From the first call to life after treatment.
Nobody expects you to know how this works. Here is the whole path, in the order it happens, so nothing is a surprise.
Opening early 2027.
Call any time. Confidential. A real person answers.
It starts with a conversation. We ask a few questions about what’s been going on, so we can tell you honestly whether we’re the right place and what happens next. You can call for yourself or for someone you love.
Ready for step one?
Before you commit to anything, we find out what your plan covers and tell you in plain language. You give us your insurance details and we do the calling.
The campus is in Wheatfield, Indiana, in Jasper County. Tell us where you’re coming from and we’ll help you plan the trip.
You come to the Welcome Center first. Someone meets you, gets you settled, and a clinician sits down with you for an evaluation in person. That evaluation decides where you start.
If your evaluation shows you need detox, this is where you begin. Detox is about getting through withdrawal safely and as comfortably as possible, with your symptoms watched and treated.
The first day is deliberately quiet. Nobody expects much of you except rest.
If your evaluation shows you don’t need detox, you skip that wing and settle straight into your residence.
Once you’re steady, days take on a rhythm: therapy, groups, meals together, and time on campus. Recreation is part of the day, and it supports the clinical work without replacing it.
This is our planned sample weekday. Weekends swap the groups for a process group, time in the gym and game room, a cookout, family visiting, and a movie night or the bonfire.
Want to talk it through?
Addiction affects the whole family, and so does recovery. We’ll tell your family how they can be part of it, and you decide what you’re comfortable with.
You don’t go from full structure to none overnight. Step-down care keeps you on the same campus, with the same people, and more independence in your day.
This is the step most places skip. You leave with a named navigator and a written plan. We call within 48 hours, every week for the first month, and we keep checking in for five years. The community is yours for life.
You don’t have to work that out alone. If you feel sick, shaky, or anxious when you stop, or you drink or use every day, a medical assessment is the way to find out. Call us and we’ll talk it through.
The fastest way to know is to let us check. We are opening to serve people with Indiana Medicaid. We do not have contracts with commercial insurers yet, so if you have commercial insurance, call us and we will tell you plainly where things stand.
Comfortable clothes for about a week, and any current medications in their original containers.
Family is part of recovery here. Our sample weekend sets aside the early afternoon for family visiting and a family session.
In an emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.