Levels of Care

Medical professionals at The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper use an intake assessment to design a treatment plan around each client’s needs. This comprehensive assessment evaluates current and past drug use, physical health and mental health to determine the best path forward to recovery. For most patients, treatment will begin with medical detox, then transition to other treatment programs as medically appropriate.

Medical Detox in Cherry Hill

During this level of care, clients work through withdrawal symptoms under the supervision of medical professionals.

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Residential Treatment

Also known as inpatient treatment, residential treatment is the most intensive level of care after medical detox, with continued monitoring while living at the facility full-time.

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Partial Care Services

Partial care service is a step down from intensive rehab like detox and inpatient care, and patients live off-site while receiving medical treatment and therapies.

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Intensive Outpatient Programming

During intensive outpatient treatment, clients usually live off-site at a facility but are dedicated to preparing for life after rehab.

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Outpatient Programming

Outpatient clients who don’t need around-the-clock care may continue their treatment part-time and live off-site in supportive home environments.

Outpatient Rehab

Aftercare Planning

Outline each client’s next steps after their treatment ends, including follow-up appointments and recommendations for nearby support groups.

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What to Expect

Knowing what to bring to rehab and what to leave behind can help ensure a positive treatment experience at The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper.

We recommend that clients bring:

  • A form of identification, along with insurance and pharmacy cards
  • One to two weeks worth of seasonally appropriate clothing, including comfortable sleepwear
  • Sealed (unopened) alcohol-free toiletries, including shampoo and conditioner, sunscreen, face wash and feminine products

Items that are not permitted at our center include:

  • Drugs or alcohol, drug-related paraphernalia and clothing depicting drugs
  • Products that contain alcohol as an ingredient, including hand sanitizer and mouthwash
  • Dental floss
  • Open toiletries
  • Weapons (including pocket knives)
  • Vaporizers (vaping devices, vapes)
  • Cameras, tablets, portable computers and devices with internet access

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What Treatment Looks Like

Although each person’s needs vary, rehab at The Recovery Village Drug and Alcohol Rehab usually follows a similar process for every client, beginning with an evaluation and ending with aftercare planning.

Intake Assessment

Upon arriving at our facility, each client participates in a comprehensive intake evaluation that assesses their mental and physical health. Our team uses the results of this assessment to create a personalized treatment plan for each client.

Medical detox

Most people will enroll in detoxification as the first step of rehab. This level of care is necessary because it rids the body of drugs and alcohol and offers 24-hour support as clients go through withdrawal.

Transition to other levels of care

Detox lays the groundwork for further residential treatment, including inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient care. During each of these programs, clients can receive medical care and mental health counseling support, and they may participate in recreational amenities and therapy options as appropriate.

Aftercare

A solid aftercare plan prepares people for life after rehab and empowers them to stay strong in recovery with a variety of medical, therapeutic and social supports. Our aftercare plans usually include recommendations for local support groups, maintenance medication schedules (if necessary) and follow-up appointments with local doctors and therapists.

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Virtual Tour & Amenities

Outside of The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper’s comfortable accommodations, the facility offers an array of therapeutic activities to promote holistic health. Clients can access amenities as is medically appropriate for their level of care and progress in treatment.

Fully equipped gym
Indoor basketball half-court

Outdoor volleyball court
Bocce ball & shuffleboard

Yoga room
Game room

Entertainment lounges

Our Staff

The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper’s highly-qualified medical teams use years of experience treating substance abuse, addiction and mental health disorders to help clients enter lifelong recovery. Each member works with the client to develop skills, tools and strategies to prepare them for life after treatment.

We are looking to fill our New Jersey team with talented clinicians.

Medical Director
Dr. Ryan Schmidt Medical Director
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does alcohol or drug treatment cost?

The cost of rehab varies depending on your insurance plan, the kind of treatment you need and length of stay. Generally, inpatient treatment and other more intensive programs cost more than outpatient programs.

What rehab services are covered by insurance?

Insurance typically covers some or all of the costs of rehab treatment, but what services are covered can vary from plan to plan. Contact your insurance provider to discuss what is covered under your plan, and find specific questions to ask on our insurance page.

Can I have my cell phone in rehab?

For the safety and privacy of all patients, cell phones will be securely stored upon arrival. After a 72-hour stabilization period, phones can be signed in and out by your therapist during specified, non-clinical hours.

How long is rehab?

The inpatient rehabilitation process can last anywhere from a few days to over a year, depending on the client’s needs and their progress through recovery. More common lengths of stay include 30 days and 60 days, however long-term drug and alcohol rehab can last anywhere from 3-12 months. Long Outpatient treatment on its own generally lasts 90 days but can be shorter when part of a multistage treatment program.