Solutions Retreat

We are an accredited, small, and affordable program that is free for veterans. With over 10 years of licensed operation, we provide individualized care from people who have achieved sobriety themselves and genuinely care, distinguishing us from larger, less personal 'rehab mills'.

Yes, our entire program is an intensive, immersive experience centered around working the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is the core of our approach to recovery.

While our focus is the 12-steps, we incorporate therapeutic modalities such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Psychodrama techniques to help process trauma, anxiety, and depression.

No. As a peer-run facility without medical or clinical staff, we do not formally treat dual diagnosis. Our program focuses on the spiritual solution of the 12-steps for addiction, though many find this process helps alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety.

We offer a single, focused program: a 28-day men's residential treatment based on a 12-step immersion model for substance use disorders.

Our program is not based on a specific religion. It is spiritual in nature, aligned with the principles of the 12-steps, which encourage finding a "higher power of your own understanding." We incorporate practices like meditation.

Solutions Retreat was founded and has been offering services since 2014.

Yes. While we believe in a spiritual solution, we understand the role of MAT. If you are on Suboxone or other medication-assisted treatments, you can continue them here. Our staff will hold your medication and ensure you receive it as prescribed.

We are not a licensed detox facility. However, we can provide some non-narcotic comfort medications for minor withdrawal symptoms like sleeplessness or upset stomach to help you transition into the program.

Care and guidance are provided by a peer-run staff. The owners and facilitators have decades of their own sobriety and guide clients through the 12 steps. There are no medical or clinical staff like doctors or psychiatrists on site.

We do not offer our own aftercare programs. However, upon discharge, our staff will assist you in finding and arranging placement in suitable halfway houses or other aftercare options if needed.

Inpatient (or residential) addiction treatment means you live at the facility full-time for the duration of the program—typically 28 days or longer—receiving 24/7 care, therapy, and support in a structured environment away from everyday triggers and stressors. This level of care is ideal for individuals with severe addictions, co-occurring mental health issues, or those who need a stable, immersive setting to begin recovery. Outpatient addiction treatment, on the other hand, allows you to live at home and attend treatment sessions part-time, such as a few hours per day or several days per week. This option offers flexibility for people who have work, school, or family responsibilities and whose addiction is less severe or stable enough for community-based recovery. While inpatient treatment provides intensive supervision and structure, outpatient care focuses on maintaining recovery skills and support while reintegrating into daily life.

The self-pay cost is $7,900 for the 28-day program, and a payment plan is available. For eligible U.S. veterans, the program is completely free of charge, covered by the VA.

We are an in-network provider with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) via the VA-CCN and Tricare. We do not accept private insurance or Medicaid, but we offer an affordable self-pay rate.