Jefferson Reaves House Womens Residential

Jefferson Reaves House Women's Residential is a drug and alcohol rehab for women in Miami, Florida.

The program provides residential and outpatient substance use treatment with counseling, trauma related therapy, medication support for opioid addiction and recovery services like housing and employment assistance.

At this center mothers do not have to leave their young children behind to enter treatment.

Children Stay With Their Mothers

Jefferson Reaves House allows children up to age five to live on site with their mothers during residential treatment. This is a feature that is rare among residential substance use programs.

The program has been built around this model since 1987 helping women, pregnant women and women with young children.

The team places an emphasis on preventing births of substance exposed newborns. The facility can accommodate 40 pregnant or postpartum women at a time.

For a mother in Miami weighing treatment this removes the barrier of losing custody or being separated from her children.

Safety Net Care for Underinsured Women

Jefferson Reaves House is inside the Jessie Trice Community Health System a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center serving Miami-Dade County since 1967 showing a long history of recovery assistance.

Its target population is the uninsured and underinsured and payment sources include federal funding, state financed plans other than Medicaid and payment assistance.

The program also offers services in Spanish and Creole and is accessible by public transportation helping serve more of the community.

The team is more concerned about helping you overcome addiction than being able to afford the care you need. Their payment options make treatment possible even for people who can't otherwise find care.