ABOUT HIGHLAND HOUSE, INC.
Highland House, Inc. has been providing transitional housing to adult women seeking ongoing support in substance abuse recovery for the past 25 years. Our facility is specifically designed for women who have completed short-term residential treatment and are ready to transition back into the community. The typical length of stay is three to six months.
TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT
To be admitted to our facility, a referral from another rehab or behavioral health provider is usually required. Our programming is designed to help women solidify and build upon the progress they have achieved in prior inpatient settings. Eligibility criteria include being 18 years or older, having residency in Pennsylvania, and having stable physical and mental health.
During their stay, our facility offers women access to individual and group counseling, 12-step support, educational sessions, and related social services such as medical referrals. Our treatment program addresses various aspects of recovery including parenting, relationships, spirituality, emotion management, employment, nutrition, and trauma. Residents also have the opportunity to take part in recreational activities.
STAFF CREDENTIALS
Our facility’s website mentions clinical technicians and counselors, however, their credentials are unspecified. The board of our nonprofit organization consists of lawyers, a licensed social worker, and a minister. According to feedback received, individuals express high satisfaction with the support, training, and experience of our treatment staff.
ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES
Our facility is located in a residential neighborhood near a junior high school. Unfortunately, further information regarding living arrangements and related offerings is not available on our website. However, alumni who have responded to Best-rehabs.com have given perfect five-star ratings for all aspects of accommodations evaluated, including the cleanliness and upkeep of the building, meals and nutrition, opportunities for exercise and leisure activities, and policies regarding connectivity with the outside world during the program.
WHAT ALUMNI SAY
Feedback on our facility is limited, but two former clients have shared their positive recovery experiences with Best-rehabs.com. They have both given five-star ratings for accommodations, the staff’s level of experience, and the overall effectiveness of treatment. One alum reported success at Highland House after struggling with addiction for decades, while the other highlighted the strength of one-on-one therapy sessions and gave five-star ratings for the facility’s counseling options, ability to treat co-occurring disorders, and level of family participation.
In addition, a CiteHealth reviewer provided a four-star rating for the quality of our program without specific comments. On Google, a user named Kelly gave our facility a one-star rating and expressed dissatisfaction with the condition of the building.
FINANCING
Highland House is funded by the state and federal governments, other social service resources, and client fees. We accept certain private insurance plans, including United Healthcare, PerformCare, Community Care, and Value Options.