A Spectrum of Faith-Based Care
Set Free Alaska offers a comprehensive range of ASAM-certified programs designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families. From intensive residential care to flexible telehealth options, each program is rooted in a Christian, mind-body-spirit philosophy to foster holistic and lasting recovery.
Program Length: 5-8 months
This program provides long-term, intensive care in separate, home-like facilities for men and women. Men are in Homer, women are in Wasilla. It is designed for individuals needing a highly structured and supportive environment to build a foundation for recovery. The women's program has limited availability for clients with children under ten.
Set Free offers multiple levels of outpatient care, including Partial Hospitalization (ASAM 2.5), Intensive Outpatient (ASAM 2.1), and standard Outpatient (ASAM 1.0). These programs allow clients to receive structured clinical support while maintaining responsibilities at home, work, or school. Fully telehealth options are also available.
This specialized service provides mental and behavioral health support for children and adolescents. The program includes family intervention and focuses on partnering with community agencies to foster healthy family relationships and support the well-being of its youngest clients.
The Recovery Residence Program, including facilities like Heritage House in Wasilla, offers a safe, structured, and substance-free living environment. This sober living option is ideal for individuals transitioning from a higher level of care who need continued support and accountability.
A Healing & Home-Like Environment
Set Free Alaska's residential facilities are designed to create a "healthy, intimate, and home living environment" that promotes healing and community. With a capacity of 16 in the women's facility, the atmosphere is supportive and personal. The centers feature spacious common areas, dedicated rooms for therapy and recreation, and inviting dining spaces, all located within local communities like Homer and Wasilla.
Residential programs are housed in comfortable, home-like facilities rather than clinical or institutional buildings.
A dedicated space for clients to relax, reflect, and find peace during their recovery journey.
Equipped with art supplies, sewing machines, and beading materials for creative expression and therapy.
Policies & Requirements
Clients must provide a valid photo ID. A $50 deposit is required for an assessment unless covered by Medicaid or court-mandated.
The Women's Residential facility is strictly non-smoking. Policies for other locations may vary. Please confirm with admissions.
To ensure the safety of the community, Set Free Alaska does not serve individuals who are registered sex offenders.
Information on whether facilities are closed-campus or open-campus is not specified. Please contact admissions for details.
The policy regarding personal cell phones, laptops, and Wi-Fi access is not specified. Please confirm rules with the admissions team.
Information regarding the use of Medication-Assisted Treatment (e.g., Suboxone) is not available. Please inquire with admissions.
Program & Treatment
Learn about the program structure, therapy types, and treatment model.
Set Free Alaska is the only faith-based, CARF-certified program in the Mat-Su Valley. It uses a Christian, mind-body-spirit approach to recovery, offers a wide range of ASAM care levels, and focuses on trauma-informed treatment for the whole family.
They offer Inpatient/Residential (ASAM 3.5), Partial Hospitalization (ASAM 2.5), Intensive Outpatient (ASAM 2.1), standard Outpatient (ASAM 1.0), and Recovery Residence Programs (Sober Living) for men, women, and children/adolescents.
Yes, they treat co-occurring disorders. Mental health conditions are addressed alongside substance use in both their residential and outpatient settings through an integrated approach.
They use a mind-body-spirit approach with clinical techniques including Trauma-Informed Treatment, group and individual counseling, psychoeducation, and holistic activities like art/craft therapy and yoga.
Information regarding specific recovery models like 12-Steps, SMART Recovery, or Celebrate Recovery is not found on their website. Their approach is described as Christian and faith-based. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to complete your profile.
Yes, the program is explicitly faith-based. Set Free Alaska is a Christian treatment center that uses a "mind-body-spirit approach to recovery."
Set Free Alaska was established in 2008 and received its 501(c)(3) non-profit status in August 2009.
Cost & Admission
Find answers about costs, insurance, and what's required for admission.
Costs vary based on the frequency and duration of your specific treatment plan. A $50 deposit is required to schedule an assessment (unless you have active Medicaid or are court-mandated). They accept Commercial Insurance, Medicaid, and offer a Sliding Scale Fee. Many clients find that Medicaid covers 100% of the cost due to the change in household income. A sliding scale is also available. The estimated self-pay cost for a month program is approximately $23,000. To make care affordable, a generous sliding scale fee offers discounts of 80%, 60%, 40%, or 20%, depending on your salary. You will receive a Good Faith Estimate of your financial responsibility after your initial assessment.
Yes, they accept most Commercial Insurance plans and are a Medicaid provider. They also offer a sliding scale fee based on annual household income for those who qualify.
No, we do not provide detox, but reach out and we can help facilitate detox services before entering our facility.
Daily Life & Rules
Details on living arrangements, what to bring, and facility policies.
The duration for the Women's Residential Treatment program is five to eight months, depending on individual needs and progress. The length of stay for other programs varies.
The residential programs offer a "home living environment." Specific information about whether rooms are private or shared is not found on the website. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add room details.
No, the facility is not described as being closed or locked. The environment is presented as a supportive, home-like setting.
The Women's Residential Treatment facility is a non-smoking facility. Please inquire with admissions about policies at other locations.
Support, Staff & Community
Information on the care team, family involvement, and peer environment.
Care is provided by a team of clinicians and counselors, including some with Chemical Dependency Counselor (CDC) I certification. Information about on-staff psychiatrists or psychologists is not specified. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add staff details.
You will be in treatment with other adults. Residential facilities are gender-specific (men and women live separately). The clientele is diverse, including those using commercial insurance, Medicaid, or a sliding scale fee.
Family involvement is emphasized, particularly in the Children & Family program. However, specific details about family therapy or visitation hours for adult programs are not found on the website. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add visitation details.
Set Free Alaska offers a Recovery Residence Program (Sober Living) as a step-down option. Information about other specific aftercare or alumni programs is not found on their website. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to complete your profile.
Payment & Cost Information
Insurance & Payment Options
Set Free Alaska is committed to accessible care. They accept most commercial insurance plans and are a Medicaid provider. Because residential treatment requires taking time off from work, many clients find that Medicaid covers 100% of the cost due to the change in household income. A sliding scale is also available.
Self-Pay & Estimates
The estimated self-pay cost for a month program is approximately $23,000. To make care affordable, a generous sliding scale fee offers discounts of 80%, 60%, 40%, or 20%, depending on your salary. You will receive a Good Faith Estimate of your financial responsibility after your initial assessment.
Accepted Payment Methods May Include:
The best way to confirm coverage is to contact the admissions team.
Commercial Insurance
Medicaid
Sliding Scale Fee
Self-Pay
And Many More
