Rosewood Recovery

No, this is an outpatient clinic. Clients attend their scheduled therapy sessions and return home afterward. It is not a locked facility.

You will be in treatment with other coed adults seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring disorders. The clientele typically has private insurance. The program maintains a small, intimate environment with group sizes ranging from 5-14 people, but usually 10 or less.

Rosewood Recovery is a clinical counseling program and is not based on the 12-steps. However, they encourage clients to explore 12-step programs as a supportive resource and may occasionally bring meetings into the facility.

As this is an outpatient program, you do not need to pack belongings for an overnight stay. You should bring a photo ID, your insurance card, and any co-pays or payments due for the session.

Please do not bring any drugs, alcohol, or weapons to the facility. Treatment is a safe space, and these items are strictly prohibited.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas during scheduled breaks.

This is an outpatient facility, so there are no living quarters. Clients live at home or in a sober living environment and commute to the clinic for treatment.

This does not apply, as Rosewood Recovery is an outpatient program without residential housing.

No, the program is based on clinical counseling and evidence-based therapeutic methods, not on a specific faith or religion.

Yes, clients who are on a stable dose of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), such as Suboxone, are welcome in the program.

Yes, you are allowed to have and use your personal electronic devices like phones and laptops. However, their use is prohibited during group therapy sessions to ensure a focused and respectful environment.

As an outpatient program, there are no formal family visitation hours. However, family involvement is supported through family therapy sessions, which can be arranged with your primary therapist.

The length of stay varies by program:
• PHP: 5 times per week for 4-6 weeks.
• IOP: 4 times per week for about 12 weeks.
• OP: 1 time per week for up to 45 days.

Care is provided by a team of experienced clinical professionals, primarily master's-level counselors and therapists. A medical doctor is also on staff to conduct initial evaluations as needed.

The program is centered around evidence-based clinical counseling. The core components are daily group sessions and consistent individual therapy, tailored to meet the specific needs of each client.

Rosewood is "co-occurring capable," meaning their clinical team is equipped to provide integrated services for individuals who have both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition, treating both simultaneously.

Yes, Rosewood Recovery is in-network with several major private insurance providers, including Independence Blue Cross, Keystone Health Plan East, Geisinger, Allied Trades Assistance Program, and TriCare East. They do not accept Medicaid.

Inpatient addiction treatment means you live at the rehab center full-time, where you get 24/7 care in a structured environment. Outpatient treatment, like that offered at Rosewood, lets you live at home and attend scheduled therapy sessions, allowing you to maintain daily responsibilities. Outpatient is ideal for those with a stable home environment and a strong support system.

Rosewood's General Outpatient Program (OP) serves as a key aftercare component, providing ongoing weekly support. The team also assists with discharge planning to connect clients with appropriate long-term resources in the community.

Costs depend on your insurance plan. For self-pay, estimated weekly costs are $645 for PHP and $475 for IOP. There is also a $150 intake fee and an optional $200 medical evaluation fee. Please call to verify all costs and insurance benefits.

No, Rosewood Recovery is an outpatient facility and does not offer medical detox services. They can help refer you to a trusted detox provider if needed.

Family therapy is available and encouraged to help heal relationships and build a strong support system at home, which is crucial for success in an outpatient setting.

They offer three levels of outpatient care: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and General Outpatient Program (OP).

Yes, they treat a wide range of co-occurring conditions, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, emotional dysregulation, grief & loss, schizoaffective disorder, and personality disorders.

The treatment team is primarily composed of master's-level therapists and counselors. While a medical doctor is on staff for initial evaluations, they do not have psychiatrists or psychologists on staff for ongoing medication management or psychological testing.

Rosewood Recovery does not offer residential or inpatient treatment; they exclusively provide outpatient services.

The facility is a professional, modern office space designed for clinical therapy. It is not a campus with multiple buildings or residential areas.

Yes, the clinical team provides comprehensive discharge planning to ensure clients are connected with ongoing support resources, such as therapists, support groups, or sober living arrangements, to promote continued success in recovery.

Rosewood Recovery was founded in 2023.

Rosewood stands out for its commitment to individualized treatment planning in a small-group setting, ensuring personalized attention. Their experienced team, combined with accreditations from The Joint Commission and the Pennsylvania DDAP, signifies a high standard of clinical excellence.