Tallgrass Recovery

We offer an affordable, community-based program where over 80% of services are delivered by volunteers in recovery. Our peer-driven model, dedicated mentors, and immersive 12-step approach provide a unique and powerful path to lasting sobriety.

We offer a 30-day residential recovery program focused on alcohol and drug addiction, and sober living homes for long-term recovery support.

Yes, our entire program is founded on the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is a peer-driven, 12-step immersion and mentor program.

Our program is centered on 12-step facilitation. We focus on working through the steps with a mentor, attending daily AA meetings, and fostering recovery through peer support and community.

We are a non-clinical, non-medical facility focused on a 12-step solution. We do not treat co-occurring mental health disorders. Our program is for those whose primary issue is substance use.

No, our program is not faith-based in a religious sense. It is a 12-step, spiritually-based solution that encourages each individual to find their own spiritual path.

No, we are a non-medical, peer-driven program. Our staff and mentors are individuals in recovery, not licensed clinicians.

Inpatient addiction treatment involves living at a residential facility for a set period, receiving 24/7 care, structured therapy, and medical supervision, which is ideal for severe addictions or those needing intensive support. Outpatient treatment, on the other hand, allows patients to live at home while attending scheduled therapy sessions, counseling, or support groups, making it more flexible but less immersive. Essentially, inpatient provides full-time, controlled care, while outpatient offers part-time treatment that lets patients maintain daily responsibilities.

Our 30-day residential program has a self-pay rate of $9,000. Our sober living homes cost $600 per month. These are estimates, and we recommend contacting admissions for exact details.

No, we do not accept any insurance plans. We are a private-pay only facility to keep costs low and accessible for everyone.

No, we are not a medical facility and do not offer detox services. Guests must be medically cleared and detoxified before admission to our program.

No, Suboxone and other forms of long-term Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) are not permitted. Our program is based on abstinence.

Tallgrass Recovery was founded in 2005 and has been serving the community for nearly two decades.

Our core residential program is a 30-day immersion.

No, our program is voluntary, and it is not a locked facility. Guests are expected to remain on the property but are free to go outside for breaks and enjoy our campus.

Guests live in comfortable, home-like houses on our 10-acre campus. The environment is designed to foster community and peer support, rather than feeling like a clinical institution.

No, all rooms and bathrooms are shared with roommates to foster peer support and community. Private rooms are not available.

No, personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not permitted. This helps guests focus entirely on their recovery. Your phone can be stored securely by staff, and you can access it for essential tasks.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas during specified break times.

Bring comfortable clothing for about a week, toiletries, any prescribed medications in original bottles, and personal items like a journal. You can bring your cell phone, but it will be held by staff.

Please leave weapons, illicit drugs, alcohol, laptops, electronic devices (iPods, cameras, etc.), and excessive cash or valuables at home to ensure a safe and focused environment.

While we do not accommodate special dietary requests, we provide a fresh salad bar every day for a healthy option. Meals are served communally.

We provide a workout room for physical fitness and a 10-acre campus with space for walking and running. We do not have TVs, as our focus is on recovery and community engagement.