Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find a list of frequently asked questions. If you have any other questions feel free to reach out via the Contact page
The program is a seven-month program which consist of 12 weeks of Relapse Prevention group and 16 weeks of Aftercare.
The cost of the program is based on a sliding fee scale depending on income. We accept all forms of Medicaid, private Anthem, and Recovery Works referrals.
Yes, everyone will have an assigned counselor.
Yes, we understand that treating the whole person improves short-term and long-term recovery outcomes, and this treatment will sometimes involve medication prescribed by a doctor. We support all forms of MAT and if you are interested in MAT, a referral to a MAT provider will be made. All currently prescribed medications must be brought to the intake appointment. All medication must be in the original bottle and verified by your doctor prior to self-administration. Expired medications will not be approved.
To be eligible for the Recovery Residency, you must be employable. If you are on disability,
you must be able to volunteer in the community. One of the goals when living in the
Recovery Residency is gaining employment that doesn’t interfere with group attendance.
Groups are offered in the morning and in the evening.
You may bring seasonally appropriate, comfortable clothing for two weeks along with any needed toiletries, bedding for a twin-size bed, a towel/washcloth, and laundry detergent. For a detailed list of items to bring to the Recovery Residency refer to the Services tab under “Preparing for Recovery”.
Drug testing is a part of the initial assessment and will continue on a random basic throughout the treatment program.
