Brighton Recovery Center - Salt Lake City

Our small, 13-bed facility ensures individualized attention. We offer a shared home-like environment, 12-step integration, structured therapies, and a full continuum of care including outpatient and sober living for long-term support.

We offer Inpatient/Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Sober Living for clients enrolled in our outpatient programs.

Yes, we treat co-occurring mental disorders with support from our mental health providers, including a Nurse Practitioner, a psychiatrist (available onsite or virtually), and licensed counselors.

Our program includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), relapse prevention, peer-led 12-step meetings, yoga, meditation, and specialized groups for trauma and professionals.

Yes, our program is based on 12-Step principles, and we provide transportation for clients to attend local meetings.

No, our program is clinically focused and not faith-based, making it suitable for individuals of all belief systems.

Brighton Recovery Center was founded and has been offering services since 2018.

Costs vary. Self-pay estimates are: Inpatient at $1,000/day; a 6-week PHP program is around $15,000; and a 12-week IOP program is around $12,000. It is best to call for an exact quote based on your insurance benefits.

Yes, we are an in-network facility with most major commercial insurance plans and also accept Medicaid.

No, we do not provide on-site medical detox. Clients must be medically stable before admission to our residential program.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), including Suboxone, is supported as part of a client's overall treatment plan.

Inpatient is a full-time residential program where you live at the facility. Our outpatient options include PHP (20 hours/week for 6 weeks) and IOP (12 hours/week for 12 weeks), which allow for more flexibility.

The typical length of stay for our residential/inpatient program is 30 to 45 days. Outpatient programs have their own structured timelines.

The living situation is a comfortable, home-like residential house. Most rooms are shared with a roommate to foster peer support. A private room may be available depending on occupancy.

No, it is not a lockdown facility. You can go outside and use the on-site amenities, but you must stay on the property. The property is secured for the safety of all clients.

Yes, smoking is permitted in designated outdoor areas. Personal electronics like laptops are not allowed. Cell phones are kept by staff but can be used for 20 minutes on Sundays. You can use the facility phone once per day for 20 minutes after an initial 3-day blackout period.

Bring: Comfortable clothing, workout attire, toiletries (non-aerosol, alcohol-free), ID and insurance cards, appropriate seasonal outerwear, and recovery-focused books.

Leave at home: Valuables, cell phone/laptop, outside food/drinks, weapons, non-prescribed medications, revealing clothing, and items containing alcohol.

The campus has a home-like environment with shared rooms and amenities including a workout space, volleyball court, firepit, and a central courtyard.