About Robert Alexander Center for Recovery
The Robert Alexander Center for Recovery in Mount Washington, Kentucky, offers same day admission. They are certified by LegitScript, The Joint Commission, the Better Business Bureau, and verified by Psychology Today.
Many insurance coverages are accepted including Medicaid, Medicare, employer sponsored insurance, and private insurance. The center treats clients for alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and opioid use.
Choose Between Detox & Outpatient Tracks
Medically assisted detoxification may be a necessary first step for some clients. The center can administer medications that reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Residential treatment is offered with a home style environment. Clients will attend individual therapy, group therapy, counseling, and receive medication adjustments as needed.
Client rooms are semi-private and have a flat screen TV. The facility also offers a client lounge, a cafeteria that’s always open, and wellness activities. Copper Tub Therapy relieves a client of muscle tension, joint pain, and stress, allowing for relaxation. Relax in the rec room and work out in the gym.
Their partial hospitalization (PHP) is a structured outpatient program consisting of therapy, recreational treatment, and holistic treatment. Clients come to the center four to six hours per day for three to five days per week. This form of treatment is recommended for clients who have completed residential treatment.
Intensive and general outpatient services are less structured than partial hospitalization but structured enough to follow residential treatment. Clients attend weekday mornings or evenings for several hours per week, accommodating the client’s schedule. Family therapy services provide counseling for clients and their families to heal relationships and provide understanding of substance use disorders.
Client Care after Completion of Treatment
An aftercare program follows treatment completion and encourages a client in their sobriety. Alumni programs allow clients to connect and maintain the sense of community acquired during treatment. Sober living homes give clients a sober living environment when their home environment and/or community may not offer that. Support Groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous integrate the 12 Step program and offer new friendships for clients. Continuing outpatient therapy may be an extra support system the client needs.
