Steps Recovery Centers

Steps Recovery Centers Payson Utah

We believe in a three-stage approach to complete recovery. Stage 1 – Intervention and social detox. Stage 2 – Diagnosis and customized care. Stage 3 – Sober living for a lifetime.

ABOUT STEPS RECOVERY

Steps Recovery Centers’ provides residential, outpatient (OP), and intensive outpatient (IOP) treatment for men and women struggling with substance abuse. Based approximately 60 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah, the program’s Payson location runs “social detox” — a peer-supported recovery that does not involve medical monitoring, though clients may bring prescribed Suboxone as a taper. About 37% of treatment centers in Utah provide residential treatment.

TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT

According to Steps Recovery Centers’ website, its treatment programs rely heavily on the 12-Steps for a more holistic approach and are divided into three distinct stages. In the first stage, intervention and social detox, clients support one another in a highly structured non-medical setting.

In the next stage — diagnosis and customized care–clients have access to various inpatient and outpatient treatment options, depending on their personal needs and circumstances. Programming combines individual, group, and family therapy with an impressive array of seasonal recreational, holistic and experiential therapies, including yoga, equine therapy, a ropes course, hiking, solo camping, skiing, canoeing, tai chi, and rock climbing.

The third and final stage consists of lifelong access to aftercare, including a promise that anyone who relapses may return to treatment free of charge. Alumni polled by Best-rehabs.com reported staying in treatment between 30 to 90 days.

STAFF CREDENTIALS

According to its website, the Payson facility’s staff includes a Ph.D.-level licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), a recreation therapist, a case manager, and a sober living counselor. The Payson facility maintains a staff-to-client ratio of 3:1.

ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES

In a residential neighborhood facing Utah’s Loafer Mountain, the Payson facility hosts up to 30 residents in private rooms and features a basketball court and a ropes course. Other recreational amenities include adaptive sports, IMAX visits, go-karts, ceramic painting, and dozens more listed on the facility’s website.

The seven people surveyed by Best-rehabs.com on the center’s accommodations and amenities gave an average of four out of five stars.

WHAT ALUMNI SAY

Alumni left mostly positive feedback. Of the eight alumni surveyed by Best-rehabs.com to date, six gave positive feedback and two provided negative opinions about Steps Recovery Center. Alumni praised the staff and rated them highly. Three alumni gave five out of five stars for the staff’s support, and one alum gave five stars for the staffs level of training and experience.

“They didn’t just treat me, they treated my entire family,” an alum wrote. “I wouldn’t have my family today were it not for the staff at Steps.”

Both negative reviewers complained about the price of treatment and one alum complained about the program’s ineffectiveness.

To date, the 27 individuals who left Google Reviews for the Payson-based facility gave an average of 4.2 out of five stars. Most of the negative feedback was about the expensive program and problems with billing. “Services are overpriced,” one alum wrote. “They only care about their money.”

The two people who left Yelp reviews for the facility both gave one out of five stars overall. The alums also complained about money issues and lack of organization.

WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY

D.J., the one loved one polled by Best-rehabs.com to date, applauded the program’s family involvement, adding that they “learned so much about addiction and how it effects the whole family.”

WHAT STAFF SAY

Best-rehabs.com has yet to receive any reviews from this facility’s staffers or former employees. Yet, the 11 people who left reviews for Steps Recovery Centers on Indeed to date gave an average of 3.7 out of five stars.

Most staffers praised the center, its staff and called it a great place to work. “The staff are passionate about their work and arrive each day believing that what they may accomplish could save a life of those they serve,” a current employee wrote in a representative review.

Some negative feedback included bad job security and bad communication.

FINANCING

Steps Recovery Centers accepts several private insurance providers including Intermountain Healthcare, Deseret Mutual, PEHP, Select Health, Molina Healthcare, and Wise Networks. Those who qualify for financial aid may have up to 60% of the cost of their treatment covered.

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Steps Recovery Centers Reviews

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  • Love this place.
    Both my wife and I have received love and support from everyone at Steps Orem. The have helped me work through the crap that kept me sick and I’m feeling happy for the first time since I can remember. My realationship with my wife has improved monumentally as she has had therapy and couples counseling with me. We are communicating, and working on things that we never before have even discussed. Catered to my spiritual beliefs and helped me correlate recovery with God. So grateful to them all!
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  • Too many Amitures pretending to run a professional business. Unfortunately they only care about money...not helping people to succeed in life. They are too quick to take your money and then turn around to kick you out on the street.
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  • greatest place ever for recovery the counselors r amazing
    I attended steps last month for a total of four days and could not stay due to the inability to effectively detox off of bath salts. My insurance paid them upwards of $60,000 and I had to bring $7k of my own money. I waited a week after leaving and felt that only 4 days of treatment I should be entitled to some of my money that I brought in returned. I spoke to ex addaddict who is head of admissions now and he offered no resolution and nobody else who we could speak with. Aside from that most everything else was satisfactory. Thank you
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  • Staff and owner really care about clients. Over population. I am a recovering herion addict who has ben sober since 11/16/11 before coming to steps recovery center i was hopeless lost didnt want to live any longer was also sick of dying so i went there didnt have much faith in anything at all didn't think it would work for me because i tryed getting sober on my own i was scared going into treatment but i was welcomed and treated as part of a family from the start after my 30 days i decided i wanted to stay the 90 but didn't have the funds to do so so the owner came to me and told me that he has had good report's from the staff and they wanted to sponcer me so i stayed the 90 days went to the gym every day then went into sober living for 4 mo after that they helped me find a job helped me with after care. I really owe my life to steps recovery center.
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  • They didn't just treat me, they treated my entire family. I wouldn't have my family today were it not for the staff at Steps.
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  • Education family involved learned so much about addiction and how it effects the whole family
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  • Place is awesome
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  • It was a new program when I entered, but it was a good program and it did help me learn a lot of skills that I seriously needed. It could have been better, but i know that since I have been there they have made a lot of improvements so I am sure it is much better now.