From the moment you arrive, you’ll be welcomed into a structured, compassionate setting designed to help you stabilize, heal, and begin rebuilding your life.
Staff are available 24/7 to provide support, guidance, and encouragement.
A typical day includes morning routines, clinical groups, therapy, peer support, life-skills classes, meals, meetings, and evening reflection time.
This structure helps create healthy habits, accountability, and stability throughout your stay.
Clients receive individualized treatment planning, case management, medical care, and recovery support.
You will know exactly what to expect each day and have a dedicated team walking with you through every stage of treatment.
Comprehensive Medical Evaluation: Upon arrival, our medical providers will assess your history, symptoms, and goals to determine the safest and most effective medication option for you.
Multiple MOUD Options: We offer a range of medications—including Suboxone, Sublocade, Methadone coordination, and Naltrexone (Vivitrol)—based on what is clinically appropriate.
Safe Induction & Stabilization: You’ll be monitored closely during the start of your medication to ensure comfort and safety.
Integrated Treatment: MOUD is combined with therapy, groups, case management, and peer support to give you a full, well-rounded recovery plan.
Ongoing Education: Clients receive guidance on how each medication works, long-term expectations, side effects, and how to continue MOUD after discharge.
Judgment-Free Environment: We support your recovery with dignity, respect, and complete confidentiality.
New Day Recovery Center ensures that every client has access to clean clothing and essential hygiene items throughout their stay. We provide:
If you arrive without adequate clothing or hygiene products, we will make sure you have what you need. Your comfort and dignity are important to us.
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