Orlando Recovery Center

No, Orlando Recovery Center is an open campus and not a locked-down facility. However, there is 24-hour staff and security on-site to ensure the safety of all clients.

No, personal electronic devices like cell phones, laptops, and tablets are not permitted. This policy is in place to help you fully immerse yourself in the recovery process without distraction. Facility phones are available for you to use.

In-person family visits are not permitted. Family participation is highly encouraged through the facility's family program, which includes weekly family therapy sessions and scheduled phone calls.

Clients reside in modern, apartment-style housing. You will share a comfortable room with one roommate, and each room has a semi-private bathroom.

The standard accommodation is a shared room. Private rooms are not mentioned as a standard option. You should discuss any specific needs with the admissions team prior to arrival.

Yes, there are designated outdoor areas where clients are permitted to smoke and use vape products during scheduled break times.

The length of stay is different for everyone and is based on your unique clinical needs and progress. A typical stay in the residential program ranges from 30 to 90 days.

Yes, Orlando Recovery Center integrates Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) into their programs. Medications like Suboxone may be used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan when deemed clinically appropriate by the medical team.

Your care is managed by a multidisciplinary team of licensed and credentialed professionals, including physicians, psychiatrists, registered nurses, and master's-level therapists.

The program uses a variety of evidence-based approaches. They offer both 12-Step facilitation groups and alternative peer-support models like SMART Recovery, allowing clients to explore the path that works best for them.

No, the program is not faith-based. It is a clinical program centered on evidence-based practices. However, they do offer spirituality groups and can accommodate clients who wish to attend off-site religious services.

You will be in treatment with other adults (18+) from various backgrounds. The program is co-ed, but men and women are housed in separate areas of the facility to ensure a safe and focused environment for everyone.

It is recommended you pack about a week's worth of comfortable clothes, including athletic wear and a swimsuit. You should also bring personal hygiene products (alcohol-free), your ID and insurance information, a list of important contacts, and any prescribed medications in their original, sealed bottles.

A typical day is highly structured. It begins with breakfast and is followed by a full schedule of individual therapy, group sessions, recreational activities like yoga or gym time, and meals. Evenings may include additional groups or time for personal reflection before lights out.

Yes, there is a dress code to promote a respectful and appropriate therapeutic environment. Clothing should be modest and not feature any offensive language or imagery related to drugs or alcohol. Specific details are provided during the admissions process.