About Douglas Place
Douglas Place, associated with EOSIS Northern Plains, is a residential addiction treatment center in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, serving adults with substance use and cooccurring mental health conditions.
The 85 bed campus offers a broad residential continuum, including detox, short term and long term care, medication assisted treatment and step down planning into outpatient services.
Reviewers often highlight professional, caring staff and strong group therapy.
What kinds of addiction treatment does Douglas Place offer?
Douglas Place provides residential detoxification, short term and long term residential care and hospital inpatient treatment, with planning into intensive outpatient or regular outpatient care.
Services include individual counseling, group therapy, couples and family therapy, medication assisted treatment, relapse prevention and discharge planning.
Who can get help?
The program serves adults ages 18 and older, both men and women, within a coed campus that features gender specific programming.
Special populations include veterans, military families, seniors, pregnant and postpartum clients, people with HIV/AIDS and those with trauma histories or cooccurring disorders.
What makes Douglas Place unique?
Beyond clinical care and 12 step support, the program offers a Native American Red Road to Wellbriety track as a culturally specific option.
The campus also includes a fitness center, recreational activities and structured residential living to support recovery.
Where is the facility located?
Douglas Place is located at 1111 Gateway Dr NE in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, near Grand Forks, North Dakota.
The facility is accessible via local public transportation.
Do they take insurance or self pay?
The program accepts private and public insurance, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicaid, Medicare and TRICARE, along with cash or self pay.
Your Path Forward
Douglas Place in East Grand Forks offers a comprehensive residential setting for adults seeking recovery from addiction and co-occurring conditions.
