Refinery Point RecoveryInpatient residential treatment is the most supportive level of care we offer. It takes place in a calm, structured environment where you or your loved one can step away from daily pressures and focus fully on recovery. Here, you are not just a case number—you are a person, and the treatment is tailored to your specific needs, history, and goals.
Our team works with you around the clock, providing medical oversight, evidence-based therapy, and practical life skills. Whether you are navigating severe addiction, co-occurring mental health challenges, or have struggled to maintain sobriety in the past, this level of care gives you the foundation for lasting change. We are here to walk that path beside you—quietly, respectfully, and without judgment.
What Inpatient Treatment Looks Like
Inpatient treatment involves living on-site at a dedicated facility for a planned period, typically 30, 60, or 90 days. You will have a private or semi-private room, healthy meals, and a daily schedule that balances therapy, education, group support, and personal time. Medical and clinical staff are present 24/7 to provide care, manage withdrawal symptoms, and address any medical or emotional concerns that arise.
The therapeutic work is both individual and group-based. You will engage in evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing, as well as experiential activities that build coping skills and emotional regulation. Family involvement is also a key component—we offer family therapy days and education to help your loved ones understand the process and support your recovery. Time is also dedicated to relapse prevention planning and building a sustainable aftercare plan.
Confidential, no pressure.
Benefits of Inpatient Residential Treatment
24/7 medical and clinical support
You are never alone in the early stages; a team is always awake and ready to help with withdrawal, cravings, or emotional crises.
Structured, substance-free environment
Removing yourself from triggers and daily stressors gives you the space to focus entirely on recovery.
Comprehensive therapy and skill-building
You will learn practical coping tools to handle stress, relationships, and triggers long after you leave.
Strong peer community
You will live and heal alongside others who understand what you are going through—reducing isolation and building accountability.
Family involvement and healing
We help repair trust and improve communication with your loved ones through family therapy and education.
Seamless transition to aftercare
A personalized discharge plan ensures you continue with the right level of support—whether that is intensive outpatient, sober living, or ongoing therapy.
What to Expect: Our Process
- Assessment and Admission We start with a confidential phone assessment and an in-person intake to understand your history, needs, and preferences. We also verify insurance and answer any questions.
- Detoxification (if needed) If medically necessary, a supervised detox takes place within the facility. Our medical team manages withdrawal symptoms with care and medication, ensuring safety and comfort.
- Personalized Treatment Planning You will meet with a therapist to create a plan that addresses your unique challenges—whether that means co-occurring mental health issues, trauma, or specific substance use patterns.
- Active Treatment and Therapy You will attend daily therapy sessions, both individual and group, participate in educational workshops, and start building healthier habits. Our team adjusts the plan as you progress.
- Discharge and Aftercare Planning Before you leave, we work with you to create a detailed aftercare plan. This includes scheduling follow-up appointments, connecting you with community resources, and recommending the right level of ongoing support.
Who This Is For and When It’s Needed
Inpatient treatment is for individuals who need a higher level of care due to the severity of their substance use, a co-occurring mental health condition, or a history of relapse. You might need it if you have tried to quit on your own and found it difficult, if your environment is not supportive of recovery, or if you are experiencing significant physical or mental health complications as a result of your use.
This level of care is also appropriate if you have completed detox and need a structured bridge to long-term recovery, or if you have returned from a relapse and need a reset. It is a place where you can heal deeply—away from the triggers that have held you back—and emerge with the tools and confidence to live a different life. If you are unsure whether you need this level of care, our team is available for a confidential discussion.
Common questions
How long does inpatient treatment last?
The length of stay varies based on individual needs, but most programs last from 30 to 90 days. Some individuals may benefit from a longer stay if they have more complex needs. We partner with you to determine the right length of stay for the best chance at lasting recovery.
Will I be able to have visitors?
Visitation policies vary, but we encourage healthy contact with family and friends. We offer designated visitation times and also incorporate family therapy as part of the program. We know that rebuilding relationships is an important part of the healing process.
What happens after inpatient treatment ends?
Before you leave, we work with you to create a comprehensive aftercare plan. This often includes transitioning to a lower level of care, such as intensive outpatient or sober living, and connecting you with ongoing therapy and support groups. The goal is to ensure you have continuous support as you reintegrate into your daily life.
Can I afford inpatient treatment?
We accept many insurance plans and work with you to maximize your benefits. Our admissions team can help you verify your insurance coverage and provide information about payment options. We believe financial concerns should not be a barrier to getting the care you deserve, so we are transparent about costs from the start.