Our Rehab Centers for Addiction Treatment

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Our rehab centers help men, women and adolescents who are struggling with addictions, substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. We also provide treatment exclusively to International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) members at our Maryland facility, the IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery.

Adult Rehab Centers

Our facilities offer a full continuum of care and provide comprehensive discharge plans to aid in the success of our patients’ recovery. In addition to providing detox, residential, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs, we also provide sober housing accommodations and outpatient services for our patients.

The Recovery Village Drug and Alcohol Rehab represents its flagship facility in Umatilla, Florida as well as the collective expertise of its locations across the country. Our rehab facilities serve communities from Florida to Washington, specializing in a range of addiction recovery services.

  • Umatilla, FL

    Our Umatilla facility offers a full variety of dual-diagnosis rehab programs that balance medical support with counseling and recreational therapies…View this Center

  • Orlando, FL

    Serving Orlando and the greater Central Florida community, our 93-bed rehab center is located just outside downtown Orlando, less than…View this Center

  • Lake Worth, FL

    Serving South Florida communities and welcoming both in- and out-of-state clients, The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health Drug…View this Center

  • Miami, FL

    Centrally located in South Miami and close to other Baptist Health locations, the facility provides clients with a smooth transition…View this Center

  • Columbus, OH

    Our Groveport treatment center aims to help turn the tide of the current opioid epidemic in Ohio and provide life-changing…View this Center

  • Palmer Lake, CO

    Only 15 minutes from Colorado Springs and 60 miles from Denver, The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake balances medical support…View this Center

  • Ridgefield, WA

    A short drive from both Portland, Seattle and surrounding cities, The Recovery Village Ridgefield aims to curb addiction in Washington,…View this Center

  • Vancouver, WA

    Located just minutes away from The Recovery Village Ridgefield campus and short drive from the Portland, Oregon metro area, the…View this Center

  • Cherry Hill, NJ

    The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper’s cutting-edge, 55,000 square foot facility offers a full continuum of care to address…View this Center

Teletherapy for Addiction and Mental Health

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Specialty Rehab Centers & Sober Living

  • Sebring, FL

    Located in Sebring, Florida, our accredited, 40-bed facility provides customized treatment for teens ages 13–17.View this Center

  • Upper Marlboro, MD

    Located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, the IAFF Center for Excellence is approximately 30 minutes from Washington, DC, and an hour…View this Center

  • Maitland, FL

    Next Step Village is dedicated to providing high-quality transitional and sober living care for people in recovery from drug and…View this Center

Our Story

While some clients opt for treatment close to home, others may travel to a different state or region to receive care for their individual needs. The Recovery Village Drug and Alcohol Rehab is continuously expanding to create rehabilitation opportunities for more people throughout the country. We’ve treated 12,000 patients and counting since 2013 and look forward to serving more communities to support lasting recovery.

