At Union Recovery Services, we provide addiction recovery programs exclusively for union workers in Fort Collins, Colorado. Whether you’re in construction, education, manufacturing, healthcare, or public utilities, we understand the physical and mental toll your work can take—and how substance use can develop from job stress, fatigue, or trauma.
Our care is confidential, union-informed, and job-protected, ensuring your recovery never puts your career, benefits, or seniority at risk.
We believe that every union worker deserves access to the care and support necessary for lasting recovery. Our mission is to provide a safe, professional, and understanding environment where individuals can overcome addiction while maintaining their careers, personal relationships, and dignity.
Benefits of Choosing Union Recovery Services
Recovery in a judgment-free, confidential setting.
Combining medical treatment, therapy, and peer support.
Treatment options that accommodate work schedules and family responsibilities.
Long-term support to maintain sobriety and well-being.
What We Offer
Tailored recovery programs designed to meet the unique needs of union workers.
Safe, medically supervised detox and structured rehabilitation programs.
Flexible treatment options to fit different work schedules and personal needs.
Addressing underlying emotional and psychological challenges.
Strengthening relationships and providing guidance for loved ones.
Helping union workers transition back to their jobs successfully.
Fort Collins is home to a wide range of union-supported industries—from public schools, manufacturing, and utilities to healthcare, city services, and construction. We proudly serve union workers across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Northern Colorado, offering rapid access to respectful, union-sensitive addiction treatment.
Our team partners directly with union locals, stewards, and benefits administrators to ensure a seamless recovery process that supports your long-term success.
Confidential support and guidance.
(619) 353-1990
