Newport Institute

Newport Institute stands out with its gender-responsive care tailored for young adults, an integrated whole-person treatment model, and beautiful nature-based campuses. They emphasize deep family involvement, provide academic/vocational support, and maintain a high standard of care accredited by the Joint Commission.

They offer residential, PHP, and IOP programs for a wide range of substance use disorders, including addiction to alcohol, heroin, fentanyl, prescription drugs, opioids, cocaine, and other stimulants.

Yes, treating co-occurring disorders is central to their philosophy. Their integrated approach addresses physical, emotional, relational, psychological, and spiritual health simultaneously, ensuring that mental health issues are treated alongside substance use or eating disorders.

They use a robust mix of clinical and experiential modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, family therapy, Adventure Therapy, Art/Music Therapy, Culinary Arts, Equine Therapy, yoga, and martial arts.

A 12-Step approach is mentioned as one of the many therapeutic options available to clients, particularly at the Connecticut location. It is part of a broader, non-denominational clinical model.

No, the program is not faith-based. It is a clinical program rooted in evidence-based therapeutic practices. However, it addresses spiritual health as part of its whole-person approach.

Newport Institute was founded in 2008 and has been in business for over 15 years.

The estimated self-pay rate is $1,950 per day, with a 30-day minimum stay. Costs vary based on the level of care and individual needs. The admissions team can provide a precise quote and discuss financing options.

Yes, Newport Institute accepts a wide range of private insurance plans and works with providers both in-network and out-of-network. They have a dedicated team to help verify benefits and handle appeals.

Yes, sub-acute medical detox and medication management are offered on-site as an integral part of their comprehensive treatment services, ensuring a safe start to recovery.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is part of their medication management services, used when clinically appropriate to support recovery from substance use disorders.

The length of stay is individualized, but studies show better outcomes with stays longer than six weeks. A typical residential stay is 30-90 days, with a full continuum of care lasting up to a year.

Clients live in comfortable, home-like residential houses on serene campuses. Rooms and bathrooms are shared with peers to encourage community and support. Private rooms are not available.

No, Newport Institute is not a locked psychiatric hospital. It is a highly structured, voluntary program. If a client's condition is too severe to be safely managed, the team will refer them to a more appropriate level of care.

Electronics use is limited to promote focus on treatment; access may be approved by the clinical team as you progress. Smoking and vaping are not allowed, though nicotine patches are permitted.

You should pack about 10 days' worth of seasonally appropriate clothing for both indoor and outdoor activities. This includes jeans, workout clothes, a weatherproof jacket, appropriate shoes (tennis shoes, boots), and a bathing suit. Laundry facilities are available on-site.