Ava Recovery

Ava Recovery offers a small, 12-person program for individualized attention in a home-like ranch setting. It features unique amenities like equine therapy, a pool, and gym access. The program is MAT-friendly, in-network with major insurance, and has a strong aftercare system with IOP and sober living.

They use a mix of clinical therapy and optional 12-step involvement. 12-step participation is not forced, but they can accommodate and support clients who wish to attend meetings.

A blend of clinical therapy (like CBT/DBT), trauma-informed care, and holistic services. A key feature is equine therapy, utilizing interaction with horses for emotional growth.

Yes, they treat dual diagnosis. Their clinical model integrates mental health and addiction treatment together through comprehensive therapy and medical support to address all conditions simultaneously.

They offer a full continuum of care including Residential Treatment, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Sober Living. They do not offer virtual programs.

No, the program is clinically focused and not faith-based, welcoming individuals from all backgrounds and belief systems.

Ava Recovery was founded and began offering services in 2022.

For private pay, the estimated cost for the residential program is $30,000 per month. Outpatient costs vary based on insurance coverage, typically ranging from $7,000 to $11,000 per month. It is best to call for an exact quote.

Yes, they are in-network with BCBS and Ambetter. They do not accept Medicaid. They can also work with many other insurance plans on an out-of-network basis.

Ava Recovery does not have detox services on-site. However, they facilitate detox through a local partner clinic to ensure a safe and managed withdrawal process before a client begins the residential program.

Yes, the program is MAT-friendly. Suboxone and other forms of Medication-Assisted Treatment are allowed and can be incorporated into a client's treatment plan.

The typical length of stay for the residential program is 30 to 40 days, depending on individual clinical needs and progress.

The living situation is a comfortable, ranch-style house. All rooms are shared with roommates to encourage peer support; private rooms are not available.

No, it is an open campus, not a locked facility. Clients are expected to follow the program's structure and rules but are not physically locked in.

Smoking is allowed in designated areas, but all tobacco products must be brand new and unopened. Personal electronics like phones and laptops are not permitted to help clients focus fully on their recovery.

Bring: Comfortable clothing, toiletries, prescription medications in their original bottles, books, journals, your insurance card and ID, a water bottle, and new/unopened tobacco if you smoke.
Leave at home: All electronics (cell phones, laptops), valuables, weapons, non-prescribed medications, and any items not pre-approved by admissions.

The campus is centered around a ranch-style residential home. Amenities include a swimming pool, access to horses for equine activities, outdoor common areas, and transportation for scheduled trips to a local gym.