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Residential Treatment
Centers
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Arms
Acres (www.armsacres.com) - Carmel, NY
This 129-bed residential alcoholism and substance
abuse treatment center offers comprehensive services
by a multidisciplinary treatment team of physicians,
psychiatrists, nurses, certified alcoholism and
substance abuse counselors, social workers, family
specialists and activities specialists. Their
approach encompasses the physical, mental and
spiritual aspects of recovery with an emphasis
on the needs of each individual patient. The philosophy
and approach of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics
Anonymous are fully integrated into the program.
Arms Acres offers a 25-bed medical detoxification
unit. At the conclusion of detoxification treatment,
patients may be transferred to the Arms Acres
Men or Women's Rehabilitative Programs or directly
referred for outpatient follow-up. Services include
psychiatric evaluation, acupuncture, individual
and group counseling, psychosocial evaluation,
aftercare planning, family programming and support
and 12 step meetings. Fitness and recreation programs
are available.
Cost: The program
costs between $300 and $350 a day/$8505.00 for
the full 28 day program. Detoxification services
are $350 per day. Treatment is covered by most
major medical insurance companies. Medicaid is
accepted. Medicare is not accepted. |
Ashley
(www.fathermartinsashley.com) - Havre de Grace,
MD
The Ashley program is based on a traditional approach
to addiction treatment, addressing the physical,
emotional and spiritual needs of the patient. Physical
health is improved through fitness, diet and stress
reduction. Spiritual and emotional health is supported
through spiritual lectures, group and individual
counseling, retreats and services as well as the
use of the Twelve Step philosophy with nightly meetings
and weekly step studies. Services include primary,
relapse and family treatment as well as continuing
care. A gym is available but exercise is an optional,
not formal part of their program.
Cost:
$16,640 is the published rate for the 28 day residential
program. Scholarships available based on need and
individual circumstances. Costs are covered by many
major health insurance plans on a full or partial
basis. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted. |
Betty
Ford Center (www.bettyfordcenter.org) - Rancho
Mirage, CA
The Center was founded in 1982 by former First Lady
Betty Ford and Ambassador Leonard Firestone to provide
residential treatment services for those recovering
from drug or alcohol addiction. All programs begin
with an individualized assessment and are based
on the 12 Step programs. Up to 100 patients live
at the Center between 25 and 32 days to begin the
process of recovery. A structured program includes
daily lectures, group therapy, and counseling sessions.
Physicians, nurses, psychologists, spiritual care
counselors, activity therapists, registered dietitians,
and other staff work together to create individualized
treatment plans for each patient and to evaluate
their progress. Specialized support groups are available
on an individual basis. The facility has a gym,
pool and weight training which are used daily as
part of the program. Following discharge, patients
receive a continuing care plan and participate in
the Focused Continuing Care program, staying in
close contact with the staff for a full year after
leaving the Center.
Cost:
Approximately one month inpatient services $14,700;
Relapse extended care $25,000-27,000. Private insurance
is accepted. Financial assistance is available after
a $3,000 co-payment for applicants that qualify. |
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Caron
Foundation (www.caron.org) - Wernersville,
PA
The Caron treatment program varies in length according
to individual needs and is based on the 12-Step
model. The residential program offers complete
chemical dependency treatment services. It begins
with a thorough medical evaluation and detoxification.
Treatment combines individual and group therapy,
therapeutic activities, daily lectures and continuing
care planning for each resident during their stay.
Appropriate referral to an individual's next level
of care is made following residential treatment.
Caron staff routinely keep in touch with former
patients and track their progress and the program
provides workshops and seminars to help former
patients throughout their recovery. In addition
specific residential and outpatient programs for
relapse treatment are available that help patients
understand and cope with relapse issues and develop
strategies to address patterns of relapse.
Cost: Inpatient program
is $950 a day for days one through three and $570
per day for days four and up. They will work with
health insurance providers. Medicare is not accepted.
Scholarships are based on financial need and availability.
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Cri-Help
(www.cri-help.org) - Los Angeles, CA
Cri-Help's residential program is divided into clinical
phases ranging from a period of restriction to a
gradual reintegration into the community. The program
provides multidisciplinary treatment that includes
a structured residential environment, drug and alcohol
education including daily attendance of Narcotics
Anonymous and/or Alcoholic Anonymous meetings, daily
study groups on the 12-step recovery principles,
life enrichment and socialization programs, problem
solving and coping skills training, ongoing individual
and group counseling, recreation, family support
groups, remedial education and vocational assistance,
and nutritional counseling. Acupuncture and neurofeedback
services (a form of biofeedback found to be effective
in addiction treatment) are also offered at the
facility. A 14-bed medically managed detoxification
program is available for private pay or medically-insured
patients. Outpatient treatment following residential
treatment is offered in order to provide a continuum
of care. A gym is available on the premises.
