Infinite Recovery - Austin

There is a gated, secure ranch entry. The program is voluntary, meaning it is not an involuntary locked hospital, but it is a secure environment.

The program is exclusively for adult men. You will be in a community of peers with private insurance working on recovery. The facility has a capacity of 50+ clients.

Yes, the program's foundation is AA/12-step based. Clients are expected to engage deeply with the 12-step model.

You should bring your ID, insurance card, about a week's worth of comfortable and modest clothing, comfortable shoes, any current prescriptions in their original bottles, and non-alcoholic toiletries.

Leave all drugs, alcohol, weapons, and paraphernalia at home. Personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are restricted. Avoid bringing expensive items, excessive cash, or revealing clothing.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas.

The main residential program is in a modern facility building on a 40-acre ranch. It is not a hospital. The sober living component uses home-like houses.

No, rooms are shared to foster community and peer accountability. Private rooms are not a standard part of the program.

No, the program is not faith-based. Its principles are derived from the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, which is spiritual but not religious.

Infinite Recovery is not a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program. If you are on Suboxone upon admission, the medical team will create a plan to safely taper you off it.

There is a mandatory 10-day "blackout" period with no access to your cell phone. After this period, you are permitted one 10-minute phone call per week. Laptops are generally not permitted to ensure focus on treatment.

Yes, family visits are an important part of recovery and are allowed after a client has been in the program for one month.

The standard length of stay for the combined detox and residential program is 30 days.

The multidisciplinary treatment team includes a psychiatrist who visits once a week, on-site nurses, and licensed counselors who provide daily therapeutic services.

The core of the program is 12-Step immersion. This is supplemented with evidence-based therapies like CBT/DBT, daily group counseling, individual therapy, and holistic modalities such as meditation, yoga, and a structured fitness program with a trainer.

They treat co-occurring mental health conditions with an integrated approach. The combination of weekly psychiatric care, nursing support, and counseling addresses both addiction and mental health issues simultaneously.

Yes, Infinite Recovery is in-network with many major insurance providers, including Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Ambetter, and others.

Inpatient/Residential treatment requires clients to live on-site for 24/7 care and monitoring. Outpatient (IOP) allows clients to live at home or in sober living while attending scheduled treatment sessions, offering more flexibility.

After completing the residential program, clients have a clear path for continuing care, including stepping down to the facility's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and transitioning to their sober living homes.

The self-pay estimate for the 30-day detox and residential program is $23,000. The 3-month IOP program is estimated at $17,000. Your actual out-of-pocket cost will depend on your insurance plan.

Yes, a full medical detox is provided on-site to ensure clients can begin residential treatment safely and comfortably.

The program offers intervention services to help families guide their loved ones into treatment. On-site family visits are also permitted after the client's first month in the program.

We offer a full continuum of care: Medical Detox, Residential Treatment, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Sober Living.

Yes, we specialize in treating dual diagnosis, where we address both substance use and any co-occurring mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, or trauma.

Yes, our medical team includes a psychiatrist who provides services to clients once per week. Care is primarily delivered by our on-site nurses and licensed counselors.

The typical length of stay for our residential program is 30 days, which includes the initial detox phase.

The campus is a 40-acre ranch with a secure, gated entry. Residential care takes place in a central facility building, while sober living is provided in separate, home-like houses.

Yes, we provide a strong aftercare plan. Clients typically step down into our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and can transition to our sober living homes for continued support.

Infinite Recovery was founded in 2012.

We offer a unique men-only, accountability-focused program on a secure 40-acre ranch. Our model is deeply rooted in 12-Step immersion, combined with robust medical oversight and holistic amenities like a physical trainer and on-site chef. We provide a clear, in-house continuum of care and are in-network with most major insurance providers, making our comprehensive approach accessible.