Level of Care

Residential Addiction Treatment

30-90 day residential rehab in Delray Beach, FL — round-the-clock clinical care, on-property therapy, and structured recovery community at RECO Intensive.

Residential Addiction Treatment

Residential treatment is the highest-acuity level of care in modern addiction medicine — and the right choice for clients whose recovery requires sustained removal from environmental triggers, daily clinical structure, and 24/7 community support. RECO Intensive's residential program in Delray Beach combines clinical depth with the physical environment recovery actually needs.

What residential looks like at RECO Intensive

Clients live in one of RECO's clinical residences in Delray Beach — small, gender-specific, clinically staffed homes that combine the safety of monitored care with the dignity of an actual home environment (not a hospital ward). Days include 6-8 hours of structured clinical programming: individual therapy, group therapy, experiential modalities, medical care, family work. Evenings include alumni support, peer community, and rest.

What's included in residential care

  • Private or semi-private accommodations in RECO's Delray Beach residences
  • 24/7 clinical staffing and nursing presence
  • Individual therapy 2-3 times per week minimum
  • Daily group therapy across multiple modalities
  • Psychiatric medication management
  • Medical care, including treatment of co-occurring conditions
  • Nutrition coordinated with the food program
  • Experiential modalities — equine, yoga, art, ropes course, nature walks
  • Family therapy and family-systems work
  • Alumni-community engagement starting in week two

How long is residential at RECO?

Length of stay varies based on clinical picture. Most clients spend 30-60 days at the residential level, then step down to PHP. Clients with complex co-occurring conditions, severe trauma, or repeated prior failed episodes may stay longer. We don't arbitrarily discharge clients before they're ready, and we don't hold them longer than clinically warranted.

Who residential serves best

Clients with significant substance use and unstable home environments. Clients with serious co-occurring conditions (severe depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, eating disorders alongside substance use). Clients post-detox transitioning into deeper work. Clients with prior failed outpatient treatment. Professionals or parents whose lives don't allow normal home-base recovery in the early weeks. Anyone whose recovery needs the structure residential provides.

What residential builds toward

The goal of residential isn't to be in residential forever — it's to build the clinical and psychological foundation that allows step-down to PHP, then IOP, then sober living, then full aftercare. Residential is the deepest, most immersive phase of a multi-month arc.

Why RECO's residential is different

Many residential programs are large hospital-feeling facilities. RECO operates a network of small, gendered, clinical residences in Delray Beach — environments that feel like home while delivering hospital-level clinical depth. The intimate scale is one of the clearest quality differentiators clients describe.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does RECO Intensive offer residential care?

RECO Intensive partners with RECO Institute — our network sober-living residences — so clients in early recovery have safe, structured housing while attending our outpatient clinical program. The combination delivers residential-quality care in a non-institutional setting.

What is the difference between residential treatment and sober living?

Traditional residential treatment is hospital-like, with 24/7 clinical staff on-site. Sober-living residences (like RECO Institute) provide drug-free housing with peer accountability — and you attend clinical programming separately at our campus. For most clients, the latter is more sustainable.

Are men and women housed together?

No. All residences are single-gender for clinical and safety reasons.

How long do clients typically stay?

Recommended minimum stay is 90 days. Most residents stay 6–12 months — long enough to build the lifestyle that makes long-term sobriety possible.

Is housing covered by insurance?

Sober-living rent is typically out-of-pocket; clinical programming attached to it is insurance-covered. We explain costs in plain numbers during admissions.

The next step is just one call.

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