A Focused Path to Recovery
Providence House offers a clear, structured continuum of care based on the 12-Step model. From a safe, non-medical detox to an immersive residential program and supportive outpatient services, each step is designed to build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety in a gender-specific environment.
Typical Length: 3-7 Days
The first step for many, social detox provides a supervised, medication-free environment to safely manage withdrawal symptoms. This process prepares clients physically and mentally to fully engage in the residential program.
Program Length: 32 Days
The core of the program is a 32-day residential stay where clients live on-site and are immersed in the 12-Step model. The structured daily schedule includes group therapy, individual counseling, and community-building activities.
Program Frequency: 1-3 times per week
As a crucial step-down, IOP (3x/week) and OP (1x/week) provide ongoing therapeutic support while clients transition back to their daily lives, reinforcing the skills and principles learned in the residential program.
Environment & Accommodations
Providence House offers a comfortable and intimate house-like setting designed to promote community and focus. With a small capacity of just 16 beds per location, clients benefit from a close-knit peer group. The program is strictly gender-specific, with a men's facility in Arnegard and a women's facility in Minot, ensuring that all aspects of the treatment experience are tailored to the unique needs of each gender.
Clients reside in a comfortable house, fostering a non-clinical, supportive atmosphere that feels more like a home than an institution.
All rooms are semi-private, with clients sharing a room with a roommate. This arrangement encourages peer support, accountability, and camaraderie.
The men's and women's programs are located in separate cities, ensuring a completely gender-specific environment for client comfort and focus.
Policies & Rules
The facility is not locked. Clients can go outside on the property but are not permitted to leave the grounds without supervision.
Medication-Assisted Treatment is supported for detoxification only. Clients on Suboxone will be tapered off during their stay.
Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. Clients can use these areas during their scheduled free time.
Personal cell phones and laptops are strictly prohibited during the 32-day residential program to help clients focus on their recovery.
To maintain an immersive and focused therapeutic environment, on-site family visitation is not permitted during the residential stay.
Items such as drugs, alcohol, weapons, personal electronics, and revealing clothing are not allowed to ensure a safe environment.
Program & Treatment
Learn about the program structure, therapy types, and treatment model.
Yes, the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) are the core model and foundation of the entire treatment program at Providence House.
They offer a continuum of care that includes Non-Medical (Social) Detox, a 32-day Residential program, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and regular Outpatient (OP) treatment.
The program's primary focus is on substance use disorders through a 12-Step model. They do not specialize in treating complex co-occurring mental health disorders, gambling, or eating disorders.
The therapeutic approach is centered around the 12-Step program, which is implemented through group therapy and individual counseling sessions.
While the 12-Step program has a spiritual component (Higher Power), Providence House is not a formal faith-based or religious program. It is open to people of all beliefs.
Providence House was founded and began offering services in 2023.
Cost & Admission
Find answers about costs, insurance, and what's required for admission.
Costs can vary. Self-pay estimates are around $20,000 for the 32-day residential program. Outpatient has a $260 intake fee and costs about $100-$200 per day. As they accept Medicaid, costs may be covered for eligible individuals.
Yes. Providence House is committed to accessibility and accepts Medicaid, Medicaid Expansion, the North Dakota SUD Voucher, and most private insurance providers like BlueCross BlueShield.
Yes, they provide non-medical, or "social" detox. This is a safe, supportive environment for withdrawal, but does not involve medication management.
Clients on Suboxone may be admitted, but the program's goal is to help them become free of all substances. A tapering plan will be implemented, as long-term MAT is not part of their model.
Daily Life & Rules
Details on living arrangements, what to bring, and facility policies.
The standard length of stay for the inpatient/residential program is 32 days. Outpatient programs vary in length depending on individual needs.
The living situation is a comfortable house-like setting. All rooms are shared with a roommate to foster peer support and community. Private rooms are not an option.
No, it is an open campus. Clients are not locked in and can go outside on the property, but they may not leave the facility grounds without staff supervision.
Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. However, personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are strictly prohibited during the residential stay.
Bring: About a week's worth of comfortable clothing, new/unopened alcohol-free toiletries, ID and insurance cards, and any prescribed medications in their original bottles.
Leave at home: Valuables, electronics (phones, laptops), weapons, non-prescribed medications, revealing clothing, and any food or drinks.
Support, Staff & Community
Information on the care team, family involvement, and peer environment.
The care team consists of Case Workers, Licensed Addiction Counselors (LACs), an on-site Nurse, and support staff. A doctor provides support via virtual visits but is not on-site.
You will be in a small, close-knit community of up to 16 adults who are also in recovery. The program is gender-specific, so men will be with men, and women with women. As a Medicaid provider, the clientele is diverse.
To help clients focus completely on their recovery during the intensive 32-day program, family visits are not permitted during the residential stay.
Providence House offers a direct path to aftercare through its own step-down programs. After completing residential treatment, clients are encouraged to continue their recovery journey in the Intensive Outpatient (IOP) or regular Outpatient (OP) programs.
Payment & Cost Information
Insurance & Funding Accepted
Providence House is committed to providing accessible care. They accept Medicaid, Medicaid Expansion, the North Dakota SUD Voucher, most private insurance plans, and self-pay options.
Self-Pay Estimates
For clients paying out-of-pocket, these are estimates and are subject to change. Please call to confirm exact pricing.
- Residential (32-Day Program):$20,000
- Outpatient Intake Fee:$260
- Outpatient Daily Rate:$100 - $200
Commonly Accepted Insurance:
This is a partial list. The best way to confirm coverage is to contact their admissions team.
Medicaid
BlueCross BlueShield
Anthem BCBS
And Many More
