The Recovery Village Columbus

There are restrictions on visiting days and hours. There are also restrictions on calls. It is best to call the facility or the admissions hotline to discuss this with the center the specific policies regarding this. It will be on a case by case basis and dependent upon where someone is in their treatment episode.

Rehab program lengths vary by individual needs. We currently do not accept Medicare, but please give us a call to learn about additional resources and treatment options.

Our facility and treatment programs can accommodate some MAT therapies for both opioid and alcohol use disorders, including Methadone. Any medications used during treatment are always included as part of a greater collaborative care model personalized to your unique needs. We also offer designated smoke breaks with three smoking areas at the facility.

Yes, guests are allowed to send and receive mail.

Upon arrival, patients are searched for drugs and paraphernalia. They must also consent to their belongings being searched. Additional random searches may be conducted throughout their stay. For the safety and privacy of all patients, we do not allow overnight guests. Smoking is allowed in our designated smoking areas, during non-clinical hours. As you move through the different levels of care, your day will include various therapy sessions and recreational activities. We work with most insurance providers. For more information about our current insurance partners, please call to speak with an admission representative.

We currently only accept private insurance. Please give us a call so that we can help you find the resources you need.

If deemed appropriate by a medical and clinical staff, visitation generally occurs two weeks into treatment. Special accommodations for earlier visits can be made. Visitation is usually reserved for family members.

Yes. We offer treatment for substance use disorders involving a wide range of illicit and prescription opioids, including heroin. We also offer treatment for most other classes of addictive substance, including benzodiazepines, stimulants and other prescription drugs.

If you are looking to help a friend or loved one living with an addiction, encouraging them to seek treatment can make a world of difference. Although this isn't always easy to do, it's a critical first step. If you have any questions about treatment options or would like to discuss how to talk to someone about rehab, please give us a call or contact us online via https://www.columbusrecoverycenter.com/contact-us/. One of our admissions counselors would be happy to walk you through the process.

If clinically appropriate, family visits are coordinated with the patient’s therapist and supervised at our facility through family therapy. Family therapy sessions are offered once per week as needed. Visitation has been temporarily suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic, with phone or video conferencing often taking its place.

Yes, we are still accepting new patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In-person family visits and offsite travel have been suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic for the safety of our patients.

Yes, The Recovery Village Columbus is open during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our facility remains closed to friends and family visitors for the safety of our patients at this time.

To refer a patient to The Recovery Village Columbus, contact our Community Outreach Team at https://www.columbusrecoverycenter.com/outreach/.

Yes, The Recovery Village Columbus takes referrals. Please contact our Community Outreach team to discuss a referral.

Thanks for your question! The Recovery Village Columbus opened in July 2017.

We remain open for detox and inpatient levels of care and we are committed to your health, safety, and well-being of our patients, employees and the communities we serve. We are taking proactive steps to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and have expanded access to our evidence-based treatment through our Telehealth App for those unable or uncomfortable with travel. Our facilities are following CDC guidelines, and we have strong infection control policies, procedures and systems in place. Please note the following updates: - Our clinicians are screening all patients and employees upon arrival at the facility. - All patients and employees will be required to wear a face mask while at the facility. - We have temporarily suspended visitation and are actively restricting offsite travel and activities until further notice. If you have any additional questions about policy updates or COVID-related precautions, please call us at 855-387-3291.

Hi Frankie, you can verify your insurance coverage by calling an intake coordinator at 614-362-1686 or by visting this page. https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/insurance/

We work with most insurance providers, with the exception of Medical Assistance and Medicare.

We generally cannot accommodate, due to disruption of treatment, by attending outside appointments.

Yes, flowers can be delivered.

We recommend bringing hygiene products with you. The facility will have basic hygiene products available. Further purchases can be made at local stores, with staff. 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.

No, it is primary substance use disorder based, but please give us a call so that we can help you find the resources you are looking for.

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.

Due to patient safety and privacy concerns, we cannot provide this information. If you are looking for a specific care provider or doctor, please give us a call.

Sober living can be a great way to help ease the transition from rehab to a supportive sober living environment. Because recovery is a lifelong effort, we don't recommend leaving treatment early, which is why our programs often provide inpatient support for more than 30 days. Support groups can help provide additional accountability and shared commemoration after treatment. The Recovery Village provides each client with an individualized aftercare plan, which includes regular follow-ups, relapse-prevention programs and local resources.

Please call one of our representatives. We can help you with locating a sober living facility.

Please call one of our representatives. We can help you with locating a sober living facility.

We provide treatment for alcohol and substance abuse, including prescription and illicit drugs, as well as co-occurring mental health. Our programs vary based on the type of substance used, the individual's needs and the severity of the addiction.

It may vary depending on individual circumstances and needs. Please call to discuss with one of our representatives and they will be able to offer you the information you need.

Please give us a call and we will do our best to make resources available and help you find the treatment you need.

Activities may change from time to time or from season to season. Access to these amenities varies depending on situational medical recommendations and level of care. It is best to give us a call to discuss current amenities.

All of our facilities include a detox level of care, as the initial entry point to treatment. Length of stay in detox is determined by your needs.

At The Recovery Village at Columbus, 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. Visit our website for more information about treatment for alcohol use disorder.

Yes. However, to help our patients focus on recovery, male and female clients live in separate areas of the facility and participate in some gender-specific groups.

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

At The Recovery Village at Columbus, 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.

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Yes, The Recovery Village Columbus does offer outpatient programming. During outpatient treatment, clients live off-site at home or in sober living housing and attend programming at The Recovery Village Columbus on a part-time basis.

Yes. However, like PHP, The Recovery Village at Columbus’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 the IOP program continue to live on-site, where they receive 24-hour access to professional support.

Yes. However, The Recovery Village at Columbus’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.

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

The Recovery Village at Columbus 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.

The Recovery Village at Columbus opened in July 2017.

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

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

Yes. The Recovery Village Columbus is licensed by the State of Ohio.

It’s important that you arrive at The Recovery Village at Columbus 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.

At The Recovery Village at Columbus, clients have access to an extensive array of on-site amenities, when deemed clinically appropriate by our medical staff. These include two gyms and outdoor recreational opportunities. More information about the amenities offered at our center can be found on our website.

Thank you for reaching out with this question. Our team is dedicated to helping everyone find reliable and affordable treatment no matter their financial circumstances. Payment plans are available for people who cannot pay the full cost of treatment. Additionally, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration provides treatment identification resources so that anyone can contact as many local, state and national treatment options as they need to find a facility that meets their needs for affordability, quality of care and location convenience.

We currently do not accept Care Source or Medicare, but please give us a call so that we can help you find the resources you are looking for.

Our treatment process allows clients to steadily work through several levels of care, including medical detox, residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment. During outpatient treatment, clients live off-site at home or in sober living housing and attend programming at The Recovery Village Columbus on a part-time basis. Please contact us to determine what outpatient counseling services are being offered at the time and to further discuss your needs.

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. Before leaving treatment, clients are provided a comprehensive aftercare plan, including local meetings, relapse prevention programs and local therapists. Providers at the facility can also help locate sober living accommodations following treatment for those who are interested.

The detox process varies in length based on a variety of factors including the individual needs of the patient, if you’d like to discuss a specific situation please call or visit our website to chat live with an intake coordinator 24/7.

Yes, please call us 24/7 to speak with an intake coordinator.