Recovery is possible! At The Raleigh House, we allow you a space to find your truth and help you heal from addiction. Welcome to The Raleigh House, a nationally recognized substance abuse recovery program. Our professional staff has helped countless individuals to reclaim their purpose and live the lives they always imagined.
Embracing the recovery journey can give you renewed health and a sense of well-being that will transform your life. The Raleigh House "experience" begins with your first call to our caring and supportive admissions team. As you take the next steps, you will be initiating a life-affirming process of deep healing and self-discovery.
Embracing the recovery journey can give you renewed health and a sense of well-being that will transform your life. The Raleigh House "experience" begins with your first call to our caring and supportive admissions team. As you take the next steps, you will be initiating a life-affirming process of deep healing and self-discovery.
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At The Raleigh House, we believe there is always hope to recover from addiction. After all, we're living proof of it. It's our mission to provide a life-changing treatment experience that heals your mind, body and spirit from substance abuse. Addiction doesn't define who you are, but it does hold you back from living the life you want to live.
Your addiction to alcohol or drugs didn't just happen overnight. It developed slowly, with negative thoughts, feelings and decisions eating away at your resiliency until you couldn't take it anymore and found solace in substance abuse. Just like your fall into addiction, your journey back to sobriety takes time.
The right treatment, medical supervision, medication and nutritional support can help you or your loved one detox safely from substance abuse and get your recovery on the right track. At The Raleigh House, our detoxification program can provide a safe, private and comfortable environment to detox from alcohol or drugs.
Long-term recovery from alcohol, drugs and their underlying patterns and behaviors can begin today. The Raleigh House Inpatient Residential Program is designed to allow total focus and attention to be on you and your healing. It is an immersive process guided by highly experienced professionals who will help you recreate the part of you that has been lost to substance use.
Adjusting back to your everyday life after an addiction treatment program can be challenging and uncomfortable. But a transition period in between can make your return easier to handle. At The Raleigh House, we offer an intensive outpatient program (IOP) designed to help you continue treatment as you slowly return back to normal life.
Reviews (16)
Robin Szeliga
Jan 31, 2022
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I am writing about the billing and administration not the mental health services. We were charged the maximum out of pocket for our insurance plan. We decided not to use the 30 day inpatient service (48 hrs. was time spent at facility). I have requested an accounting of costs incurred and refund of the difference. Cannot get a call back from them. Do not pay upfront.
Candy Spellman
Dec 27, 2021
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Absolutely horrible treatment center. What a waste of money. Do not send yourself or a loved one here if you want to really change. Do go here if you would like to waste money and get treated like a child! The staff is all dating each other. Is very incestuous. Degrading rules. They don’t care about the clients getting better at all, they just care about getting paid. The staff is in way over their heads, completely unable to actually help people. It is almost a parody of an addiction center. Laughable. Save your money and go to a real treatment facility where the staff actually cares. Also,
Alejandro De Gortari
Nov 16, 2021
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My stay and rehabilitation at the Raleigh House changed my life. When I got here I was broken, anxious, and depressed. I was 3 days sober off 30+ years of continued alcohol use and 10+ years of Xanax use and abuse. The Raleigh House saved my life. I never thought I could feel better both mentally and physically but the Raleigh House gave me hope and also gave me my life back. I can't thank all of the staff here at Raleigh House enough for giving me an opportunity to put in the work to get better and to put me in a position to succeed upon my discharge. I'm looking forward to the continued maintenance
Debbie
Oct 30, 2021
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The Raleigh House program works because of its holistic approach and the understanding that there is not one path that works for every client. Especially unique is that the program takes into account that substance use disorder and mental health concerns truly involve not only the individual seeking treatment, but also the family. I am so appreciative that they have weekly family education meetings to help us understand the experiences our loved one has while there, but also provides educational information and tools for families. Whitney has also spearheaded a noon Family Power Hour that is exceptional
Payton Scrivner
May 04, 2021
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When I first came to the Raleigh House of Hope I was hopeless and helpless. Addiction really is life or death and I was definitely on my way to death. Today I am now 205 days sober because the help and support that The Raleigh House provided for me. I am now a strong and independent sober woman who now is living a life filled with Hope, Strength, and Courage! Thank you RH for everything! I am eternally grateful to you all, and thank you for being a huge part of my early recovery.
