Brick House Recovery

Brick House Recovery stands out with its spiritual, Higher Power-based approach rooted in the 12-Steps. Key differentiators include their CARF accreditation, the unique "Lifetime Advantage" aftercare program, and a strong focus on community and long-term support across their Idaho locations.

They utilize evidence-based and holistic approaches, including 12-Step facilitation, individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and integrated psychiatric care for dual diagnosis clients.

Yes, they treat co-occurring disorders through an integrated model. This includes comprehensive psychosocial, medical, and psychiatric evaluations, with an on-site psychiatrist to manage mental health conditions alongside addiction treatment.

The program is fundamentally based on the 12-Steps. It is a 12-Step facilitated program and does not incorporate SMART Recovery or Celebrate Recovery.

The program is spiritual, not strictly religious. It is centered on the concept of a "Higher Power" as defined in 12-Step traditions, which can be interpreted individually by each client. It is suitable for those open to spirituality, including agnostics, but may not be a fit for staunch atheists.

Brick House Recovery was founded in 2014.

Self-pay costs are estimated. The PHP program (6-8 weeks) is approximately $10,000, while the IOP program is around $6,000. Costs will vary based on insurance coverage. Please call for a benefits check to determine your exact out-of-pocket expenses.

Yes, Brick House Recovery accepts Idaho Medicaid, BPA, and is in-network with many major private insurance providers. Their admissions team can provide a free verification of benefits.

No, detox services are not offered on-site. Clients requiring medical detoxification must complete it prior to admission. The admissions team can provide referrals to trusted detox facilities.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is permitted and supported. They accept clients on medications like Buprenorphine (Suboxone) and Naltrexone and can also prescribe them as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Program duration varies by individual need and level of care. Typical lengths are:
• PHP: 6 to 8 weeks (approx. 20 hours/week).
• IOP: A minimum of 3 months (approx. 9 hours/week).
• Aftercare: 2 months following primary treatment.

No, this is an outpatient treatment center. Clients attend scheduled programming at the facility during the day or evening and return home afterwards. It is an open campus.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted for clients in designated outdoor areas during breaks.

Because this is an outpatient facility, clients live at home and manage their own belongings. Policies regarding phone use during therapy sessions, what to wear, and what to bring to the facility will be discussed during admission. Generally, clients are expected to be respectful and focused during programming hours.