The Recovery Village Ridgefield Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Yes, smoking is allowed at The Recovery Village at Ridgefield. However, to help clients focus on recovery, we only allow smoking in designated locations at specific times of the day.

Yes, The Recovery Village Ridgefield offers a full variety of rehab programs for drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions, including inpatient rehab. We do not allow children to stay at our facility. Please call us so we can determine if our facility would be a good fit.

Yes, we have a psychologist on staff.

Yes. Visit our website for more information about treatment for alcohol use disorder.

Yes. We offer treatment for substance use disorders involving a wide range of illicit and prescription opioids, including heroin. If you or someone you know is struggling with heroin addiction, we can help. Please call us and speak with a representative to learn more about our plans.

At The Recovery Village at Ridgefield, our goal is to provide high-quality rehab care to as many clients as possible. Because of this, we expand our in-network insurance contracts on a regular basis. For more information about our current insurance partners, reach out to a representative today.

Yes.

Yes, outpatient treatment may either be undergone on its own or as the final step in a complete continuum of care. During this level of treatment, clients live off-site and attend individual and group therapy sessions at The Recovery Village Ridgefield on a part-time basis.

Yes. However, like PHP, The Recovery Village at Ridgefield’s IOP program is different than a typical IOP program. While clients live at home or in sober living facilities during IOP at other centers, the majority of clients enrolled in IOP program continue to live on-site, where they receive 24-hour access to professional support.

Yes. However, The Recovery Village at Ridgefield’s PHP program is different than a typical PHP program. While clients live at home or in sober living communities during PHP at most other centers, clients enrolled in PHP program continue to live on-site, where they have 24-hour access to professional support.

The Recovery Village at Ridgefield offers a continuum of care, including medical detox, inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment. While we recommend that clients begin treatment with medical detox and gradually step down to less intensive levels of care, treatment plans are customized to meet each client’s needs. Evidence-based individual, group and recreation therapy methods are incorporated into every level of care.

Yes. The Recovery Village at Ridgefield is currently accredited by the Joint Commission.

Yes. The Recovery Village Ridgefield is licensed by the State of Washington, Chemical Dependency Services and the Department of Social and Health Services.

Rehabilitation is an opportunity to distance yourself from the people, places and ways of thinking that contribute to drug or alcohol use. Because the focus is on recovery, internet devices, including personal cell phones, laptops and tablets are not permitted.

Located just minutes away from our main campus, The Recovery Village Ridgefield’s detox center offers medically supervised detox services in a safe, supportive environment. Once detox is complete, clients can transition to additional levels of care at the main campus. Our medical professionals will then provide clients with medication-assisted treatment on an as-needed basis when deemed clinically appropriate.

You are welcome to enter the same treatment center at the same time as someone you know. Speaking with an admissions representative can help you make an informed decision about your care. In addition to individual therapy, many of our programs include family counseling over the phone to help heal relationships.

If clinically appropriate, visitation generally occurs two weeks into treatment. This is coordinated with the patient’s therapist. Special accommodations for earlier visits may be made. Family visits are supervised at our facility through family therapy. Family therapy sessions are offered at least once per week over the phone for clients who have traveled for treatment.

Each day, we provide three well-balanced meals, prepared by a private chef. Three snacks a day are also provided.

At The Recovery Village at Ridgefield, we know that addiction rarely occurs in a vacuum. Often, other mental health conditions can either drive substance use or emerge as the consequence of it. Because of this, addressing mental health conditions that co-occur with addiction is a critical part of the care we provide.

Yes, The Recovery Village at Ridgefield is a coed facility. However, male and female patients live in separate areas of the facility and attend some gender-specific recovery groups.

Yes, please contact us today to receive more information about our inpatient program.

The Recovery Village Ridgefield opened our main facility in April 2016. Our detox center opened in March 2018.

Clients at The Recovery Village at Ridgefield must be over the age of 18.

It’s important that you arrive at The Recovery Village at Ridgefield with all the clothing, hygiene products and personal items you’ll need during treatment. We recommend that new clients pack at least two weeks’ worth of season-appropriate clothing, as well as comfortable sleepwear, unopened hygiene products, alcohol-free mouthwash and a toothbrush. Once you enroll in a treatment program, you will receive more detailed packing recommendations, including a list of items not permitted at our facility.

Located in scenic Ridgefield, Washington, The Recovery Village Ridgefield offers a broad range of amenities, including an on-site exercise gym. Mountain views also provide the backdrop for walking trails and green spaces where residents can partake in various outdoor recreational activities, when deemed clinically appropriate. Visit our website for more information about additional amenities.

Phone time is allowed during residential care three times a week with approved contacts only. Upon admission, clients will not be able to use the facility phone during a 72-hour stabilization period. However, arrangements to use facility phones can be made during this time if needed. Cell phones can not be used until intensive outpatient care, and only during non-programming hours.

While pets are not allowed at the facility during treatment, licensed service animals are permitted under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Rehabilitation is an opportunity to distance yourself from the people, places and ways of thinking that contribute to drug or alcohol use. Because the focus is on recovery, internet devices, including personal cell phones, laptops and tablets are not permitted.

Family weekends are currently offered once a month, which affords loved ones a chance to visit the facility. Family therapy is also offered once a week in most levels of care. However, children are not permitted to live or stay on-site with the patient during the treatment process.

Thank you for your interest in joining our team! To learn more about our current job openings and benefits, we encourage you to visit our website or give us a call.

All facilities are co-ed, with separate accommodations for men and women. Our facilities offer gender-specific groups. At Next Generation Village, adolescent male and female clients are separated by floors.

Yes. We offer treatment for substance use disorders involving a wide range of illicit and prescription opioids, including heroin. Treatment length varies based on individual needs. If you or someone you know is struggling with heroin addiction, we can help. Please call us and speak with a representative to learn more about our plans.