About
About Crossroads Turning Points Inc
Crossroads Turning Points Inc (CTP) has served southern Colorado since 1979 and operates as the region’s largest evidence-based alcohol and substance use disorder treatment organization. Headquartered in Trinidad with services delivered across 22 Colorado counties, the nonprofit 501(c)(3) is state-licensed and provides a complete continuum of care for adults and adolescents working through addiction and co-occurring mental health concerns.
The Trinidad campus and CTP’s broader network include withdrawal management (medical detox), residential treatment, outpatient programming, and intensive outpatient services. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is available, with a documented specialty in heroin and opioid addiction treatment. SAMHSA records confirm cognitive behavioral therapy as the documented therapeutic method and telehealth as an available modality.
CTP’s population focus is unusually broad: SAMHSA lists service to adolescents, veterans, young adults (18-25), seniors, men, women, clients with HIV/AIDS support needs, deaf and hard-of-hearing clients, and individuals referred from the criminal justice system. The organization additionally highlights a dedicated specialty in helping women with children and supporting pregnant and postpartum women. Spanish-language services are noted in the agency’s published materials.
As a nonprofit accepting Medicaid, self-pay, and sliding-scale fees, CTP explicitly states that no one is denied access to services due to inability to pay, with a discounted/sliding fee schedule based on income and family size. Prospective clients can reach the organization at 800-304-3758 or (719) 846-4481 for intake, prevention, intervention, or co-occurring treatment services.
- Southern Colorado's largest substance use disorder treatment agency with over 40 years of specialized medical detox experience
- Comprehensive medical detox services covering alcohol detox, drug detox, and co-occurring disorders with 24/7 medical supervision
- Multiple levels of care from inpatient detox through outpatient programs, allowing seamless transition through withdrawal management
- ASL services and accessibility features for deaf and hard-of-hearing patients needing medical detox
- Medicaid acceptance and sliding scale payment options making medical detox accessible to diverse populations