The Alcohol and Drug Rehab for Long-Term Recovery
With GateHouse’s personalized approach to addiction treatment, long-term recovery isn’t just a wish— it’s a plan.
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Levels of Care
Everyone has their own stories and unique addiction treatment needs. We offer 3 levels of care.
Comprehensive Team
Get treated by Master Level Clinicians with extensive experience in alcohol and drug rehab.
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The Gatehouse Difference
We’re not just another 30-day alcohol and drug rehab program. With our addiction treatment plans customized to each person’s specific needs, long-term recovery is reachable.
Gender Specific
Our alcohol and drug rehab programs focus on issues unique to each gender.
Alumni Program
You’ll always be part of the GateHouse family. We provide the framework to enable long-term success.
Safe Housing
Clients will reside at our completely renovated and comfortable homes under 24-hour supervision.
Locations
We have expanded to several facilities. Locate an addiction treatment center at a location near you.
Our Approach to Addiction Treatment
GateHouse offers a unique mix of alcohol and drug rehab treatment methods. Our devoted, enthusiastic staff provides the life skills and development needed to help you get clean and sober.
Our Alcohol and Drug Rehab Programs
Our programs are a recipe for solid sobriety. You’ll learn to how to balance sobriety and everyday living.
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Adventure Therapy
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Our Clients Say It Best
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Most Insurance Accepted
Ready to Make a Change?
Admissions Is as Easy as 1-2-3
Initial Call
The first step is your decision to call. Our team will listen, evaluate and make every effort to assist you.
Evaluation
Next, we will evaluate your situation, gather medical information, and discuss payment options.
Scheduling
At the conclusion of your call, we will provide you with a clear plan of action and admission date.
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