Arista Recovery

Arista emphasizes a compassionate, individualized, and evidence-based approach to treating the whole person, including underlying mental health conditions, in a comfortable and serene campus setting.

Arista offers a full continuum of care across two campuses: Medical Detox and Residential Treatment in Paola, and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) in Overland Park.

Treating co-occurring disorders is a primary focus. They use an integrated approach, treating both the substance use disorder and the co-occurring mental health disorder (like anxiety or depression) at the same time.

Arista uses a variety of evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, and 12-step facilitation.

No, Arista Recovery is an evidence-based clinical program, not a 12-Step facility. However, they do bring in outside meetings and encourage participation in 12-Step programs as part of a comprehensive aftercare plan.

No, the program is clinically-focused and not based on any specific faith or religion.

Arista Recovery was founded and opened in 2021.

Self-pay costs are estimated as follows: Detox is $1,200/day (or $5,600 for a full detox); Residential is $21,000 for 30 days; and Outpatient is $9,600 for a full 32-session program. Please call to confirm exact pricing.

Yes, Arista is in-network with many major insurance providers and offers a free insurance verification service on their website to determine your coverage.

Yes, Arista offers medically-supervised detoxification at their Paola campus as the first level of care for those who need it.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with medications like Suboxone is utilized for short-term detox tapers, typically lasting 5-7 days, to ensure a safe and comfortable withdrawal. It is not the preferred method for long-term maintenance care.

The typical residential stay is 30 days. The outpatient program consists of 32 sessions over approximately 10 weeks.

The living situation is campus/dormitory style. You will have one or more roommates of the same gender. Private rooms are not available, as shared living is part of the community-based therapeutic model.

No, it is an open campus and you are never locked in. You have the right to leave at any time. However, you cannot come and go freely to run errands; any time spent off-campus will be supervised by a staff member.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. In the residential program, you are allowed to use your personal cell phone for one hour in the evening. Laptops are generally not permitted to minimize distractions.

You should bring about a week's worth of comfortable clothing, essential documents (ID, insurance card), and unopened personal hygiene products. Leave valuables, weapons, drugs/alcohol, and electronics other than your cell phone at home. Always confirm the specific packing list with the admissions team.