Inpatient Addiction Treatment

The highest level of care we offer, live-in treatment in a calm, distraction-free setting, with 24/7 support and personalized therapy that helps you build a foundation for lasting recovery.

Overview

A safe place to focus entirely on healing.

Residential treatment, also called inpatient care, is the highest level of support we offer. You live on-site at our Southaven campus, usually after completing medical detox, removed from the people, places, and pressures that fuel addiction so your full attention can go toward getting well.

Care is personalized to your needs and addresses the physical, emotional, and mental sides of substance use at once. Days combine individual and group therapy, medical oversight, recreation, and rest in a calm, device-free, substance-free environment built for healing.

Because every recovery is different, our team treats addiction and any co-occurring mental health conditions together, building the foundation for lasting, sustainable change.

What to Expect

An environment designed to make treatment work.

Inpatient care fully immerses you in a healing environment, with thoughtful policies that keep the focus on recovery.

No Phones or Personal Devices

Stepping away from phones, laptops, and devices frees you from distractions and connections to triggers, so your full attention goes toward healing.

Family Participation

A strong support system drives the best outcomes, so we promote family involvement through dedicated therapy sessions.

Substance-Free Environment

Recovery begins with letting go of substances and unnecessary medications. Any necessary medication is approved by your physician and regulated by staff.

Remote, Peaceful Setting

A serene, removed environment supports the most comprehensive healing, away from the people and places that fuel addiction.

One-on-One Therapy

Throughout your stay you meet regularly with your own therapist, addressing personal issues and concerns that group therapy may not reach.

Therapies & Services

Evidence-based care that treats addiction comprehensively.

Every inpatient plan weaves together clinical and holistic therapies, chosen for your needs and adjusted as you progress. Together they give you the tools and support to build a substance-free future.

Who It’s For

Is inpatient treatment right for you?

Your addiction is moderate to severe, or involves physical dependence.

You’re managing co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction.

You need daily medical support as you stabilize early in recovery.

Outpatient treatment hasn’t been enough, or you’ve relapsed before.

Your home environment or support system makes staying sober difficult.

You’re committed to long-term recovery and ready for structure.

Not sure if it’s the right fit? Call our admissions team , they’ll help you find the level of care that matches your needs.

Common Questions

Residential treatment, answered.

How long does residential treatment last?

It varies. Short-term stays run from a few weeks up to about 30 days; long-term programs are typically 60, 90, or 120 days, and longer if needed. For severe or long-standing addiction, more time often means a stronger foundation. Your clinical team adjusts the plan with you throughout.

Will my insurance cover it?

Out-of-pocket cost depends on the length of treatment, the services you need, and your insurance coverage. We accept most major insurers and will verify your benefits confidentially, just call or use our insurance check for a clear picture.

What can I bring with me?

Bring what keeps you comfortable while you focus on recovery: comfortable clothing for therapy and activities, alcohol-free toiletries, any prescribed medication, a journal for sessions, and a few books for downtime. Note that phones, laptops, and personal devices aren’t permitted, so you can stay free of distractions.

How is inpatient different from outpatient?

Inpatient (residential) means living on-site with 24/7 medical and emotional support and a structured daily routine, away from everyday triggers. Outpatient care is less intensive: you live at home and visit for scheduled therapy, managing recovery alongside work or school. Inpatient is often the right starting point for more severe addiction.

What happens after I complete inpatient treatment?

We build your aftercare plan from the start, stepping down to a partial hospitalization or outpatient program, sober living, or our alumni program, with a relapse-prevention plan so your progress continues at home.

Insurance

Most plans cover treatment.

We’ll verify your benefits in minutes: confidentially, with no obligation. Call us, or fill out the form and we’ll call you back the same day.

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