Cost: The residential
program is $4200/month. Cri-Help treatment is contracted
and accepted by most major managed care companies.
An initial assessment will be done in order to determine
whether an individual is eligible for various subsidized
funding sources. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted.
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Day
Top (www.daytop.net) - centers in Rhinebeck
NY, Millbrook NY, Parksville NY, Swan Lake NY, Mendham
NJ, Milford PA, E. Palo Alto CA, Redwood City CA
& San Mateo CA
Day Top has 13 residential centers offering treatment
for adolescents and adults. Programs emphasize peer
support and feedback in a highly structured family-like
environment known as a Therapeutic Community. Day
Top offers a multidisciplinary holistic treatment
program including individual and group counseling,
family therapy, art feelings workshops, informational
seminars, medical and mental health services, relapse
prevention support, vocational or job training,
and recreational activities. Exercise is available
but not mandatory, with the larger centers having
gyms and exercise facilities and the smaller ones
having exercise rooms.
Cost:
$70/day for adolescents plus medical expenses, $60/day
for adults plus medical expenses. A sliding fee
scale is available for both adolescents and adults.
Insurance is accepted. Eligible patients can apply
for public assistance to cover the cost of treatment.
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Fairview
Recovery Services (www.fairviewbehavioral.org)
Fairview University Medical Center, Minneapolis
MN
Fairview's approach includes the treatment of chemical
dependency as an illness; the use of a multidisciplinary
staff to create individualized treatment programs;
the use of group therapy and the 12-step programs
as primary treatment methods; and the inclusion
of the family or support network in education and
therapy programs. The program is geared towards
healing the whole person and helps clients to develop
new patterns of living and thinking that support
sobriety. The length of treatment varies with each
client. All will undergo an initial assessment and
evaluation procedure. Following the intake process,
the client is assigned to a treatment group and
receives an individualized treatment plan including
group therapy, individual counseling, family program,
spiritual care, cultural services and education
through lectures and selected readings. Inpatient
services is a five-day program focused on medically
supervised detoxification and inpatient and outpatient
evaluation and referral. The Lodging Plus residential
program focuses on group and individual therapy
and family therapy. There are no gym or exercise
facilities on the premises. In order to sustain
recovery an individualized Aftercare Plan is available
which includes group therapy sessions with a primary
treatment counselor as well as regular attendance
at the appropriate 12-step program meetings. In
addition there are special residential substance
abuse treatment programs for women, seniors, dual
diagnosis and the deaf and hard of hearing.
Cost: Inpatient services
are $841.00 per day for the first 3-5 days, $387
per day for the next 20 days. Many health care insurance
providers cover most costs. Medicare is not accepted.
No scholarships are available. |
Hazelden
(www.hazelden.com) - W. Palm Beach FL, Center City
MN, Plymouth MN
Hazelden provides both residential and outpatient
treatment for adults and young people with substance
abuse problems as well as programs for families
affected by chemical dependency. They use the Minnesota
Model treatment approach based on the Twelve Steps
of Alcoholics Anonymous, and emphasize an individualized
and holistic approach. Services include assessment
and rehabilitation for adolescents and adults, aftercare
and family services, renewal services such as recovery
retreats and relapse prevention programs, residential
extended care services that offer additional time
for recovery after a primary treatment program is
completed, and continuing care. Physical fitness
is emphasized but not mandatory, with both facilities
having a gym and the Minnesota location having a
pool. Their web site includes bulletin boards and
a chat room, a large selection of books, and videotapes
on addiction, an online newsletter, daily meditations,
twelve-step recovery information, and articles on
drug and alcohol addiction.
Cost:
Four-week inpatient program in Florida is $20,000
and in Minnesota is $18,999. The program is not
covered by most health insurance. Medicare is not
accepted. However, Hazelden has various pricing
tiers and extends $4 million in patient aid each
year so many people unable to pay the full price
can attend. . |
Marworth
Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Treatment Center
(www.geisinger.edu/about/marworth.shtml) - Waverly,
PA
Founded in 1915, the Geisinger Health System is
a physician-led health care system that consists
of a variety of services, including the Marworth
Alcohol & Chemical Dependency Center. Marworth
offers a variety of specialized inpatient and outpatient
treatment programs. Individual treatment plans are
designed for each patient within the framework of
the 12-step program. Special emphasis is placed
on including the patient’s family in the recovery
program. Recreation therapy is part of the daily
program, but there is no physical work out equipment.
