Accreditation
CARF Accredited Addiction Treatment
Mile High Treatment & Recovery holds CARF accreditation for its addiction treatment and rehabilitation services.
The Standard
What Is CARF Accreditation?
CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, is an independent, nonprofit organization that sets high standards for quality in health and human services.
Accreditation by CARF means that a provider, like Mile High Treatment & Recovery, has undergone a rigorous, peer-reviewed evaluation process and meets internationally recognized standards for care, safety, and organizational practices.
Unlike basic state licensing, CARF accreditation is voluntary. A clinic chooses to be measured against those standards, and commits to continuous quality improvement to keep the accreditation.
- 1966
- The year CARF was founded
- 62,000+
- Programs and services accredited worldwide
For Patients
What CARF Accreditation Means for You
Being CARF-accredited demonstrates our commitment to a high level of care at every step of your recovery journey.
- Our programs are effective, evidence-based, and continuously improving.
- Clients and their families can trust that they are receiving high-quality services.
- Staff training, policies, and procedures meet nationally recognized standards.
- Our organization is committed to ethical practices, safety, and client-centered care.
Keeping It
Our Ongoing Commitment
CARF accreditation is not a one-time achievement. It requires ongoing review and periodic re-evaluation, which keeps Mile High Treatment & Recovery accountable, transparent, and committed to the quality of our addiction treatment and recovery services.
Our team works to improve our programs, update our practices based on current evidence-based research, and maintain patient-centered care.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
CARF is the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, an independent nonprofit that sets standards for quality in health and human services. It was founded in 1966 and has accredited more than 62,000 programs and services worldwide.
It means an outside body has reviewed the clinic against national standards for care, safety, staff training and ethical practice. You and your family can see that the program has been measured by someone other than the clinic itself.
CARF accreditation is voluntary and separate from the state licensing a clinic must hold. Mile High Treatment & Recovery chose to seek it.
Accreditation is not a one-time award. It requires ongoing review and periodic re-evaluation, so the clinic has to keep meeting the standards rather than meeting them once.
Yes. We accept Medicaid and Medicare, and we are an in-network provider with CCHA (Colorado Community Health Alliance), Colorado Access, and Rocky Mountain Health Plans.
Care You Can Check
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Hours
Mon to Fri: 5:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Sunday: Closed