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Levels of Care
Medical Detox
Medical detox programming is the first step toward healing from addiction and cleanses the body of all traces of alcohol or drugs.
Inpatient Treatment
During inpatient treatment (also known as residential), clients who’ve completed detox can begin the work of recovery in a safe environment.
Partial Hospitalization Programming
Partial hospitalization is a step down from intensive rehab like detox and inpatient care.
Intensive Outpatient Programming
During intensive outpatient treatment, clients usually live off-site at a facility but are dedicated to preparing for life after rehab.
Outpatient Programming
In outpatient programming, clients live at home or in a sober living home and commute to rehab during the week.
Aftercare Planning
Outline each client’s next steps after their treatment ends, including follow-up appointments and recommendations for nearby support groups.
What to Expect
Treatment at The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab helps people embrace healing in a safe, comfortable environment free of triggers and distractions. Knowing what to expect during rehab, including what to pack and what to leave at home, helps set residents up for success in treatment.
We recommend that clients bring:
- A form of identification, along with insurance and pharmacy cards
- Two weeks worth of seasonally appropriate clothing
- Comfortable sleepwear
- Sealed (unopened) alcohol-free toiletries, including shampoo and conditioner, sunscreen, face wash, feminine products, tooth brush and toothpaste.
Items that are not permitted at our center include:
- Drugs or alcohol, drug-related paraphernalia and clothing depicting drugs
- Products that contain alcohol as an ingredient, including hand sanitizer and mouthwash
- Weapons, including pocket knives
- Vaporizers (vaping devices, vapes)
- Dental floss (floss will be provided)
- Opened vitamin bottles or toiletries
- Computers, tablets, cameras and electronic devices with internet access
Paying For Treatment
The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist is in-network with most major insurance carriers including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, and United. Call our admissions team to see if your specific insurance plan will cover the cost of treatment.
What Treatment Looks Like
Although each person’s needs vary, rehab at The Recovery Village Drug and Alcohol Rehab usually follows a similar process for every client, beginning with an evaluation and ending with aftercare planning.
Intake Assessment
Upon arriving at our facility, each client participates in a comprehensive intake evaluation that assesses their mental and physical health. Our team uses the results of this assessment to create a personalized treatment plan for each client.
Medical detox
Most people will enroll in detoxification as the first step of rehab. This level of care is necessary because it rids the body of drugs and alcohol and offers 24-hour support as clients go through withdrawal.
Transition to other levels of care
Detox lays the groundwork for further residential treatment, including inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient care. During each of these programs, clients can receive medical care and mental health counseling support, and they may participate in recreational amenities and therapy options as appropriate.
Aftercare
A solid aftercare plan prepares people for life after rehab and empowers them to stay strong in recovery with a variety of medical, therapeutic and social supports. Our aftercare plans usually include recommendations for local support groups, maintenance medication schedules (if necessary) and follow-up appointments with local doctors and therapists.
Amenities
In addition to living accommodations designed for comfort and care, The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab offers a blend of therapeutic and recreational amenities. Clients can access amenities as is medically appropriate for their level of care and progress in treatment.
Two fully equipped gyms
Basketball courts
Horseshoes
Sand volleyball
Electronic games
Frisbee golf
Multiple lounges with televisions
Computer lab (coming soon for outpatient use only)
Swimming pool (coming soon)
What Our Patients Have To Say
Our Staff
The medical team, clinicians and staff at The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab have years of experience treating substance abuse, addiction and mental health issues. Each member of our team works to ensure our clients have everything they need to pursue recovery, long after treatment ends.
We are always looking for dedicated clinical staff to join our South Florida team.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s our goal to answer each person’s questions about rehab so that they know what to expect at The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab. We’re happy to answer frequently asked questions about rehab, including:
A: How much rehab costs varies depending on your insurance coverage and the kind of treatment you need. Typically, intensive levels of care like detox and inpatient involve the highest costs, while outpatient programs tend to cost less because they involved fewer programming hours and medical resources.
A: Upon arrival, each client’s cell phone will be securely stored and may be signed in and out by a therapist during sessions. Following a 72-hour adjustment period after arriving at the facility, clients may be allowed to use the facility phone at specified times during non-clinical hours.
A: No, we do not pay for travel to or from our facility, but our representatives can help you coordinate travel arrangements and help you navigate to The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
A: When you call The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab, your call is free and confidential. You’ll talk with a caring representative who will ask questions about your drug and alcohol use, current situation and more. This first conversation helps inform your initial assessment once you arrive at our center.