Recovery Centers of America at Monroeville

The typical length of stay for residential treatment is 30 days. Outpatient programs are generally 6 weeks long.

A standard residential stay is typically 30 days, though the final duration is based on each client's individual clinical progress and needs.

Clients live in a modern inpatient facility or building, which provides a structured, clinical setting for recovery.

No, all rooms and bathrooms are shared. Clients will have a roommate, which is intended to foster peer support and accountability.

It is not a lockdown facility, but it is a closed campus. Clients are not permitted to leave the property to ensure safety and focus on treatment.

Cell phones are not allowed. Staff will secure your phone, but if you need to use it for an essential task like paying a bill or getting a contact, your counselor can retrieve it for you.

Yes, smoking cigarettes and vapes is permitted in designated outdoor areas. All tobacco and vape products must be sealed and unopened upon arrival.

Bring about a week’s worth of comfortable clothing, unopened personal toiletries, prescription medications in their original bottles, your ID and insurance cards, and a list of important contacts.

Leave valuables, electronics, non-prescribed medications, weapons, revealing clothing, and any food, drinks, or products containing alcohol at home to maintain a safe and focused environment.

The website describes it as a "facility campus" with amenities like a fitness center, basketball court, ponds, and hiking areas, but does not provide a detailed building layout.

The care team includes nurses, licensed therapists, and counselors. Medical oversight is primarily provided by nurses, and you may see a Nurse Practitioner about once a week.

The primary medical providers are Nurse Practitioners. The facility provides psychiatric care but may not have a full-time psychiatrist on staff.

The program is co-ed for adults (18+). The facility has 60 beds, so you will be in a community of peers working toward recovery. Living quarters are separated by gender-specific units.

Yes, family visits are permitted and typically scheduled on the weekends to allow loved ones to participate in the recovery process.

The primary form of family involvement is through scheduled visits on the weekends, which provide an opportunity for support and connection.

They offer PHP and IOP as step-down options. They also have an active Alumni Association which provides ongoing recovery meetings and sober activities.

Yes, follow-up support is provided through their robust Alumni Association, which helps former clients stay connected to a sober community.