Sandstone Care is one of a select few behavioral health organizations in Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, and Illinois to have earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval (R) for Behavioral Healthcare Accreditation as a provider of substance abuse, addiction, and dual-diagnosis treatment services.
Established in 1969, The Joint Commission’s Behavioral Health Care Accreditation Program accredits more than 2,250 organizations for a three-year period. Accredited organizations provide treatment and services within a variety of settings across the care continuum for individuals who have mental health, addiction, eating disorder, intellectual/developmental disability, and/or child-welfare related needs.
As part of the JCAHO accreditation process, Sandstone Care underwent a rigorous on-site survey which included a complete review & compliance verification of numerous behavioral health care standards including organizational policies & procedures, treatment services provided, environment of care, screening & assessment procedures, leadership team evaluation, and on-site observations & interviews.
Sandstone Care aims to drive positive lasting change in real people. We understand that you have a life, so we offer a more personalized experience than you would find anywhere else.
We are age-specific, not gender-specific. We focus on the unique circumstances that teens and young adults face.
We only use treatment interventions that have been scientifically proven to provide consistent, lasting recovery.
You are not a number, that’s why we provide a comfortable setting where your voice can be heard.
No one person is the same, and neither is their recovery journey. Your treatment program will be tailored to your unique needs.
We want clients to get the most out of life, which means doing their best in the classroom or at their job.
Recovery involves the entire family, so we provide support for the whole family system.
Sandstone Care provides age specific care for those who struggle with substance use, mental health, and co-occurring disorders. We have treatment centers throughout the United States.
Our commitment to our clients’ lasting success and recovery helps us continually exceed licensing standards of care throughout the industry.
Evidence-based therapy means using therapeutic approaches that have been proven effective through scientific research. The American Psychological Association created the policies for EBT using the best research available. Using evidence-based treatments ensures that the methods used by therapists are not just based on theories but are backed by solid evidence, so that recovery and healing are never left up to chance.
Some additional benefits include:
Studies have shown that these therapy treatments lead to longer-lasting results and empower you with effective coping skills.
Our licensed clinical staff is trained in therapy treatments that are proven to be effective, which means they can provide you with the best care possible.
Since these kinds of treatments are scientifically proven to be effective, the chances of relapse are less likely. This means you’ll be able to save more money in the long run.
EBT requires specialized training in the different kinds of therapies, which means you are guaranteed qualified, verified therapists are in charge of your care.
The Continuum of Care
Access a full range of treatments for mental health and substance use disorders. Whether you need a safe transitional living community, inpatient treatment, or outpatient therapy, we have a program to help.
5-21 days of 24/7 on-site medical supervision.
Our Medically-Assisted Detox and Inpatient Center offers private rooms and 24/7 medically supervised care to support a safe recovery from drugs and alcohol, followed by comprehensive treatment that addresses your physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs.
60-90 days of on-site 24/7 treatment.
We offer residential treatment centers designed specifically for teens struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and co-occurring mental health disorders.
We help teens learn healthy coping skills so they can better handle daily challenges. Teens are provided with an intimate, serene environment with smaller group sizes and a focus on strengthening the family unit. Every client gets robust academic support by certified teachers to ensure clients stay up to date on their coursework.
2-6 months
Our Transitional Living Program can be combined with clinical programming to provide a comprehensive treatment experience for our young adult client’s struggling with substance use disorders.
Our homes are for individuals aged 18-30 and help clients establish a supportive community and accountability, while increasing independence and personal responsibility.
2-4 weeks of on-site day treatment.
Our Teen Young Adult Day Treatment program, also known as Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), is a highly structured level of care that offers five days of robust programming a week.
Our two distinct mental health and substance use tracks help clients to stabilize, begin to understand their mental health and/or addiction struggles, and heal from them. We strive to help our clients become more like the person they want to be, without using negative coping strategies or substances to get there.
8-12 weeks of on-site or virtual treatment.
Our Teen & Young Adult IOP, or Intensive Outpatient Program, offers two distinct tracks to address our client’s needs, each track consisting of 3-4 days of weekly programming.
Our mood disorder track we are able to focus on mental health, depression, trauma, and anxiety. Our dual diagnosis track we are able to support client’s with substance use and mental health challenges. Each focuses on developing positive social, academic, and vocational habits while continuing with their job or school responsibilities.
Our scientifically proven and evidence-based treatment process continues to earn national praise and foster relationships with the following:
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We understand taking the first step is difficult. There is no shame or guilt in asking for help or more information. We are here to support you in any way we can.