Cost:
$2750 per week for approximately a four week program.
Health insurance and Medicare are not accepted.
Full scholarships are offered. |
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Odyssey
House - centers in Louisiana, Michigan,
New Hampshire, New York, Texas, Utah, Australia
and New Zealand
www.odysseyhouse.org
(Utah) www.odysseyhouseinc.org
(New York City)
Odyssey House is a drug-free, residential therapeutic
community. Services consist of group, individual
and family therapy, medical services, recreation,
social skills training, vocational training and
educational services as well as treatment for
specialized needs and aftercare and transitional
living programs. Treatment programs are available
for adults and adolescents. The program in Utah
has a work out facility but participation is strictly
voluntary.
Cost: Utah program
- $1,350 a month. A substantial portion is covered
by Medicaid and the program will work with the
patient’s private health insurance. Medicare
is not accepted. Some donated money is available
for the indigent. Louisiana, Michigan, New Hampshire,
New York, and Texas programs - Start at $846 a
month. They accept Medicaid, Medicare and private
health insurance as full payment. There is a sliding
fee scale for patients who are paying for services.
No scholarships are available. |
Phoenix
House (www.phoenixhouse.org) - centers in California,
Florida, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York,
Rhode Island, Texas and Vermont
Phoenix House includes both adolescent and adult
treatment programs that are based on the traditional
“Therapeutic Community” method of treatment.
This emphasizes mutual peer self-help to support
recovery in a structured environment. There are
three phases of residential treatment. Phase 1 is
a 30-day orientation period and includes a full
assessment. Phase 2 is the primary treatment period,
usually between 9-12 months, consisting of intensive
treatment including therapy groups and individual
counseling and weekly seminars on various topics
such as stress management, healthy relationships,
family issues, life skills, and relapse triggers.
In Phase 3 residents prepare to "reenter"
society. Phoenix House has a small exercise facility
that is available on a voluntary basis.
Cost:
All costs are covered by Medicaid, welfare, government
agencies and the Department of Corrections. |
Samaritan
(www.samvill.org) - Briarwood, NY
Samaritan Village residential treatment services
provide intensive, highly structured treatment environments
using the therapeutic community model (the principle
of one recovering person helping another) as their
foundation. Samaritan offers a wide array of treatment
services, including group and individual addiction-focused
counseling, mental health services, employment skills
training and basic education. Treatment is usually
between 12-18 months but is ultimately individually-based.
In addition, short-term residential treatment ranging
from 30 days to 6 months is also available for adults
requiring structured support for recovery but who
basically have stable home environments and employment
or vocational skills. Residential centers have small
exercise facilities and when necessary rent space
in local gyms for voluntary exercise programs.
Cost:
Most patients are covered by Medicaid. Patients
who can afford a fee will pay on a sliding scale
that is worked out on an individual basis. |
Sierra
Tucson - (www.sierratucson.com) Tucson, AZ
Sierra Tucson is an accredited special psychiatric
hospital and behavioral health center. The basis
for treatment of alcohol and other chemical dependencies
stems from the Sierra Model® that integrates
philosophies and practices from the medical, psychological,
and self-help communities. The 12-Step philosophy
is a foundation of the program. The Sierra Model®
addresses the mind, body, spirit and emotions and
uses a combination of both traditional and innovative
therapies. Patients undergo an individualized treatment
program which may include disease and recovery education,
relapse prevention, 12-Step meetings, adventure
and equine-assisted therapies, and grief and spirituality
sessions. The hospital has a gym available for use.
Cost: $895.00 per day
for 26 days. Small discounts are available. Very
few health insurance providers will cover services.
Medicare is not accepted. No scholarships are available.
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Silver
Hill - (www.silverhillhospital.org) New Canaan,
CT
Silver Hill is a psychiatric hospital with an integrated
chemical dependency treatment program consisting
of an inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation
program. Based on a 12-step model, the program consists
of a multidisciplinary assessment, crisis intervention,
individual, group and family therapy, skills training,
and a strong emphasis on education, family involvement
and relapse prevention. Silver Hill has an indoor
gym with Nautilus equipment, an indoor heated pool
and sauna.
