Overview
Project Recovery is a dedicated outpatient clinic in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, offering a safe and non-judgmental path to recovery from opioid and alcohol addiction. The environment is designed to be professional, welcoming, and non-institutional, serving co-ed adults. Specializing in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), they provide a person-centered approach that combines FDA-approved medications like Suboxone and Vivitrol with comprehensive counseling services and intimate group sessions of 10-20 participants. Their unique model includes certified peer support specialists who bring invaluable lived experience to the recovery process. By accepting walk-ins and working with Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay clients, Project Recovery removes barriers to care, ensuring that anyone seeking help for substance use can find a supportive and effective treatment plan tailored to their individual needs. Visit their website here.
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Your First Step is a Conversation
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- Your call is 100% confidential. Speak with Project Recovery's admissions.
- There's no commitment to enroll. They're here to answer questions.
- Talk next steps clearly. Discuss costs and what treatment looks like.
Treatment
Levels of Care
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Core outpatient program.
Peer Support Services
Guidance from lived experience.
Approaches
Policies
MAT Program Adherence
Expected to take medication as prescribed.
Smoking/Vaping Policy
Permitted in designated outdoor areas only.
Personal Electronics
Clients are responsible for their own devices.
Appointment Attendance
Regular attendance is crucial for the program.
Cost
Payment Structure
Project Recovery is committed to accessible care and accepts Medicaid and all major insurance plans. Their team can help you understand your benefits and coverage.
Enquire About CostsSelf-Pay
For clients paying out-of-pocket, Project Recovery will not let cost be a barrier and will work with you on a payment plan you can afford. They will not send you to collections.
- Typical Self-Pay Rate (Estimate): $20 - $65 / visit
- Patient Assistance Program: $65 or Free*
- *For those with low income and no insurance who qualify. Cost includes office visit and any testing performed.
Reviews
Based on 2 Google reviews
What Clients Appreciate
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Supportive & Caring Staff: Highly praised for showing genuine concern and being a huge support system.
"They have been nothing but a HUGE support for my son. They truly care about the clients and are so helpful. Highly recommend!!!"
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Location
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Project Recovery3800 West Technology Circle, Suite 201
Sioux Falls, SD 57016, USA
Hours
Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat - Sun: Closed
Frequently Asked Questions
Costs & Admission
What will my costs be for treatment?
Costs are designed to be affordable. They will not let cost be a barrier and will work with what you can afford, with no risk of being sent to collections. Self-pay rates for MAT typically range from $20-$65 per visit, which includes counseling. A patient assistance program is available for low-income, uninsured individuals, which can reduce the cost to $65 or even free.
Do you accept insurance for substance use disorder treatment?
Yes, they accept most major medical insurance plans, including Medicaid and various private insurance providers.
Treatment Details
Why choose this program? What makes it different?
Walk-in appointments accepted without referral, person-centered approach, certified peer support specialists with lived experience, support dog in clinic, free services available for those without insurance who meet financial criteria, treatment customized to individual goals without forced perfection.
What substance use disorder treatment programs do you offer?
Outpatient medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder, with individual and group counseling.
How do you treat dual diagnosis / co-occurring disorders?
They treat co-occurring mental health disorders with state-accredited mental health services and can provide referrals to psychiatric care.
What types of therapies are used?
Individual counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, peer support services, and medication-assisted treatment.
Does this program use the 12-Steps?
No, their program is a clinical model based on MAT and counseling, not a 12-Step program.
Is the program faith-based?
No, the program is clinically focused and not faith-based, making it suitable for individuals of all belief systems.
Do you treat co-occurring mental disorders?
Yes, they provide state-accredited mental health services and can provide referrals to psychiatric care if needed.
Do you provide detoxification services?
No, they are an outpatient MAT clinic and do not offer inpatient medical detox services.
Is Suboxone (MAT) permitted?
Yes, they specialize in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and utilize Suboxone, Vivitrol, and other medications as a core part of their treatment approach.
What kind of aftercare and follow-up support is available?
Ongoing support is provided through their peer support services and groups, which are available to help clients maintain long-term recovery.
Is there any follow-up after discharge?
Yes, clients can continue to engage with peer support services for ongoing community and encouragement after completing their primary treatment goals.
How long has this facility been open?
Founded in 2018 (acquired by QuickMD in March 2024).
Daily Life, Rules & Family
Who provides care here? Who is on the treatment team?
Care is provided by a team that includes a medical doctor, licensed counselors, and certified peer support specialists.
Who else will be in treatment with me? What is the occupancy?
You will be in treatment with other co-ed adults seeking recovery from opioid use disorder. The clientele includes individuals with Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay clients. Group sizes are typically 10-20 people.
Are family visits allowed?
N/A - As an outpatient program, formal "visitation" is not applicable. Clients live at home with their families.
What family involvement is included in the treatment process?
Couples counseling is available to help partners work through recovery together. Specific family program details are not listed.
Are there psychiatrists and psychologists on staff?
No, but they can provide referrals to psychiatric care for clients who need it.
How long will I be there?
Treatment is a long-term maintenance program tailored to your needs. Many clients continue for several years to support their recovery.
What is the length of a stay for substance use disorders?
N/A - This is an outpatient program, not a residential stay. Treatment length varies by individual need.
Is this a closed/locked facility?
N/A - This is an outpatient clinic, not a locked residential facility. Clients attend appointments and are free to come and go.
Is smoking/vaping allowed?
Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted outside the clinic in designated areas.
What is the living situation like?
N/A - This is an outpatient program. Clients live in their own homes.
Can I get my own room or bathroom?
N/A - This is an outpatient program with no residential accommodations.
Can I use my phone or laptop? Is there WiFi?
Yes, as an outpatient client, you manage your own electronics. Their use may be limited during therapy sessions to ensure focus.
What should I bring with me?
N/A - For outpatient appointments, you only need to bring what you would for a typical doctor's visit, such as your ID and insurance information.
What should I leave at home?
N/A - This is not a residential facility. Prohibited items like illicit substances or weapons are not allowed on the premises.
What is the layout of the campus?
N/A - This is a clinic-based outpatient program at 3800 West Technology Circle, Suite 201, Sioux Falls, not a campus.
What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment?
Inpatient addiction treatment requires patients to live full-time at a facility for 24/7 supervised care, typically lasting 28–90 days, and includes structured daily therapy, medical detox if needed, and a controlled environment to remove triggers; it is ideal for severe addictions or those with co-occurring mental health issues. Outpatient treatment allows patients to live at home and attend scheduled sessions (a few hours several times a week), offering flexibility for work or family while providing counseling, medication management, and group support; it suits milder addictions or as a step-down after inpatient care.
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State Licensed (SD)
Licensed by the State of South Dakota.
LegitScript Certified
Verified Healthcare Provider.