Celadon Recovery Campus

The information suggests a structured, supervised environment with residential/24-hour residential care, but it does not explicitly state whether it is a closed or locked facility with 24/7 security.

The program serves all adults, both men and women, aged 18 and up, from Florida and beyond, including seniors.

Yes, they incorporate 12-step support and encourage joining 12-step support groups as part of recovery.

Bring about 14 days of comfortable clothing, alcohol-free toiletries, ID and insurance cards, current prescriptions in original bottles, and a list of contacts. If you smoke, bring enough cigarettes for your stay. E-cigs must be new and sealed.

Leave valuables, non-prescribed medications or supplements, weapons, revealing clothing, aerosol products, outside food/drinks, and large electronics at home. A full list of prohibited items is available from admissions.

Yes, cigarettes are allowed if you bring enough for your stay. New, in-original-wrapper electronic cigarettes/vaping devices are also permitted.

The facility offers a "scenic recovery campus" with "waterside campus-style facilities" and "private and semi-private residences." It is described as "unlike any hospital-type program," suggesting a more home-like or retreat-like environment.

Yes, they offer private and semi-private residences, meaning private rooms are an option.

This information is not listed on their website. The program is described as clinical and evidence-based. If you are the owner, you can claim this listing to provide more details.

Yes, they have a Medication Assisted Treatment policy, including buprenorphine detoxification and maintenance, and they treat opioid addictions with medications such as buprenorphine and naltrexone.

Cell phones and laptops are allowed only with approval and in extreme emergencies. Information on general Wi-Fi availability is not explicitly provided.

While direct "family visits" with a schedule are not explicitly detailed, the facility emphasizes family involvement through a comprehensive family program (IFP) and offers individual, group, family, and couples counseling.

They do not place a specific timetable on each level of care; the duration of treatment is a clinical and medical decision, and lengths of stay are individualized.

Care is provided by a multidisciplinary team of well-experienced, trained, and compassionate professionals, including mental health professionals and clinicians. The staff-to-client ratio is not specified.

They use evidence-based behavioral therapies, psychotherapy, and holistic skills. Specific therapies mentioned include mindful cognitive behavioral therapy, exposure therapy, trauma therapy, moral reconation, and adventure therapy, along with individual, group, family, and couples counseling.

They offer integrated care for co-occurring mental health issues such as anxiety, trauma, depression, and bipolar disorder. Comprehensive evaluations are used to build individualized treatment plans that address both conditions simultaneously.

Yes, they accept Medicaid and most major health insurance providers. They also accept bank debit/credit cards, wire transfers, or cashier's checks.

They offer follow-up after discharge, along with transitional services and aftercare, including housing services, recovery coaching, mentoring/peer support, employment counseling/training, discharge planning, and naloxone/overdose education.

You can expect assistance 24/7. An admissions advisor will conduct a free insurance verification and a mental health/substance abuse assessment, and will answer all your questions about the program and benefits.

The webpage does not explicitly outline a process for interventions but encourages calling their admissions line for assistance with your specific situation.

Costs vary based on program length and insurance benefits. For self-pay, the estimated cash pay rate is typically $500-$2,150 per day. They encourage contacting them for detailed cost information.

Yes, they offer detox treatment, including for alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, methamphetamine, and opioid detoxification.

Celadon Recovery was founded in 2019.