The Recovery Village Palmer Lake

Going to the recovery village at Palmer Lake truly changed my life! The staff is made up of a comprehensive group of individuals that truly care about their patients. The medical team overseas your health so you can begin your new journey strong. You’re able to build relationships with others like you who are struggling and life long lasting friendships. Numerous tools are provided to help you post recovery and the team is always available to you in an emergency. Various styles of therapy are offered, and healthy meals are provided. No recovery facility is perfect however, the setting in beautiful monument, Colorado, hikes, the labyrinth, the swimming pool, offsite activities. Keep you engaged in the real world all well finding your peace. I will be forever grateful to the team at the recovery village of Palmer Lake. Shout out to Arno, Dr. G., Janet, Melissa, Bill, David,, Cindy, Amanda, Dr. Rachael and the woman who truly runs things ha ha Danielle and many others too many to name. As I stated before, no place is perfect and the largest area for improvement is Cleanliness in common spaces. When I was ready to depart, they had to address this by hiring additional staff so I’m hoping it’s much better now. I am pretty particular and high maintenance regarding hotel stays and there’s nothing at Palmer lake that I couldn’t live with. I just advocated for myself and spoke up when there was something I needed done. I hope you will truly give PLR the team they are saved my life! 🥰

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I just want to say thank you to Teena at Recovery Village Palm Lake. She has been helping me these last couple of days, and I can honestly say she has made a stressful situation a lot easier for me. I feel like she’s really been trying to help me get everything lined up and make my transition into my visit this Wednesday as smooth as possible. I really appreciate her patience, understanding, and the time she’s taken to help me. Thank you, Teena. It means more than you probably realize.

Great place great people highly recommend recommended

Recovery village Palmer lake is truly a lifesaver from the staff to the people you will meet the knowledge that they bring have you learn everyone who is there truly cares about your recovery and is there for you no matter what 24/7.

I was looking for a trauma-based treatment program and Recovery Village at Palmer Lake was exactly what I was looking for. The staff are great and the programming is on target. I highly recommend.

I was awakened at 330am and informed that an ambulance was en route, because my oxygen levels were dangerously low. No surprise there. I'd been there 48 hours after an extended meth binge, and I'd been moved to residential status the previous day. I am sixty three years old and last year had a quadruple bypass, open heart surgery and came to the facility with both a stationary and a portable oxygen accumulator. So to me, none of this was a surprise, though I will admit that I have difficulty reattaching my oxygen in the state that I was in. So I'm sure a nurse would have been a good idea nearby under the circumstances. I was pretty bummed about going to the hospital since my numbers come right back up when the oxygen is on. But I can understand that they need to cover their ass. However, they also made it clear that I wouldn't be accepted back because of this difficulty. That bothered me more because none of this was a secret. I told them all about it from the initial call until I showed up with all my equipment and clothes. I did not meet a single person on the patient end of things that I could say a harsh word about. I made it to one group, and I could tell that I would probably really like this place. However, the business office or whoever handles that crap really screwed me over. It is 2 days later and I still have not received my medication, which I assumed would be overnighted. Everything the hospital that they sent me to gave me was in that bag. All the hospital gave me was a strong diuretic, which is exactly identical till the diuretic, that was in my medications. I will call my doctor now and try to get them all refilled since, they're obviously not going to show up today either. So if you've got health concerns, maybe this isn't the place. Although the nursing staff were all great. I liked the people here. I was motivated to recover. From my own history. I know that's all that's necessary. I am terminally ill to begin with. So to me, it's a question of how I want to spend the rest of my life. If someone asked me whether I thought they should go to recovery village or not. I would say, go for it. But my story reflects the realities of the business of recovery. Hopefully, there are sufficient numbers of people whose stories reflect the reality of the miracle of recovery. I'm disappointed and truly sad that I cannot be among the latter.