Arc White Oak Hill Inez

ARC White Oak Hill, in Inez, Kentucky, is a treatment center for women only, serving people with alcohol and other substance use disorders. Clinical care, spiritual support and job preparation are treated as parts of one stay, so a woman can address drinking and the life around it at the same time. Staff begin with an evaluation and an individualized plan, then move into medical stabilization and residential treatment. If you are unsure whether a 30-day residential program is the right level of care, calling the helpline can help you compare it to outpatient options in Kentucky.

Substance use and related mental health concerns are treated together at the center. Every woman receives a plan that addresses both at once, and the team works to uncover what is driving the drinking while building coping skills. ARC White Oak Hill in Inez is a women-only residential rehab with co-occurring mental health treatment and a typical stay of 30 days. A gender-specific setting like this can make it easier to speak honestly in group therapy. Listed therapies include 1-on-1 counseling, group therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, spiritual care and Twelve Step facilitation.

A vocational program called Crisis to Career sets this center apart. It pairs treatment with job preparation, including workshops and pathways such as the Peer Support Specialist Program and Second Chance Automotive. The model runs in four phases: medically supervised detox and planning, intensive residential care, continued therapy during vocational training, and an internship. If you want job training built into a Kentucky rehab stay, then ask the center how the vocational tracks are scheduled alongside therapy hours.

Programs for ARC White Oak Hill

The center offers inpatient rehab paired with dual diagnosis behavioral health care for women, and the typical program runs 30 days. ARC White Oak Hill in Inez provides residential rehab and co-occurring disorders in a women-only setting. Care includes one-on-one counseling, group therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, spiritual care and Twelve Step facilitation, with a gender-specific and individual approach. Four phases begin with medically supervised detox and planning, then move to intensive residential therapy, vocational training with continued support, and an internship.

When weighing different levels of care, ask how inpatient treatment for about 30 days compares with outpatient care in your case. The helpline can assist you in checking availability and learning what each stage involves.

• Life Skills
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Spiritual Care
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Gender-Specific
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Individual Treatment
• Spiritual Emphasis
• Psychoeducation

Whom the program is designed to help

• Women only, including women living with alcohol use disorder and other substance use concerns
• People who have both a psychiatric condition and an addiction disorder, such as anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder
• Women using alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, ecstasy or psychedelics
• People who want spiritual care and Twelve Step facilitation as part of treatment
• Women preparing to return to work who want job training alongside clinical care

Where you stay, how long, and amenities

Most people stay about 30 days, and care is provided in English. On-site features include nearby nature, a gym, a library, an outdoor sitting area, a recreation room, and a business center with computers. Bedrooms are shared and have air conditioning. Before a 30-day stay at this Inez center, ask what to pack for a shared room and when the gym and outdoor lounge are open.

• Fitness Center
• Library
• Business Center, Computers
• Outdoor Lounge
• Recreation Room
• Access to Nature

Covering costs at this center in Inez

Self-payment rates are listed as one way to pay. This page does not confirm insurance coverage, so contact the helpline to check benefits and find out which paperwork the center requires ahead of admission. Calling the helpline lets you ask about self-pay pricing and whether Kentucky Medicaid or a private plan works at this Inez center. The helpline links callers to licensed providers, charges no fee, keeps what you say private, and leaves the decision entirely with you.

Good questions to ask before you enroll

• How is the 30-day length set, and can it be extended if my clinician recommends it?
• How does the center handle withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines, and who oversees it?
• What does the daily schedule look like across the four phases, including therapy hours?
• Which vocational tracks are open during my stay, and what are the entry requirements?
• What should I bring for a shared, air-conditioned room, and what is not allowed?