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United Recovery Project takes a unique perspective in helping individuals who struggle with drug or alcohol addiction heal and recover. Not only do we offer customized treatment to meet the specific needs of each client but we also offer a wide range of therapies to help individuals work through their mental health issues. By taking a holistic approach, our luxury substance abuse treatment programs do the utmost to ensure individuals can overcome the physical and psychological effects of substance use disorder or addiction.
We offer the following luxury treatment programs:
- Addiction therapy programs
- Extended residential treatment
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- Outpatient addiction rehab
- Addiction relapse prevention
- LGBTQ addiction treatment program
- Men’s addiction rehab program
- Women’s addiction rehab program
“The staff, techs, and whole team truly want to help. Everything they do is for a reason and in my eyes it was the right reasons for me. They keep your days full and also have time put away for quiet time. Group settings and individual sessions as well as just asking any tech if they have a moment to talk. Anyone will listen and support you. Love you Urp! Thanks!”
– Faud
Drug & Alcohol Detox
Many times clients are abusing drugs or alcohol that require drug and alcohol detox. During detox, clients see a physician and are tapered off drugs or alcohol with prescription medications in an inpatient, medical setting. United Recovery Project offers detox and residential treatment in our state-of-the-art facility. Keep reading to learn more about the detox process, what to expect, and how to get started.
Drug & Alcohol Rehab Program
United Recovery Project’s drug & alcohol rehab program offers clients the opportunity to recover in a residential treatment setting. This allows clients the chance to learn about their addiction and how to live life again without the use of drugs.
Partial-Day Program
The partial-day hospitalization program at United Recovery Project offers clients the opportunity to attend treatment partially during the day and live in a residential setting or their own home at night. A partial day program is a lower level of care that still provides the same clinical programming as a regular inpatient program. Our intensive outpatient program or IOP provides flexibility and is an excellent option for individuals with a less severe addiction or who have recently relapsed and need guidance to get back on the path to recovery. Our partial hospitalization program or PHP provides a condensed version of our high-quality treatment over a longer period than our IOP. However, in both day programs, clients are able to return home and continue to fulfill their professional and personal responsibilities.
“An excellent recovery program that has the most caring people employed there. They have always called to check on me after discharge and I genuinely love each and every one! If you need help and don’t know where to go? Call URP!”
– Krista
Sober Living Homes
A sober living home is an essential part of the treatment process, especially for those who may not have a sober environment to return to after treatment. The sober living homes at United Recovery Project are centrally located to 12 step clubhouses, job opportunities and the URP clinical building for those attending outpatient. Our same-sex housing provides a safe place, with rules and a curfew to help our clients readjust to life outside of rehab.
The United Recovery Project Alumni Program
The URP Alumni Program is here for all those who complete the program at our center. Alumni can expect monthly alumni meetings, events, a monthly newsletter, clean time celebrations, and more. Part of having a successful and lasting recovery is building up a community of support around oneself when in recovery. Our alumni program gives individuals the opportunity to benefit from the support of others but also contribute to helping others on their journey to sobriety. Knowing that you or someone you love isn’t facing a substance use disorder or alcohol use disorder alone makes it that much easier to get the necessary help to get and stay healthy.
