Colorado Springs – CO Front Range Clinic
Front Range Clinic only has one Colorado Springs drug addiction clinic, but our team is still dedicated to helping the entire community. Located right off of N. Academy Blvd., our Colorado Springs Suboxone doctors and administrative staff work hard to help individuals struggling with various addictions.

1304 N. Academy Blvd, Unit 102
Colorado Springs, CO, 80909

Mon: 9:00AM-3:30PM
Tues: 9:00AM-3:30PM
Wed: 9:00AM-3:30PM
Thurs: 9:00AM-3:30PM
Fri: 9:30AM-3:30PM
Life, beyond addiction
Front Range Clinic has created a supportive, kind, and judgement-free environment at the Colorado Springs drug addiction clinic. The Colorado Springs Suboxone doctors will meet with you individually, listen to your needs, and determine the best treatment plan that will help you in being successful.
Recovery is difficult; however, we are dedicated to removing barriers to care, making it just a little easier. Whether you struggle with opioid, alcohol, heroin, benzos, or meth, our Colorado Springs Suboxone doctors are experienced addiction providers.
Don’t wait to begin your treatment. Contact the Colorado Springs drug addiction clinic today to schedule an appointment and begin your journey of recovery.
A step closer to recovery
Request a consultation, and our team will contact you and support you in your recovery journey.

Addiction Services
Front Range Clinic is a leader in addiction services in the state of Colorado. Our medical providers specialize in addiction medicine and are committed to helping anyone who walks into our doors.

Medication Assisted Treatment
Finding recovery does not have to be done cold-turkey. There are medications that are proven to reduce cravings and help with the withdrawal process. MAT medications are approved by the FDA for addiction treatment.
Therapies
Front Range Clinic offers two of the
FDA approved medications for addiction.
We accept the following insurance plans:
Fort range Clinic also offers treatment and services
at an affordable rate for uninsured or out of pocket payers.