Clinic hours — Our front desk is open to help with reception, scheduling, intake, counseling, phone and email support, and insurance or billing questions. You can book appointments, get paperwork signed, and meet with your care team — we’re here to make the process as easy as possible. Dosing hours — These are the times when medication is dispensed or given under staff observation, or is available for pickup. Please try to arrive a little early so we can check you in; if you can’t make a dosing window, give us a call and we’ll help you arrange an appointment or walk you through the clinic’s emergency protocol.

Dosing Hours indicate when patients can receive their medication (such as methadone, buprenorphine, etc).

Intake Hours are the designated times for new patients to complete their initial assessment and enrollment. During intake, you’ll meet with our clinical team to review your medical history, discuss treatment goals, and create a personalized recovery plan.

Clinic Hours refer to the times when the clinic is open for general operations — such as counseling, assessments, and administrative support. During these hours, patients can check in, schedule appointments, or meet with staff for non-dosing services.

Guest dosing allows you to receive your methadone treatment at a different Denver Recovery Group clinic while traveling or relocating, helping you stay consistent in your recovery plan.

MAT reduces withdrawal symptoms and cravings while supporting addiction recovery through counseling and medical care a combination proven to promote lasting stability.

Yes. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) has been proven to be an effective, evidence-based approach to managing opioid addiction under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals. At Denver Recovery Group, all treatment is carefully monitored to ensure patient safety and long-term recovery success.