What Our Patients Have To Say

The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake
4.4
Based on 1697 reviews
Austin S.
05:45 26 Feb 21
I am an employee in the admissions office for all The Recovery Village facilities. It is a privilege to work with clients who are taking steps to build a better life for themselves. It’s a great feeling to know that I get the opportunity to provide those clients with access to the best care possible. My coworkers in the admissions office consistently go above and beyond, moving mountains to smooth the path for a client to gain admission to our facilities. The level of compassion, professionalism, and dedication that my coworkers bring to the table is truly unmatched. The Recovery Village is constantly looking for the next way that we can provide a valuable service to the community through substance abuse and general mental health counseling. Getting to help people on their road to overcoming substance abuse is an honor and there’s no where I’d rather do it than with ARS and The Recovery Village.
Austin S.
05:45 26 Feb 21
I am an employee in the admissions office for all The Recovery Village facilities. It is a privilege to work with clients who are taking steps to build a better life for themselves. It’s a great feeling to know that I get the opportunity to provide those clients with access to the best care possible. My coworkers in the admissions office consistently go above and beyond, moving mountains to smooth the path for a client to gain admission to our facilities. The level of compassion, professionalism, and dedication that my coworkers bring to the table is truly unmatched. The Recovery Village is constantly looking for the next way that we can provide a valuable service to the community through substance abuse and general mental health counseling. Getting to help people on their road to overcoming substance abuse is an honor and there’s no where I’d rather do it than with ARS and The Recovery Village.
Austin S.
05:44 26 Feb 21
I am an employee in the admissions office for all The Recovery Village facilities. It is a privilege to work with clients who are taking steps to build a better life for themselves. It’s a great feeling to know that I get the opportunity to provide those clients with access to the best care possible. My coworkers in the admissions office consistently go above and beyond, moving mountains to smooth the path for a client to gain admission to our facilities. The level of compassion, professionalism, and dedication that my coworkers bring to the table is truly unmatched. The Recovery Village is constantly looking for the next way that we can provide a valuable service to the community through substance abuse and general mental health counseling. Getting to help people on their road to overcoming substance abuse is an honor and there’s no where I’d rather do it than with ARS and The Recovery Village.
Austin S.
05:43 26 Feb 21
I am an employee in the admissions office for all The Recovery Village facilities. It is a privilege to work with clients who are taking steps to build a better life for themselves. It’s a great feeling to know that I get the opportunity to provide those clients with access to the best care possible. My coworkers in the admissions office consistently go above and beyond, moving mountains to smooth the path for a client to gain admission to our facilities. The level of compassion, professionalism, and dedication that my coworkers bring to the table is truly unmatched. The Recovery Village is constantly looking for the next way that we can provide a valuable service to the community through substance abuse and general mental health counseling. Getting to help people on their road to overcoming substance abuse is an honor and there’s no where I’d rather do it than with ARS and The Recovery Village.
Mike B.
01:36 25 Feb 21
The IAFF Center of excellence was a life saver for me. From the moment I stepped on the grounds the staff welcomed me with open arms. The clinicians and medical staff are the best of the best. They truly care about you. The people you meet during your stay you make special bonds with that will last a lifetime. It was the best decision I ever made.
Brad G.
19:20 24 Feb 21
Got what I came for, to get a break from the world and sober up. If you're a very active person, like myself, this place really isn't for you as it can get quite boring.
Miquel G.
18:38 24 Feb 21
My experience here at TRV Was amazing the staff and my peers were all very helpful, and very insightful, i would reccomend this place to anyone struggling with any type of drug addiction or even any mental health problems i have been trying to get sober for 4 years now and i had yet to get past 60 days of sobriety and now today i have 65 days clean and sober and im also about to reunite with my family here in 2 days after 4 years of not seeing eachother due to my addiction, Thank you TRV for everything i wanna thank Amanda, Lauren, Dr. Miller, Cotrina the BHT, Chris the BHT, Rebekah my therapist, Valerie the bht, Jason the nurse, Kat the nurse, sherrie the nurse, Angie head of nursing, Maria the nurse, toby the therapist, all of the kitc hen and custodian staff thank you all may god be with you
Sarah C.
18:10 24 Feb 21
I have been welcomed in and treated with respect and understanding right from the moment I walked into the building. The staff is very honest with what to expect and what are my responsibilities for my recovery in this facility. Every one was good to me but a few people stand out for me. I was best helped by AJ the tech leader. Jamal leads his team with respect and pride. Big John always seems to go beyond helping. Mikiba is a amazing therapist who really helped me find who I am again. Trina is an AMA woman of strength and has an amazing heart. Dane proved to be very helpful as well. Always had time to talk when needed. Reggie is uplifting and always sharing a smile. Amanda is very dedicated to all the clients here. In the lunch room I thank Lue and Walker for always serving wonderful meals. Thank you all for helping me achieve and complete this program.
Jose S.
18:09 24 Feb 21
I appreciate everyone here. The staff is amazing and the food its good. I appreciate the help of my therapist Jack, Amanda Case worker. John. Jamal, Shery rn and Jason Rn. The facility is very clean. The gym it's nice. Thank you everyone for the great accommodation and experience. Glad that I came here.
Michael C.
15:47 24 Feb 21
World class facility that helped me greatly.
Kate R
15:25 24 Feb 21
This place is full of lifesavers!
Daryn L.
18:34 23 Feb 21
Orlando Recovery Center really helped me get my life back on track. Chelsea was the best BHT ever.
Aaron W.
16:17 20 Feb 21
My stay here was over good. The BHT’s were amazing to me. There was a incident that concerned me. It was handled and taken care of quickly. They truly do have your best interest at heart. The therapists were all supportive and very helpful. The only complaints I could come up with is the food was not good lots of upset stomach’s so I would look at the food that is ordered and how it is stored and prepared. Also the Higher ups are not that helpful they are quite rude. Except Delshaun he was amazing. But this place is a good place to get sober the medical nurses and doctors are very on top of it as long as you advocate for yourself. All my nurses were great. Just remember it’s your recovery so you need to make sure you are getting your needs met and you put your health first. When you call get as much clarification on what to expect and what you can and cannot have here and phone policy. Just get all the information that is important to you. Have a loved one help you when you call.
Collin B.
04:20 20 Feb 21
Great time. Everyone was very helpful and was actually a fun experience that helped me through the toughest part of my life. Thanks RVC!
Michael P.
18:33 19 Feb 21
ORC is an excellent facility. This is a great place to re-group and put your life on a different path. I spent almost 60 days and I am happy to have been equipped with the tools that I need to face life and my addiction that I am over coming. Also, what really impacted my time here was the overall dedication of the staff which I am truly grateful for.
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Upcoming Events

Our parent company, Advanced Recovery Systems, understands how important it is for medical professionals to be up to date, so we host Continuing Education opportunities in our local communities. Each presentation is tailored to your specific practice, keeping you current with the latest trends and treatment protocols. These are great networking events and a way to earn Continuing Education credits in your field of study. Check out our upcoming events below or visit our Continuing Education Events page to find an event near you.

In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we have made the decision to move all our live events to an online format. To receive credits for attending an event, you must reside in the state of the event location.

Community Education Events:

Our Community Education Series is open to the public and anyone interested in learning more about addiction and other mental health topics.

Mar 03
Community Education Series: The Impact of Addiction on the Family
Mar 10
Community Education Series: Everyone Myths: Minding the Myths of Everyday
Mar 17
Community Education Series: Life Skills Training for at Risk Youth
Mar 24
Community Education Series: Brainspotting and the Healing Process
Mar 31
Community Education Series: The Use of Progressive Methods with Addiction
May 18
Baptist Health Webinar: SO, YOU THINK YOUR FRIEND NEEDS HELP?

Events for Medical Professionals:

Our Professional Education Series offers medical and health care professionals the opportunity to earn continuing education credits either online or at in-person events. These events are accredited by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC). Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.

Feb 26
Professional Education Series: Ways to Combat Stress and Trauma
Mar 05
Professional Education Series: Using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Mar 12
OH Professional Education Series:The Ripple Effects of an Adverse Childhood
Mar 12
Professional Education Series: Empowerment Therapy
Mar 19
Professional Education Event: Self Care in the Trauma & Addiction Field
Mar 26
Professional Education: Eating Disorders in the Treatment Setting
Apr 16
Professional Education Series: Healing From Trauma
Apr 23
Professional Education Series: Adolescent & Family Resiliency
Apr 30
Professional Education Series: Medical Monitoring of Eating Disorders