Cost:
Approximately $1000 a day. Will work with private
insurance and Medicare. No Medicaid and no private
scholarships offered. |
The
Smithers Center (www.wehealny.org/psych/smithers.html)
New York City, NY
Smithers Center is the Division on Substance Abuse
within the Department of Psychiatry at St. Luke’s/
Roosevelt Hospital in New York City. It has provided
substance abuse treatment services for over 30 years.
The program begins with a comprehensive assessment
by a team of physicians, nurses, psychologists,
social workers and substance abuse counselors. Acute
inpatient care is available at the St. Luke’s
site and sub-acute inpatient care is offered at
the Roosevelt site. Detoxification/stabilization
services are offered at both locations. Smithers
inpatient rehabilitation services offer a safe supportive
environment for discontinuing problematic alcohol
and drug use through a variety of treatment options.
These include motivational enhancement, core cognitive/behavioral
treatment, relapse prevention, exercise and nutritional
guidance, self-help, and both vocational and family
counseling services. The treatment approach is based
on an individualized clinical assessment, a collaborative
working relationship with the client, and a cognitive-behavioral
treatment model that addresses the whole person
and a wide array of effective treatment strategies.
Twelve step groups provide supplemental support
to the formal clinical programs.
Cost:
Inpatient rehabilitation is $500/day; detoxification
is $1600/day. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most
forms of private insurance. A sliding fee scale
for self-payment is also available. |
Spencer
Recovery (www.spencerrecovery.com)
Laguna Beach CA, Boulder CO, Clearwater FL
Spencer Centers offer a variety of treatment programs.
The inpatient program consists of the three phases
of medical detoxification, primary rehabilitation,
and family days. Two types of detoxification programs
are available: standard medical detox and rapid
detox. Length of stay for this program varies based
upon individual need. Primary care is a 30-day inpatient
program that encourages patients to recover physically,
emotionally, and spiritually. In addition to individual,
group, and family therapy, their approach includes
exercise, meditation, and nutrition. The Centers
offer a gym, personal trainer and yoga classes.
Extended care that can last for up to another 60
days and long-term sober living facilities are also
available to support patients who have completed
primary care programs.
Cost:
$12,000 and up for 28 day inpatient program. Treatment
is covered by most insurance. Medicaid and Medicare
is not accepted. No scholarships are available.
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Turning
Point (www.tpoftampa.com) - Tampa, FL
Turning Point of Tampa's inpatient program consists
of three separate levels of residential treatment
with special emphasis on a 12-Step approach to addiction
as well as life skill education for successful recovery.
Treatment is based on a holistic approach emphasizing
the physical, emotional, medical, and spiritual
needs of the whole person. Clients follow a treatment
plan that is tailored to fit their own special needs
and includes group and individual counseling. While
exercise facilities are not available on the premises,
patients can use outside gyms after the detoxification
period. The level of care and length of stay are
decided on an individual basis. In addition, chronic
relapse prevention techniques are an essential part
of the clients' treatment recovery program.
Cost:
Inpatient services are $695 a day for approximately
38 days and are mostly covered by private health
insurance. Fee for patients without health insurance
is $8000 for 30 days. Medicare is not accepted.
No scholarships are available. |
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Valley
Hope (www.valleyhope.com) - Chandler AZ, Parker
CO, Atchison, Halstead and Norton KS, Boonville
MI, O’Neill NE, Cushing OK, Grapevine TX
Eight treatment centers are freestanding residential
facilities; the Halstead facility is a freestanding
chemical dependency rehabilitation unit at Halstead
Hospital with programs for alcohol, cocaine and
heroin addiction. Residential services include
subacute detoxification, residential inpatient
care, and continuing care treatment services.
A medical, psychological and social assessment
is completed at admission. A multidisciplinary
team of certified addiction counselors, chaplains,
physicians, nurses and psychologists work together
to develop an individualized treatment program.
This includes individual, family, couples, and
pastoral counseling as well as group therapy settings
totally approximately 47 hours per week of active
treatment therapy. Participants attend educational
and 12-step orientation lectures and local 12-step
meetings. Some of the centers have exercise facilities
available.
Cost: Fees are determined
by the length of stay but in general up to 30
days is approximately $8,000. Public assistance
coverage and Medicare are not accepted. Some private
insurers cover total costs, others cover a portion.
Aftercare services are free. A scholarship program
is available with eligibility and amount determined
at each residential facility. Approximately 200
scholarships are currently available each year.
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