Our Facility

The therapists at Recovery Village are excellent. The individualized care plan created by the therapists provided meaningful activities that were specific to my addiction and trauma.
The food service staff were very attentive to my dietary restrictions.

The best detox in Ohio.

RVC is an amazing facility. It’s a great place to start your recovery journey and get to the destination of sobriety. The counselors are all amazing: Mel, Sydnee, Raynita, Kara, Josh, Bev, Marchelle, Chris, Jordan, Mark are amazing people who care deeply. The nurses: Kris, Tina, Shawna, Terrie, Jessica , Ashley, Nicole, Amber are amazing people who really go out of there way to make you healthy. The Behavioral tech team: Justin, Phil, Dorothy, Jessica, Hislord, Anne are all amazing and really make you feel at home. The Chefs: Troy, Don, Deon, Trinity, Sheila are amazing cooks and prepare great meals. The groups are fun and energizing. The meetings are inviting and eventful and you leave full of knowledge and energy to lead a safe and sober life. From art to pool, ping pong, movies, basketball, frisbee, football, bon fires on Friday nights, and client led AA/NA you really receive a mountain of knowledge. Great place to go. Miss yall!!!

Thank you to the entire team! My recovery journey felt supported every step.

The Recovery Village of Columbus taught me many skills to live my life to the fullest! The facilitator and counselors are great, the kitchen staff is phenomenal, and nursing staff are attentive to your needs. There are some procedures that need some work, but overall a great place.

I was very nervous when I first got inthere, but I was made to feel like I was in a safe place right away. Most of the staff are laid back, and easy to get along with. They show that they are willing to give you freedoms until you prove you are a danger to yourself or others. Do not do that and your time there should be pleasant and life changing. I honestly believe you get what you put in. So if you can become a part of the community, and share, honestly and openly about your experiences, fears, and feelings, just be real, and you will walk away with skills to help you manage your life , for the rest of your life. If you continue to practice them after you are discharged is up to you.