Celadon Recovery Campus

Detox and residential care both run on the Southwest Florida campus. A partial hospitalization program meets five days a week, and intensive outpatient is usually for local people who now live at home. Weekly outpatient visits sit beside a Fort Myers medication program, with care for anxiety and trauma, plus depression, bipolar and other mood disorders, and aftercare planning that continues after those levels.

Residential programs include individual therapy and group therapy, plus medication management, life skills training and family therapy. Patients have usually returned to their job, but they still make time for 12-step support groups with Celadon. Family work and skills training sit among the addiction therapy options on the residential side.

Residential care means living onsite, usually for 30 to 90 days and sometimes longer. The program that meets five days a week is partial hospitalization, with behavioral therapy, life-skills coaching and relapse prevention kept in that week. Outpatient care is closer to a therapist visit, about once a week.

Adults are the group named for intensive inpatient mental health treatment. The campus also offers substance use care, along with dual diagnosis mental health treatment, and that inpatient track stays with adults.

Most major insurance plans are accepted here. In-network coverage includes plans such as BCBS and Ambetter. Private insurance can cover treatment here through those plans.