Levels of Care
Pinnacle Recovery provides a focused continuum of care to support clients through the critical stages of their recovery. Each program is tailored to provide the right level of structure and therapeutic intensity to build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety.
Typical Stay: 30 Days
The residential program is the cornerstone of treatment at Pinnacle. Clients reside in a comfortable, 16-bed house, receiving around-the-clock support. The program includes intensive individual and group therapy, family programming, and holistic activities, all within a structured, substance-free environment.
Schedule: Mon, Tues, Thurs from 6pm-9pm for 90 days
IOP serves as a vital step-down level of care, providing robust clinical support while clients live at home and reintegrate into their daily lives. This program helps individuals practice recovery skills in a real-world setting, reinforcing the lessons learned in residential treatment.
Environment & Accommodations
Pinnacle Recovery offers a non-institutional, home-like environment in a quiet residential neighborhood of Holladay, UT. The facility is designed to foster a sense of safety, community, and comfort. With a maximum capacity of only 16 beds, the program ensures an intimate setting and a high staff-to-client ratio. The program is co-ed, and clients reside together in shared rooms, promoting peer support and camaraderie.
Clients live in a comfortable house, creating a personal and less clinical atmosphere than a traditional facility.
All rooms are semi-private, meaning clients share a room with a roommate, which helps foster accountability and peer support.
The program serves both men and women, with shared living spaces and group sessions that reflect a real-world environment.
Policies & Rules
This is not a locked facility. Treatment is voluntary, and clients are expected to be committed to their recovery program.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (e.g., Suboxone) is available on a case-by-case basis, pending approval from the medical director.
Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. Clients are free to use these areas during non-programming hours.
Personal cell phones are stored away. After a 7-day initial blackout period, clients get 45 minutes of monitored phone time daily.
Family involvement is encouraged through family programming. In-person visits are permitted for clients every Saturday.
To ensure safety, items like non-prescribed medications, weapons, and any products containing alcohol are strictly prohibited.
Program & Treatment
Learn about the program structure, therapy types, and treatment model.
Pinnacle stands out due to its small, 16-bed capacity, ensuring highly personalized attention. We offer gourmet meals with dietary accommodations, controlled phone access to reduce distractions, and a comfortable, co-ed home-like environment.
We provide a focused continuum of care that includes a Residential (inpatient) program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).
Yes, we specialize in treating dual diagnosis. Our integrated approach addresses both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions with psychiatric oversight and tailored therapies.
Our programs utilize a blend of evidence-based practices, including Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Family Programming, and Integrative/Holistic Therapies.
While our core curriculum is not strictly 12-Step based, we recognize its value and transport clients to outside 12-Step meetings 2-3 times per week.
No, our program is clinically focused and not based on any specific faith, making it suitable for individuals from all backgrounds and belief systems.
Pinnacle Recovery was founded and has been providing care since 2016.
Cost & Admission
Find answers about costs, insurance, and what's required for admission.
For those paying out-of-pocket, the estimated cost for our residential program is $30,000 per month. Our 90-day Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is approximately $7,000. Please call for an exact quote.
Yes, we are in-network with BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS). We can also work with other private insurance plans. We do not accept Medicaid.
No, we do not offer on-site medical detox. Clients must be medically stable before admission to our residential program.
Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Suboxone is permitted on a case-by-case basis, subject to approval by our medical doctor. We often encourage the use of the Sublocade injection for suitable candidates.
Daily Life & Rules
Details on living arrangements, what to bring, and facility policies.
The typical length of stay for our residential program is 30 days. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is structured as a 90-day program.
Our facility is a comfortable house in a residential neighborhood. All rooms are shared with a roommate to encourage peer support and community. Private rooms are not available.
No, our program is voluntary, and the facility is not locked. We provide a structured and supportive environment, but clients are free to leave if they choose to do so.
Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. Personal cell phones are stored securely by staff. After an initial 7-day blackout period, clients are allowed 45 minutes of supervised phone time per day.
Bring: Comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, ID and insurance information, and any approved medications.
Leave at home: Valuables, excessive cash, weapons, non-prescribed medications, and any items containing alcohol.
Support, Staff & Community
Information on the care team, family involvement, and peer environment.
Our clinical team is primarily composed of experienced counselors and therapists. Clients also have access to a nurse practitioner and can see a psychiatrist once per week for medication management and dual diagnosis support.
The program is co-ed for adults (18+). With a small capacity of only 16 clients, you will be part of an intimate and diverse community of peers who are typically covered by private insurance like BCBS or self-pay.
Family involvement is a key part of recovery. We offer family programming, and clients are allowed in-person visits with family every Saturday.
We provide thorough discharge planning and strongly recommend stepping down to our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) or other outpatient services to ensure a smooth transition and continued support.
