arc hazel hills owingsville

In Owingsville, Kentucky, ARC Hazel Hills provides residential detox and rehabilitation for women. It began operating in 2010, and a typical stay lasts 7 days. Medical detox and residential care are offered together, drawing on evidence-based methods and Twelve Step practices. Kentucky has 378 SAMHSA-listed rehab centers, and this one is among them, serving women exclusively.

When you arrive, the staff carry out physical and psychological assessments that inform a plan made for you. Medical detox with supervision helps people withdraw from alcohol and other substances. Medication-assisted treatment is given when it is clinically appropriate, and clients can reach addiction specialist support at any hour. Since alcohol detox can be dangerous, clinicians ought to oversee it, so ask how withdrawal is monitored at this Owingsville facility.

Guided by a Christian view of the whole person, the program tends to mind, body, and spirit together. Care brings together individual counseling, groups, and 12-Step meetings. Some clients, when it fits their situation, transition to intensive outpatient treatment and opt for a sober living arrangement so they can keep working on recovery with added flexibility. If you want continued support once the 7-day program ends, ask this Kentucky rehab center about aftercare planning and housing options.

Residential and detox programs

Two levels of care are available at ARC Hazel Hills: detox and residential rehab. Each is listed as gender-specific and individual treatment. Care unfolds across four phases, starting with supervised medical detox and a treatment plan built around the person. The rehab center provides evidence-based therapies and Twelve Step facilitation as part of its residential program for women in Owingsville.

Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-specific therapy, psychoeducation, life skills, and relapse prevention counseling. Twelve Step facilitation and an introduction to 12-step programs are built into the schedule. AA and NA meetings are available. Aftercare covers discharge planning, relapse prevention planning, housing services, and alumni events. When comparing drug rehab programs in Kentucky, ask how the four phases fit your stay length and aftercare needs.

• Individual Treatment
• Twelve Step
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Introduction to the 12 Step Program
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• Gender-Specific
• Medication-Assisted Treatment

Who the Owingsville program serves

• Women only — the center is exclusively for women.
• Grown-ups living with alcohol use disorder or drug addiction, covering opioids, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines, ecstasy, and psychedelics.
• People with chronic relapse who need structured residential support.
• Those who need medical detox before starting residential treatment.
• Women seeking a Christian-centered program with Twelve Step support.
• Clients who may benefit from medication-assisted treatment when clinically indicated.

Where you stay, how long, and amenities

The typical program length is 7 days, and the center was founded in 2010. Amenities are shared rooms and shared bathrooms. Activities include AA and NA meetings and reading. The program is offered in English. The center is in Owingsville, Kentucky, at 521 E High St. If you are looking for a short-term residential rehab in Kentucky, then this 7-day program may fit, but confirm whether extensions are possible.

Paying for ARC Hazel Hills

Cash pay rates are listed as the private pay option at this center. Insurance plans and Medicaid acceptance are not displayed on this page. If you plan to use your plan verify coverage directly with the center before admission. Our helpline helps you ask about availability and payment options at this Owingsville rehab center, at no charge and with nothing signed.

Things to ask before you enroll

• Does this center accept Medicaid or my insurance, and what share of the cost will be mine?
• Is the 7-day program length flexible if my clinician recommends more time?
• Who oversees detox, and how are withdrawal symptoms monitored?
• What aftercare is included, such as housing services or alumni events?
• Can I bring medications, and how is medication-assisted treatment handled?
• What are the shared room arrangements, and what should I bring for the stay?