What is the admissions process?

Initial medical screening, history review, and personalized detox plan to ensure safe entry into residential care.

Who is eligible for detox and treatment?

Adults needing supervised withdrawal from substances, including those with dual diagnosis; excludes acute medical emergencies.

We treat alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, and methamphetamines with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and medical oversight.

Yes, each client gets a private room and bathroom in our small 14-bed home for dignity and focus during treatment.

We offer CBT, DBT, group therapy, trauma-informed sessions, recovery coaching, and life skills training.

Yes, we accept private health insurance; contact us to verify coverage and for details.

This is a short-term residential detox program, and length of stay is based on individual needs and progress.

Yes, we coordinate aftercare support including telehealth, overdose prevention, and community resources.

Yes, family support and education are encouraged, with gender-specific groups available.

Our intimate setting offers private rooms and practical life skills preparation alongside medical detox for real-world recovery support.

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Sorry! At this time we are not accepting that insurance at our facilities. However, if you call us, we’d be happy to help you find coverage.