Carolina Center for Recovery

They state they offer individualized, extended-term treatment in an intimate setting, a dual diagnosis approach, a multidisciplinary staff, and a holistic approach that heals the mind, body, and spirit.

They offer a full continuum of care including Medical Detox, Residential (PHP with Housing), and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs for addictions to alcohol, opioids, stimulants, and other substances.

Their program provides a comprehensive, dual diagnosis approach, addressing both addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions simultaneously through integrated care.

They use evidence-based therapies such as Trauma & PTSD Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Life Skills Therapy, Relapse Prevention, Motivational Interviewing, and 12-Step Facilitation.

The core program is evidence-based. However, they offer a variety of recovery pathways, including traditional 12-Step meetings (AA/NA/CA), SMART Recovery, Dharma Recovery, and an Elevation Bible Study to support diverse spiritual and personal preferences.

No, the program's foundation is clinical and evidence-based, not faith-based. However, they do offer an optional bible study group for clients who wish to incorporate faith into their recovery.

Carolina Center for Recovery was founded and has been offering services since 2017.

Costs vary. Self-pay estimates are approximately $8,000 for detox and $18,000 for the 45-day residential program. The 12-week IOP is included with the residential stay. It is best to call for an exact quote based on your insurance and clinical needs.

Yes, they are a private facility that works with most PPO insurance plans. They do not accept Medicaid. Their admissions team can provide a free verification of benefits.

Yes, they offer medically supervised detoxification to ensure a safe and comfortable start to the recovery process. The typical detox stay is 7-10 days.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with medications like Suboxone is permitted as part of their comprehensive treatment approach. They do not offer Methadone.

Yes, they specialize in treating co-occurring disorders and offer a robust dual diagnosis treatment program to address both addiction and mental health conditions concurrently.

The typical length of stay is 7-10 days for detox, followed by a 45-day residential program. This also includes a 12-week IOP for aftercare.

The living situation is campus-style, with five neighboring houses creating a community feel. All rooms are shared with roommates to encourage peer support and accountability. Private rooms are not available.

No, it is not a locked facility. However, staff are always present on campus, and clients are not permitted to leave without supervision, ensuring a safe and contained environment.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. Personal electronics like phones and laptops are not allowed to help clients focus on recovery. Clients can make a few supervised calls per week.

You should plan on bringing about a week's worth of comfortable, casual, and weather-appropriate clothing. Pack essential hygiene items in original, unopened, alcohol-free containers. Also bring your ID, insurance card, a list of important phone numbers, and any current prescription medications in their original bottles.

Leave all drugs, alcohol, and unapproved medications at home. Weapons are strictly prohibited. To help you focus on recovery, do not bring electronics like cell phones, laptops, or tablets. Valuables, revealing clothing, outside food/drinks, and aerosol products should also be left at home.

The residential model combines a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) with off-site housing. This means clients attend intensive, full-day therapy at the clinical facility but live in a separate, supervised sober living home. This provides more structure than traditional outpatient, where clients live at their own home, but offers more real-world practice than a fully contained inpatient setting.