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Our Admissions Process

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Updated on 08/05/21

The Recovery Village has helpful representatives awaiting your call. Many of our admission operators and facility employees are also in recovery, so they can empathize and help you or a loved one navigate this journey comfortably.

“We’re here to help you fight. I will fight for you, even when you don’t feel like fighting for yourself” – Stephanie, The Recovery Village Helpline Operator. Watch to learn more about her story.

Step 1: What We'll Ask

“We’ll ask you about your substance abuse and history, mental health concerns, eating disorder history (if any), your current environment and other medical information. From here, we’ll start on your initial detox planning.”

– Robert Fishman, Vice President of Admissions at The Recovery Village Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Step 2: We'll Guide You Through Your Insurance Options

We believe recovery should be available to anyone in need of care. This is why we work directly with your insurance provider to find the best option for you.

We accept most major health plans to help you pay for your drug or alcohol rehabilitation treatment. You can verify your benefits coverage online, call and one of our representatives can help you, or check with your health insurance carrier for final determination regarding specific covered services. Usually, prescription drugs used in treatment like methadone and suboxone are covered, but not always.

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Step 3: Understanding Your Addiction Treatment Options

It starts with understanding – We’ll walk you through the various components of addiction recovery and break down how our treatment programs work within this process.

Step 4: Finding Your Way to Our Facility in Columbus, Ohio

Feel at home, before you arrive. Traveling to an unfamiliar place for recovery can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. We’re with you every step of the way, regularly communicating with you throughout your travel.

Ohio Communities We Serve

Akron
Canal Winchester
Canton
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Dublin
Groveport
Grove City
Hilliard
Lancaster

Lewis Center
Lima
Lorain
Mansfield
Marion
Newark
Pickerington
Powell
Reynoldsburg
Springfield
Toledo
Westerville

Step 5: Arriving at The Recovery Village Columbus Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Build a family-away-from-family. Like any kinship, recovery requires openness, honesty, and willingness. Before treatment can begin, our staff will work to assess your current state through key assessments to best develop your individualized treatment plan.

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Your Confidentiality Is Our Top Priority

The Recovery Village Columbus Drug and Alcohol Rehab observes the rights of all individual’s privacy and holds each person’s confidentiality in the highest regard. Addiction to commonly abused drugs like alcohol and heroin is extremely sensitive.

Any information disclosed must be done with the written consent of the client prior to discussing any information following all requirements according to HIPAA guidelines. Upon arrival at The Recovery Village Columbus Drug and Alcohol Rehab, each client is given the opportunity to complete all necessary releases of information to provide the ability of staff to discuss important information with those that the client feels are important for continuity of care. No information will be disclosed to any party without the written, documented consent of the client.