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Turquoise Lodge Hospital
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- Level of care
- Detox, Residential, Intensive outpatient (IOP)
- Ages
- 18+
- Insurance listed
- Not yet verified, call to confirm
- Phone
- (505) 841-8978
- Address
- 5400 Gibson Blvd SE, Box 13, Albuquerque, NM 87108
2 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.
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Published program summary
New Mexico's state-run (NM Department of Health) substance-use treatment hospital: a 24/7 medically staffed inpatient facility providing medical detox, social-model residential rehabilitation, and IOP to adult New Mexico residents, prioritizing pregnant women, injecting drug users, and parents seeking to regain custody, and not denying care based on source of payment.
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Contact information
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Services and populations
- Levels of care
- Detox, Residential, Intensive outpatient (IOP)
- Specialties
- Substance use disorder / addiction treatment, Medically managed withdrawal (detox), Priority care for pregnant injecting drug users and pregnant substance users, Other injecting drug users, Women with dependent children, parenting women, and parents seeking to regain custody
- Modalities
- Evidence-based practices, Classes and groups (group programming), Peer support / Community Unity model, Recreational therapy (walks, yoga, horseshoes), Tobacco cessation and nicotine replacement therapy, Nutrition counseling (dietician available), Discharge / recovery planning
- Ages
- 18+
- Genders served
- Adults, men and women (18 and older)
- Parent organization
- New Mexico Department of Health
Admissions and program details
- Operating status
- Listed as operating. Confirm current status with the program.
- Typical length of stay
- Per the program website: medical detox typically 5-10 days; social (model) rehab typically 25-30 days; IOP multiple times weekly, typically 3-6 months. The official patient handbook states detox 1-7 days and social rehab up to 30 days (figures differ slightly between the two official sources).
Insurance and credentials
- Accreditation
- The Joint Commission
Location
- Location
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- Address
- 5400 Gibson Blvd SE, Box 13, Albuquerque, NM 87108
- County
- Bernalillo County
Additional details
Sources
- Official program page · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Official patient handbook pdf · Source date Jun 24, 2026
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