Addiction Treatment Programs

Medical detox offers 24/7 care and support from experienced professionals and is an important first step in treating substance use disorders. The detoxification and medical stabilization process involves eliminating harmful substances from the body, addressing withdrawal symptoms, and stabilizing the patient to prepare for ongoing therapeutic interventions and treatment in subsequent stages of recovery.

A residential treatment program, sometimes called inpatient rehab, provides an immersive and structured environment for individuals to focus on the healing process. This drug and alcohol rehab program offers 24/7 support and care, combining various therapeutic approaches to address the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of drug and alcohol addiction and associated co-occurring mental health conditions.

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) serves as an intermediary level of care, offering intensive treatment through evidence based therapies while allowing patients to return home in the evenings. This level of care is ideal for those transitioning from inpatient treatment or for individuals who do not require full-time medical supervision at an addiction treatment facility but still need significant support from addiction and mental health professionals.

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) provides a flexible yet structured approach to addiction treatment. Like PHP, IOP allows individuals to live at home while attending therapy and peer support groups several times a week, making it suitable for those with work, school, or family commitments. This level of care is designed to bridge the gap between inpatient treatment and traditional outpatient therapy, promoting long-term recovery and stability.

At Reprieve Recovery Center (RRC) we strive to stay connected with all members of our community who have completed our program. Recognizing the importance of a strong, sober support network for alumni when integrating back into society, we encourage our alumni to stay close to those who have their best interests at heart to help them stay focused and on track during their transition from a structured treatment environment back to their daily routines of work, family, and community.

A dual diagnosis program offers specialized care for individuals with co-occurring disorders, such as addiction and mental health disorders. This approach integrates addiction treatment with mental health care, ensuring that both issues are addressed simultaneously. By addressing the complex interplay between addiction and mental health disorders, a dual diagnosis program aims to provide patients with the tools needed for recovery and improved overall well-being.