About
About Crossroads Turning Points Inc
Crossroads’ Turning Points Inc. (CTP) is southern Colorado’s largest evidence-based alcohol and substance use disorder treatment organization, operating across 22 counties from its main campus at 2265 Lava Lane in Alamosa. Founded in 1979, the nonprofit specializes in heroin and opioid addiction treatment with a full continuum of care including withdrawal management, residential treatment, outpatient and intensive outpatient programming, and a federally certified Opioid Treatment Program offering methadone-based medication-assisted treatment.
CTP’s published service catalog emphasizes specialty programs for women, including dedicated tracks for pregnant women, postpartum women, and women with children — a CIRCLE program and an EMERGE program are highlighted on the website. Adolescent services and prevention programming round out the catalog, with the agency operating LEAD and PIVOT prevention initiatives across its service area. As a Colorado-licensed 501(c)3 nonprofit, CTP also runs intervention services and co-occurring mental health treatment.
The organization is CARF-accredited and federally certified as an Opioid Treatment Program. SAMHSA records confirm services for adolescents, veterans, pregnant women, young adults, seniors and older adults, men, women, court-ordered clients, clients with HIV/AIDS support needs, and clients with trauma or PTSD histories. CTP accepts Colorado Medicaid, TRICARE, sliding-fee schedules, and self-pay, with financial assistance available. The organization publishes a commitment that no one is denied access to services due to inability to pay.
Services are delivered in English and Spanish, reflecting the bilingual character of the San Luis Valley and the agency’s service area. CTP’s main intake line is 800-304-3758, and the Alamosa office maintains a local line at 719-589-5716. Beyond clinical services, the organization accepts donations through donate@crossroadstp.org as part of its nonprofit funding mix.
- Southern Colorado's largest addiction treatment provider covering 22 counties from single Alamosa location
- Licensed Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) with medication-assisted treatment for opioid withdrawal
- CARF-accredited medical detox facility operating since 1979 with extensive rural service area
- Specialized programs for pregnant/postpartum women requiring medical withdrawal management
- No-denial policy for medical detox services regardless of ability to pay