People who require long-term treatment for drug abuse or alcohol addiction will be referred to the Partial Hospitalization Program at UF Health Florida Recovery Center. A financial counselor will meet with you to discuss financial obligations. Your portion of the fee is required prior to beginning the program. Depending on the level of…
Helping those in safety-sensitive professions We take great pride in our proven ability to help physicians, dentists, pharmacists and nurses all over the United States overcome addiction and return to successful careers. The UF Health Florida Recovery Center has earned their trust as the hub for national addiction experts in…
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a structured outpatient program that provides accommodation to those who are in recovery within our local community. These individuals have completed addiction treatment and resumed a traditional work schedule or they’re experiencing a treatment setting for the first time. UF Health Florida Recovery Center’s IOP is…
The partial hospitalization program with housing, or PHP, may be the ideal course to take once an individual has successfully completed drug or alcohol detox. For those who do not need a drug or alcohol detox, the PHP may be the first line of treatment for addiction.
Some of our patients suffering from drug abuse or alcohol addiction will require inpatient alcohol or drug detox. During inpatient treatment, patients safely undergo drug or alcohol detox under the supervision of a UF Health physician. This treatment is performed at UF Health Shands Psychiatric Hospital, which is the…
If you or a loved one is suffering from drug or alcohol addiction, put full trust in UF Health Florida Recovery Center’s expert doctors and staff. We will accommodate you with the ideal program and dedicated care every step of the way on your march back to recovery. If…
Inpatient Rehab If your loved one requires hospitalization for drug detox or alcohol detox or inpatient treatment for drug abuse or alcoholism, he or she may be admitted to UF Health Psychiatric Hospital where the UF Health Florida Recovery Center has 20 licensed hospital beds for drug treatment…
