Quest Deliverance House is a non-medical residential treatment program that provides assistance to women facing issues related to drug and alcohol abuse. The facility is particularly welcoming to pregnant women, as it offers an environment free from substance abuse for both the mother and child. The program also provides specialized accommodations for infants and toddlers, allowing children up to the age of 5 to stay with their mothers.
ABOUT QUEST DELIVERANCE HOUSE
Quest Deliverance House is one of the five rehab facilities operated by Quest Recovery and Prevention Services. The facility focuses on offering non-medical substance abuse treatment specifically designed for adult women. The treatment options available at the facility include outpatient care, partial hospitalization, residential long-term treatment, and day treatment. Detox services are not provided on-site.
TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT
Quest Deliverance House accepts a diverse range of women for treatment, including those with co-occurring mental health disorders, pregnant or postpartum women, older adults, DUI or DWI offenders, and individuals involved with the criminal justice system. The facility also offers beds for clients’ children up to the age of five.
The maximum duration of stay for residents is 120 days. During their stay, individuals receive a comprehensive treatment program that encompasses 30 hours of individual and group therapy and education every week. Additionally, the facility welcomes residents who are unable to secure traditional housing after completing treatment, offering them the opportunity to stay while they search for permanent housing and employment.
Outpatient treatment options are available and include weekly counseling, group therapy, as well as an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that meets three to five days a week.
STAFF CREDENTIALS
The treatment team at Quest Deliverance House consists of licensed and certified substance abuse counselors.
ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES
According to an article written for CantonRep.com, residents of Quest Deliverance House have their own private bedroom and bathroom. The facility also provides a serene pond and a playground in the backyard.
WHAT ALUMNI SAY
Reviews for Quest Deliverance House are generally positive. One recurring complaint is that the facility allows repeated admissions, potentially limiting treatment opportunities for others. However, alumni also highlight the facility’s strengths, such as its ability to address underlying issues, emphasize accountability, and encourage family involvement. The facility is commended for its well-trained staff and extended hours of operation.
On an external review site, Citehealth, a former client gave Quest Deliverance House an overall rating of five stars, emphasizing the importance of honesty and willingness for successful treatment.
FINANCING
Quest Deliverance House accepts various payment methods, including self-payment, Medicaid, state insurance (other than Medicaid), private health insurance, and military insurance. Additionally, the facility offers sliding fee scales and facility payment assistance thanks to funding received from the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Stark County and the Sisters of Charity Foundation.
Updated December 2015