Adams Recovery Center – Women’s Facility

Adams Recovery Center – Women’s Facility

ABOUT ADAMS RECOVERY CENTER – WOMEN’S FACILITY

The Adams Recovery Center (ARC) offers individualized, gender-specific substance abuse treatment to adults. Located in Loveland, Ohio, the facility for women provides long-term residential treatment, intensive outpatient services, and assessment. Clients with co-occurring mental health disorders are admitted on a case-by-case basis, and Suboxone maintenance is available for clients experiencing opiate withdrawal.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

Clients who are in crisis can often receive same-day assessments and admission into the residential program. Treatment length varies between 90 and 180 days. Treatment scheduling is highly structured, including group counseling, sober support meetings, chores, and free time.

Blending a therapeutic community model with evidence-based practices—including cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)—treatment includes five hours of daily group therapy. Clients also participate in individual counseling once per week and optional 12-step meetings.

In order to visit clients, loved ones must attend a group session on Saturday mornings. Clients in need of outpatient care may receive home visits for 75 to 90 days.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

The treatment team includes registered nurses, licensed professional counselors, and licensed and certified drug and alcohol counselors.

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

ARC is a relatively nondescript facility with no amenities mentioned on the website. Clients are provided with three meals a day and are allowed to bring their own drinks (e.g. bottled water or juice), but cell phones and most electronic devices are prohibited. Smoking is allowed at designated times and areas.

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

Alumni reviews of the women’s ARC facility are currently limited, but those submitted to Best-rehabs.com to date are positive. Reviewer O.M., who gave the facility five stars for treatment effectiveness and meals, wrote: “Good place, good staff. Really helped me turn it around.” Alum Blair similarly reported: “I graduated and I live a sober life today with boundaries, morals,and disipline. I didn’t know how to live before and they taught me it’s a great program for those ready to change.”

Alumni mostly expressed gratitude toward the program and its compassionate staff, with alum Mindy writing: “The staff is family the house is family and I can honestly say they helped me find the woman I am today!”

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

Loved ones polled by Best-rehabs.com to date were more critical of ARC. The mother of a former client, Margaret, complained to Best-rehabs.com about the facility’s Suboxone program: “Convenient that they get to keep my 350 bucks by written contract regardless of them no keeping their end of verbal agreement witnessed by several employees.” Another parent, J.F.A. was disappointed by the facility’s intake procedures and lack of responsiveness to phone calls.

FINANCING

According to ARC’s website, the facility accepts Medicaid and most private insurance plans. The fee for Suboxone treatment is $350.

Adams Recovery Center – Women’s Facility Reviews

  • Treatment Effectiveness
  • Accommodations & Amenities
  • Meals & Nutrition
    • I attended the program for four months. It turned my life around. Sad that some people refuse to do the work to get through the program and then blame everyone else instead of taking a long, hard look in the mirror. Once I took that long, hard look, positive changes happened in my life. Thanks ARC!
    I went through the woman's program and yeah it was uncomfortable and hard but anything worth having Is hard work anyways I graduated and I live a sober life today with boundaries, morals,and disipline. I didn't know how to live before and they taught me it's a great program for those ready to change,I bet when u [Reviewer WTC at Men's facility] left u didn't have much success in your recovery because u can't give up you have to fight or u will get high.thank God for arc and all that work there, it changed my life.Thank you Adams Recovery Center and keep doing what u do
    my 23 year old daughter was admitted 12/1. I paid 350 dollar fee for suboxone dr with verbal agreement of confirmed appointment at 230 12/2. Today my daughter left facility because her appointment was canceled/ changed to 12/5, four days into withdrawal from heavy heroin use which she has been unable to detox from at 2 other facilities. She is bipolar as well. Convenient that they get to keep my 350 bucks by written contract regardless of them no keeping their end of verbal agreement witnessed by several employees.
    Date of incident; 9/17/2015 On 9/16/2015, my 32 year old daughter was admitted to ARC. She had just spent one week going through heroin withdrawal at OSU Hospital and has several diagnosed mental conditions including Severe Anxiety Disorder, PTSD, Depression, and Borderline Personality Disorder that she has been treated for for two years. She was a completely agitated and unstable personality at this point and ARC seemed to be completely unconcerned, uninformed, and uncaring about her condition upon admission. My daughter left the facility and when she came back ARC told her she would have to go through the intake process again if she wanted to come back. When I called ARC after speaking with my daughter, the front desk person told me that only the Director could speak to me and that wouldn't be until "tomorrow". What was my daughter supposed to do until then? I gave the desk person my phone number and my email to be contacted. I have never heard from the Director despite several additional calls on my part to contact them. The Director is never available and does not return my calls.
  • Treatment Effectiveness
  • Accommodations & Amenities
  • Meals & Nutrition
    • Good place, good staff. Really helped me turn it around.