Hammocks on the Edisto

The standard length of stay for the residential program is 30 days.

The typical length of stay is 30 days for the residential program.

The facility is described as a "Southern Retreat Style Rehab" in a residential, renovated mansion. The environment is designed to be comfortable and home-like.

Most rooms and bathrooms are shared to foster a sense of community. A private room may be available depending on current occupancy and availability.

No, this is a voluntary, open-campus facility. It is not locked, but clients are required to stay on the property unless on a supervised outing and must adhere to the program schedule.

No, personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not permitted. This helps clients remain focused on their recovery. Staff can facilitate access for urgent matters, such as paying a bill.

Yes, smoking cigarettes and using tobacco dip are allowed in designated outdoor areas. However, vaping and e-cigarettes are not permitted.

Be sure to bring seven days’ worth of comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing that complies with the dress code. If there are specific questions on the dress code, please call our team at the facility. Residents should pack a range of items including:
Shoes (everyday shoes, athletic shoes for activities, and flip-flops), Shirts, Pants, Shorts, Socks, Undergarments, Pajamas, Coat/jacket, Bathrobe, Belt, Hat, Slippers.
Please also include:
Photo ID (Driver’s License, Passport, etc), Insurance Card, Prescription Card (if applicable), Credit or debit card (for medication co-pays, if applicable), A small amount of cash ($50 in small bills) for spending money on group outings, A 30-day supply of tobacco products (dip or cigarettes only- no vaping), A 30-day supply of toiletries and beauty products (must be alcohol-free and aerosol free), A 30-day supply of current prescription medication (in original pharmacy bottles and label intact; any liquid medications must be new and sealed), List of all medications and dosages, List of names, addresses, and phone numbers of those who wish to have involved in treatment (loved ones, healthcare professionals, 12 Step Sponsors, etc), Stamps and Envelopes for writing letters.

When preparing for addiction treatment, it’s important to leave at home any items that could be unsafe, distracting, or disruptive to your recovery. This includes clothing with logos promoting alcohol, drugs, sex, gambling, or gangs, as well as overly revealing or inappropriate clothing such as short skirts or shorts, strapless or midriff-baring tops, and see-through garments. Personal items like pillows, blankets, towels, stuffed animals, nail polish and remover, jewelry, outside food or drinks, and any unsealed or opened containers should also stay at home. Electronic devices such as cellphones, smartwatches, computers, cameras, TVs, and gaming consoles, along with e-cigarettes, vaping devices, and loose tobacco, are not allowed. Additionally, gambling-related items, huffable products, and pictures with glass frames should be left behind. Staff will safely store any inappropriate items and return them upon discharge, while illegal or contraband items will be destroyed, so it’s best to leave valuables and nonessential personal belongings at home to ensure a safe, focused, and supportive treatment environment.

The house is described as a "Southern Retreat Style Rehab" in an "idyllic low-country setting".

The care team consists mainly of nurses, Nurse Practitioners (NPs), and Physician Assistants (PAs), under the supervision of a physician. The team also includes licensed counselors for therapy.

The primary medical team consists of NPs and PAs. While they work under a physician and provide mental health care, the notes do not specify if a dedicated psychiatrist or psychologist is on staff.

The facility is for women over the age of 18, with a maximum occupancy of 15 residents. The clientele consists of women with private pay or private insurance.

No, on-site family visitation is not part of the program. However, family involvement is encouraged through family therapy sessions.

Family members can participate in dedicated family counseling sessions, which can be conducted either on-site or remotely via Zoom.

The clinical team provides comprehensive discharge planning and will help clients arrange for follow-up care, such as finding an outpatient program or other aftercare resources.

Yes, as part of their aftercare planning, the staff assists each client in establishing a continuing care plan to support their long-term recovery after leaving the facility.