovery is here in Aurora, in a residential setting rather than the middle of the city.
Medically supervised withdrawal management is safer than stopping abruptly on your own. Qualified medical providers and 24/7 nursing support are part of the program throughout detox, and the same team can move you into ongoing care rather than sending you elsewhere once withdrawal settles.
Medical detox for alcohol, opioids, and stimulants
Detox at Sheridan Grove Recovery covers the substances people most often need help withdrawing from safely:
Opioids, including fentanyl and heroin. Medically supervised withdrawal management, with medication-assisted treatment available to ease the transition.
Benzodiazepines. Like alcohol, benzodiazepine withdrawal can be serious and is managed under medical oversight.
Methamphetamine and cocaine. Stimulant withdrawal is supported with medical monitoring and clinical care.
Withdrawal looks different for every person and every substance; care is adjusted to what the person is actually going through, not a fixed script.
A full continuum in Aurora — detox through aftercare
Sheridan Grove Recovery offers connected levels of care in one place, so care can step down as recovery stabilizes rather than ending abruptly:
- Medical detox (withdrawal management). Medically supervised care as substances leave the body, with 24/7 nursing support.
- Residential treatment. Structured, live-in care with daily clinical programming for people who need to step away from their environment to focus on recovery. The 80-bed program serves both men and women.
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT). FDA-approved medication combined with counseling.
- Co-occurring disorders treatment. Care for a mental health condition and a substance use disorder together.
- Aftercare support. A continuing plan for the transition out of residential care.
Residential treatment in Aurora
Residential treatment is live-in care for people who need to step out of the environment tied to their use and focus fully on recovery. Days are structured around clinical programming — individual and group therapy, skills work, and time to rest and stabilize. The 80-bed program serves both men and women. Transportation is provided 24/7, 365 days a year, and the residential setting keeps people close to family across the Denver metro rather than far from home.
Addiction treatment in Aurora, close to home
Sheridan Grove Recovery is in Aurora — one of Colorado's largest cities and the community the building actually sits in, at 2000 South Blackhawk Street in southeast Aurora. For Aurora families, that means addiction treatment close to home: close enough to stay involved, in a residential setting rather than downtown.
When you search for "detox near me" in Aurora, this is care in your own city. Sheridan Grove Recovery also serves the wider Denver metro from here.
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in Aurora
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medication with counseling to support recovery from opioid and alcohol use. Sheridan Grove Recovery's MAT program uses Suboxone, Subutex, and Vivitrol. Not every medication is available at every facility: Sheridan Grove Recovery does not provide methadone on site, and an authorized medical provider determines which option is appropriate. For people who are already on methadone, the program welcomes them and supports the transition into care.
Care for co-occurring mental health and addiction
Many people arrive with more than a substance use disorder — depression, anxiety, or trauma alongside it. Sheridan Grove Recovery treats a mental health condition and a substance use disorder together, rather than one at a time, so the two are not left to work against each other.
Therapies at Sheridan Grove Recovery
Therapy is delivered individually and in groups, drawing on evidence-based approaches: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, family therapy, life skills training, and relapse prevention. The mix is matched to the person rather than applied off a checklist.
Insurance and Medicaid in Colorado
Both Medicaid and commercial insurance accepted — neither undercuts the other. Sheridan Grove Recovery accepts Health First Colorado, the state's Medicaid program, and is a Colorado Safety Net provider. What a specific plan covers is a conversation, not a website promise — admissions can review coverage with you when you call.
Starting treatment in Aurora
Getting started is a phone call. Admissions can talk through what is going on, review coverage, and explain what care in Aurora looks like — for you or for someone you love. Call admissions at 303.268.2987.
Accredited by The Joint Commission, Sheridan Grove Recovery offers drug and alcohol addiction treatment in Aurora, CO, from medically supervised detox through aftercare.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions.
Where in Aurora is Sheridan Grove Recovery located?
Sheridan Grove Recovery is in Aurora, Colorado, at 2000 South Blackhawk Street, Aurora, CO 80014, in the southeast part of the metro. It serves Aurora and the surrounding Denver–Aurora metro.
Is there a medically supervised detox near me in Aurora?
Yes. Sheridan Grove Recovery provides medically supervised detox — withdrawal management — in Aurora, with 24/7 nursing support monitoring withdrawal as symptoms change. To ask about detox, call admissions at 303.268.2987.
Does Sheridan Grove Recovery accept Medicaid in Colorado?
Sheridan Grove Recovery accepts Health First Colorado, the state's Medicaid program, and is a Colorado Safety Net provider. Both Medicaid and commercial insurance accepted — neither undercuts the other. Admissions can review coverage with you when you call.
What levels of care does Sheridan Grove Recovery offer in Aurora?
Medical detox (withdrawal management), residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with Suboxone, Subutex, or Vivitrol, care for co-occurring disorders, and aftercare support.
Does the program treat co-occurring mental health and addiction together?
Yes. Sheridan Grove Recovery treats a mental health condition and a substance use disorder together, rather than one at a time.
Is Sheridan Grove Recovery accredited?
Accredited by The Joint Commission, which reflects an independent review of the program's care and safety practices.
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