McKinley Hall

McKinley Hall

ABOUT MCKINLEY HALL

Operating for over 30 years, McKinley Hall is a private, nonprofit treatment provider that offers comprehensive treatment options for individuals in need of chemical dependency treatment. Located in Springfield, Ohio, 30 minutes northeast of Dayton, Ohio, McKinley Hall provides non-medical residential treatment for men, intensive and non-intensive outpatient services for both men and women, and case management services. The facility also offers outpatient-based detox services, as well as medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for individuals recovering from opioid dependency.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

McKinley Hall provides an initial assessment to develop a comprehensive treatment plan, including substance abuse and mental health assessments. Male clients begin treatment in either a 30-day, non-medical inpatient program or an outpatient track.

The residential program at McKinley Hall is highly personalized, with at least six hours of small-scale group treatment daily. This treatment approach focuses on identifying and applying the right treatments to resolve problem behaviors, learning sober living skills, and maintaining a sober lifestyle. Treatment at McKinley Hall is faith-based and follows the 12-step model of recovery.

During residential treatment, group counseling sessions address issues commonly affecting men dealing with chemical dependency, such as anger management, emotional regulation, stress management, and coping skills. Clients also attend on- and off-site 12-step meetings, study fellowship literature, and engage in 12-step program components.

For individuals who require less structured treatment, McKinley Hall offers two levels of outpatient treatment. The traditional outpatient program requires less than nine hours per week and is designed for those with previous treatment experience. The intensive outpatient program (IOP) requires more than nine hours of structured and in-depth counseling per week. Additionally, the facility offers an outpatient-based Suboxone program for individuals recovering from opioid dependency.

McKinley Hall also provides a four-week chemical dependency education program for those at risk of developing a chemical dependency diagnosis. This program educates clients about addiction and teaches approaches to coping and self-management.

In addition to these programs, McKinley Hall offers a family drug court program, a program for domestic violence intervention, and a program for individuals involved with the criminal justice program. The facility also provides linkages and referrals to community-based vocational rehabilitation services.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

The treatment staff at McKinley Hall consists of nurses experienced in addiction medicine, licensed substance abuse counselors, clinical therapists, and case managers. The facility is CARF accredited and maintains its accreditation through continued training and specialization for staff members.

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

McKinley Hall provides a safe home environment and can accommodate up to 12 clients. At the time of this writing, the facility has received an average rating of 3.5 out of five stars for cleanliness and upkeep.

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

At the time of this writing, there are no alumni reviews available for McKinley Hall.

On Google, McKinley Hall has received two five out of five star reviews. In a representative review, alum Erin wrote: “Not only did they give me a place to live, but they helped me get clean. I don’t know where I would be without McKinley Hall.”

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

According to the seven loved ones polled by Best-rehabs.com, there are mixed opinions concerning McKinley Hall. Six of the survey respondents gave average ratings for the treatment staff’s level of experience and training, the facility’s counseling options, and the level of family participation in treatment. One anonymous loved one wrote: “Very educated, supportive staff when it comes to drugs and alcohol.” Loved one L.W. disagreed, stating: “Workers need to be more educated.”

For the facility’s inclusion of holistic treatments, five loved ones gave an average rating of 1.8 out of five stars. One anonymous loved one commented: “A good facility but needs improved holistic offerings.”

FINANCING

McKinley Hall accepts private insurance and Medicaid. Financial assistance may also be available for qualifying individuals. According to the six loved ones polled by Best-rehabs.com, the facility’s affordability has received an average rating of four stars.

McKinley Hall Reviews

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  • Cheap but not long enough to help, dont work on problems. Workers need to be more educated.
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  • Mtg was a strength of the facility but there were no visitors.
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  • A good facility but needs improved holistic offerings.
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    Help in attending but ineffective. Daughter has been there for outpatient treatment and is currently in jail. Did not see any changes as a result of treatment.
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    Strengths: Helping the people that do want help. Weaknesses: Not making them stay. Letting them go home whenever. A patient should have to stay until they're finished with the program regardless if they want to quit half way through or not.
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  • Very educated, supportive staff when it comes to drugs and alcohol Absolutely no clue when it comes to co-occurring mental health issues. Staff need to be dually trained or they need a mental health professional on staff.