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Scroll to walk through every stage of treatment — what happens, how long it takes, and what it costs. No surprises.

97%
Complete medical detox safely
Under 24/7 clinical supervision
14
Years of accredited practice
CARF & Joint Commission certified
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You don't have to decide today. This page gives you the full picture — every question answered before you're ready to call.

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01Assessment

The first 24 hours, mapped out.

Before a single medication is prescribed or a bed is assigned, we spend time understanding your specific situation. This is the step most facilities rush. We don't.

What happens, step by step

Hour 1

Confidential intake call

A licensed counselor asks 12 structured questions — no judgment, no medical records pulled without consent.

Hours 2–4

Clinical assessment (ASAM)

We use the ASAM criteria to place you in the right level of care. Over-treatment and under-treatment are both harmful.

Hours 4–8

Medical history & labs

Bloodwork, vitals, and a physical. We check for co-occurring conditions — 60% of patients have a dual diagnosis.

Day 1–2

Personalized care plan

Your treatment team — physician, therapist, case manager — signs off on a written plan you receive a copy of.

Duration
24–72 hrs

Most assessments are complete within one day. Complex dual-diagnosis cases may require a second evaluation with our psychiatrist.

What to bring
  • Government-issued ID
  • Insurance card (front and back)
  • List of current medications
  • 7 days of comfortable clothing
  • Personal toiletries (no alcohol-based)
  • Phone charger (phones stored during detox)

Calling for a family member? We can complete a preliminary assessment over the phone before they arrive — often within 90 minutes of your call.

02Detox

Medically supervised. Physically safe.

Detox is not treatment — it's the safe passage into treatment. We use evidence-based medications and 24-hour nursing to make withdrawal manageable, not something to white-knuckle through.

Day-by-day progression

Days 1–2

Medical stabilization

Withdrawal symptoms are managed with FDA-approved medications. Nurses check vitals every 2 hours.

Days 3–5

Peak withdrawal management

The hardest days — medically, not emotionally. Our team has managed over 4,000 detox cycles. You are not alone in the room.

Days 5–7

Stabilization & orientation

Symptoms subside. You begin light group orientation, meet your therapist, and tour the residential wing.

Days 7–10

Transition planning

Your care team reviews residential placement. Detox is the beginning — not the treatment itself.

Average length of stay
5–10 days

Alcohol and benzodiazepine detox typically runs longer (7–10 days). Opioid detox with Suboxone protocol: 5–7 days. Stimulant detox: 3–5 days.

Medications we use
Buprenorphine (opioid)Methadone (opioid)Naltrexone (opioid/alcohol)Benzodiazepines (alcohol)Clonidine (symptom relief)Librium (alcohol, GABA)

All protocols follow ASAM clinical guidelines. Medication decisions are made by our board-certified addiction psychiatrist.

Safety record
Zero

Serious adverse events during medically supervised detox in our 14-year history. Supervision is not optional here — it's the product.

03Inpatient

28 to 90 days. Every hour accounted for.

Residential treatment is where recovery actually begins. The structure is intentional — idle time is the enemy of early sobriety. Here's exactly what a Tuesday looks like.

A typical Tuesday

7:00 amWake up, breakfast, morning vitals
8:30 amMorning reflection group (30 min)
9:00 amIndividual therapy session (50 min)
10:30 amPsychoeducation group — addiction science
12:00 pmLunch + unstructured rest period
1:30 pmCBT or DBT skills group
3:00 pmPhysical activity — walk, yoga, or gym
4:30 pmFamily therapy or case management
6:00 pmDinner + peer community time
7:30 pm12-step or SMART Recovery meeting
9:00 pmEvening wind-down, journaling
10:00 pmLights out — sleep is clinical
Length of stay options
28
Standard
Mild-moderate AUD/SUD
60
Extended
Co-occurring disorders
90
Long-term
Severe/chronic cases
Therapies used & why

Rewires thought patterns that drive use

Builds distress tolerance and emotional regulation

Trauma processing — 68% of patients have trauma history

Strengthens internal motivation for change

Addiction is a family disease. Recovery is too.

Reduces cravings and relapse risk by 50%+

"The structure felt suffocating at first. By week two, I realized the structure was the point — it was teaching me what a sober day actually feels like."

— Marcus T., completed 60-day program, 2024

04Outpatient

Recovery that fits around your life.

Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs let you live at home — or in sober living — while receiving structured clinical care. Most insurance plans cover both.

Two levels of outpatient care

Level 1

Partial Hospitalization

PHP — 5 days/week, 6 hours/day
30 hrs/week

The bridge between inpatient and independent living. Full clinical team, group therapy, medication management — but you sleep at home or sober living.

Mon–Fri
9am–3pm
Level 2

Intensive Outpatient

IOP — 3 evenings/week, 3 hours/session
9 hrs/week

Designed for the working professional. Evening sessions mean no missed workdays. Group therapy, individual check-ins, and peer accountability.

Mon/Wed/Fri
6pm–9pm
9 hrs/week
Tue/Thu
6pm–8pm
Optional support
Who outpatient is right for
  • Stepping down from inpatient after 28+ days
  • Stable housing with a supportive environment
  • Employed or in school — needs schedule flexibility
  • Completed detox but not requiring 24-hr supervision
  • Family members requiring intensive support participation
Insurance we accept
AetnaBlueCross BlueShieldCignaUnited HealthcareHumanaMagellanMedicaid (most state plans)Medicare Part BBeacon HealthOptum / UBH

Not sure if you're covered? Our benefits team will call your insurer on your behalf and report back within one hour — confidentially.

05Aftercare

Discharge is not the finish line.

The first 90 days after leaving residential treatment are the highest-risk period for relapse. Our aftercare planning begins on day one of inpatient — not the day before you leave.

68%
Still sober at 12 months
Among alumni completing 90+ day programs
2,400+
Active alumni network
Peer mentors available 24/7
4.1 days
Average relapse re-entry
When alumni call us first

Alumni Network

Monthly in-person meetings, online community of 2,400+ graduates. Peer mentors matched by substance and demographics.

12-Month Check-ins

Scheduled calls at 30, 60, 90, 180, and 365 days post-discharge. Not a survey — a real conversation with your case manager.

Sober Living Placement

We maintain relationships with 14 verified sober living homes within 30 miles. No referral fees — we place based on fit.

Relapse Response Protocol

If you relapse, call us first. Same-day assessment. No judgment, no lecture. We've helped 340+ alumni re-engage treatment quickly.

Employment Re-entry

Partnership with 3 local staffing agencies. Resume support, interview coaching, and disclosure strategy for the "employment gap."

Family Continuing Care

Weekly family group (virtual or in-person) for 6 months post-discharge. Addiction affects the whole system. Recovery should too.

Take this entire walkthrough home.

The Family Guide PDF mirrors every section on this page — Assessment through Aftercare — with space for notes, questions to ask the clinical team, and a glossary of treatment terms. First name and email. That's it.

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