Levels of Care
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is appropriate for alcohol use disorders and opioid use disorders.
Intensive Outpatient Programming
During intensive outpatient treatment, clients usually live off-site at a facility but are dedicated to preparing for life after rehab.
Outpatient Programming
In outpatient programming, clients live at home or in a sober living home and commute to rehab during the week.
Aftercare Planning
Outline each client’s next steps after their treatment ends, including follow-up appointments and recommendations for nearby support groups.
Teletherapy
Register for our teletherapy services and we’ll match you with a licensed professional who will meet with you regularly.
What to Expect
Knowing what to expect during outpatient treatment can prepare clients for a positive experience at The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
During outpatient treatment, clients can expect daytime treatment involving:
- A physical and mental health assessment upon arrival
- Medical support as needed
- Mental health counseling for co-occurring disorders
For each client’s safety, the following items are not permitted at our center:
- Drugs or alcohol, drug-related paraphernalia and clothing depicting drugs, explicit images or language
- Products that contain alcohol as an ingredient, including hand sanitizer and mouthwash
What Our Clients Say
Our Staff
The medical team, clinicians and staff at The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab have years of experience treating substance abuse, addiction and mental health issues. Each member of our team works to ensure our clients have everything they need to pursue recovery, long after treatment ends.
We are looking for nurses and other clinical staff to join our Miami outpatient team.
Now Offering Online Counseling Services
The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab now offers teletherapy treatment for those who are struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues.
At Advanced Recovery Systems, patient safety is our top priority. We remain open and committed to providing critical addiction treatment. We are closely monitoring all developments associated with Coronavirus (COVID-19) and are taking proactive steps to ensure the health and safety of all patients, employees and the communities we serve.
To ensure you have full access to our rehab and therapy services, know that our staff is experienced and trained in telehealth and online counseling services for mental health, addiction, and overall drug and alcohol rehab support.
We’re still here for you during the coronavirus pandemic, because we’re in this together.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s our goal to answer each person’s questions about rehab so that they know what to expect at The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab. We’re happy to answer frequently asked questions about rehab, including:
A: How much rehab costs varies depending on your insurance coverage and the kind of treatment you need. Typically, intensive levels of care like detox and inpatient involve the highest costs, while outpatient programs tend to cost less because they involved fewer programming hours and medical resources.
A: The total cost of outpatient rehab varies depending on factors like insurance coverage and how long a person stays in treatment. Generally, outpatient rehab is less expensive than inpatient treatment. Call us today to see if your health insurance policy will cover outpatient services.
A: A home life that’s conducive to recovery is important to maintain sobriety. If a client’s home is unstable, our representatives may be able to recommend nearby sober living housing where clients can stay during outpatient treatment.
A: When you call The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab, your call is free and confidential. You’ll talk with a caring representative who will ask questions about your drug and alcohol use, current situation and more. This first conversation helps inform your initial assessment once you arrive at our center.
A: When you call The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health Drug and Alcohol Rehab, your call is free and confidential. You’ll talk with a caring representative who will ask questions about your drug and alcohol use, current situation and more. This first conversation helps inform your initial assessment once you arrive at our center.