Ohio Community Health Recovery Centers

No, this is an open outpatient clinic. Clients attend scheduled programming and are not required to stay on-site afterward. The environment promotes personal accountability within a supportive structure.

You will be in treatment with other co-ed adults seeking recovery from substance use. Group sizes are kept to a maximum of 24 people to ensure an intimate and effective therapeutic environment. As a primarily state-funded program, the clientele largely consists of individuals utilizing Medicaid.

Since this is an outpatient program, you do not need to bring personal belongings for an overnight stay. It's recommended to bring a notebook, a pen, and any personal identification or insurance information needed for your intake process.

Please do not bring any drugs, alcohol, or weapons to the facility. Any items that could be disruptive to the therapeutic environment should be left at home.

As an outpatient clinic, smoking policies typically apply to designated outdoor areas. Please inquire with the staff upon arrival for specific rules regarding smoking and vaping on the property.

This facility does not offer housing. It is an outpatient program where clients live at home or in a partnered sober living facility. The center can provide recommendations and assist with placement in local sober living homes.

Housing and accommodations are not provided by Ohio Recovery Centers, as it is an outpatient-only facility.

Yes, you can bring your personal electronic devices. However, their use is prohibited during group therapy and other clinical sessions to ensure that all clients can focus on their recovery without distraction.

Ohio Recovery Centers was founded in 2022.

The facility is a modern outpatient clinic. It includes comfortable group therapy rooms, private offices for individual counseling sessions, and recreational areas with features like arcade games to foster a positive and welcoming atmosphere.

We offer a continuum of outpatient care, including a structured Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), a flexible Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), integrated Dual Diagnosis treatment, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).

The core program is more clinical and therapy-driven, focusing on evidence-based practices like CBT and DBT. While not a 12-step-based program, they recognize its value and partner with many local sober living homes where residents are encouraged to attend 12-step meetings.

No, the program is clinical and evidence-based, not affiliated with any specific faith or religion. It is open to individuals of all beliefs and backgrounds.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is a key part of their services. They utilize medications like Suboxone and Vivitrol, prescribed and managed by their on-site Nurse Practitioner, to help clients manage cravings and focus on their recovery.

The typical length of stay in a program phase is 30 days at a time. The total duration of treatment is based on individual clinical needs and progress.

Program participation is generally structured in 30-day increments. Your clinical team will work with you to determine the appropriate overall length of care needed to build a strong foundation for recovery.

They employ a variety of evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), individual and group psychotherapy, mental health counseling, and family education. This is complemented by guidance on nutrition and exercise to support holistic wellness.

Yes, treating co-occurring mental health disorders (dual diagnosis) is a core component of their program. They believe addressing issues like depression, anxiety, or trauma alongside substance use is essential for achieving sustainable recovery.

Their integrated approach begins with a comprehensive assessment to accurately diagnose both the substance use disorder and any co-occurring mental health conditions. A customized treatment plan is then created, involving a combination of therapy, medication management, and support groups to address both conditions simultaneously and help clients develop healthier coping mechanisms.

Inpatient care requires living at a facility 24/7, providing a highly structured and supervised environment. Outpatient care, which this facility offers, allows you to live at home while attending scheduled treatment sessions. Their PHP and IOP levels provide intensive clinical support with the flexibility to maintain work, school, or family life.

No, they do not offer detox services. Clients who are actively using substances will need to complete a medical detox program at another facility before they can be admitted into the PHP or IOP programs.