Sarah Rose
May 02, 2021
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This facility changed my life and saved my life. Their were BHTs and therapists who I will never forget having a hand In my mental health and wellness. I do want to disclose if Whitney is still working there. Whitney was formerly a therapist at at adolescent and family institute of Colorado which I was at 15 years prior or so. She personally participated in abusive tactics at the facility. They are now shut down, it was ran by a fraud who claimed to be a doctor but in fact had no school background in the field at all. Please google the facility and you’ll see what went down! But Whitney still
Steven S.
Apr 18, 2021
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Ariel Sher
Nov 30, 2020
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I had an incredibly positive experience at the Raleigh House. Clinically, the staff are parallel to none. Tough love is their language and they really do push you by challenging your addict thinking and constructively criticizing your destructive and harmful patterns. They call you out, and they know what they are talking about. The BHTs are mostly in recovery which really gave me hope as someone very early in sobriety.
The Ranch is a truly special place - it is serene and beautiful to be enveloped in the countryside. It is a safe bubble where I was able to safely detox and start lifting the veil
The Ranch is a truly special place - it is serene and beautiful to be enveloped in the countryside. It is a safe bubble where I was able to safely detox and start lifting the veil
Josh Bishop
Oct 01, 2020
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Raleigh House of Hope is a first-class program. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work with dozens of facilities across the nation. Raleigh House's staff understands the importance of rendering a scientific evidence-based approach in specific interventions into clinical practice. They provide a holistic approach that is designed to improve emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual health. Their wide variety of highly skilled and credentialed staff allows for individualized treatment planning tailored to every client's unique clinical presentation. I highly recommend Raleigh House
Andrew DiCarlo
Sep 27, 2020
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The Raleigh House of Hope is quite appropriately-named. I was in a position where life had become rather grim, and the prospect of a future worth living was unlikely. Almost every aspect of my life seemed to present insurmountable challenges: financial, mental/psychological, physical/medical, social/familial relationships, etc. It was unfathomable for me that I could turn that ship around. During the hardest time of my life, I made a decision to try one last time.
When I finally decided to show up for myself, the people at the Raleigh House showed up for me, and helped me to chart a new course
When I finally decided to show up for myself, the people at the Raleigh House showed up for me, and helped me to chart a new course
Sammy S.
Jul 07, 2020
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This place was a JOKE !!! The food was okay. The staff were horrible. Unprofessional completely. Let me give you an example of some sh*t;
We had to do " exercises " in group such as LETS MAKE A LIST of who will "relapse first" who's most likely? Constantly pitted against each other, the staff stole things from our rooms like makeup and even cash from some people wallets. The "meditations" were 5 minute videos on a "beach" this is a $36,000 program ... why?
The therapists do not believe in confidentially and will preach to the other clients what some
We had to do " exercises " in group such as LETS MAKE A LIST of who will "relapse first" who's most likely? Constantly pitted against each other, the staff stole things from our rooms like makeup and even cash from some people wallets. The "meditations" were 5 minute videos on a "beach" this is a $36,000 program ... why?
The therapists do not believe in confidentially and will preach to the other clients what some
Trenton Mueller
Jul 02, 2020
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After 5 previous treatment programs I thought I was one of those people that was incapable of being sober. I now have 20 months Sober because of this treatment program.
If you are not familiar with treatment programs let me tell you that in my own experience 1 month of inpatient was not enough time to be in a state of mind and body that would continue to be sober once I left. Longer inpatient stays of 2-3 or even 6 Months as in my case have from what I’ve seen had a far better success rate.
I signed up for 3 months half inpatient and half intensive outpatient. While I was still in inpatient
If you are not familiar with treatment programs let me tell you that in my own experience 1 month of inpatient was not enough time to be in a state of mind and body that would continue to be sober once I left. Longer inpatient stays of 2-3 or even 6 Months as in my case have from what I’ve seen had a far better success rate.
I signed up for 3 months half inpatient and half intensive outpatient. While I was still in inpatient
Megan C.
Jul 23, 2018
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If I could give a 0, I would. I called for help, told them everything going on, and they said they'd call back in two hours. It's been a lot more than two hours (multiply by at least 96). They seem very concerned when you call, but they get all of your personal info, and you never hear from them again. I guess my addiction wasn't bad enough to matter?
Ken S.
Dec 13, 2017
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Raleigh House likely saved my son's life. He has struggled for years with addiction. Now over 80 days sober. A great professional staff, pleasant surroundings, high organization, good food, excellent individualized program. This is the real deal to launch a child toward recovery. The highly structured environment gets them used to a schedule where everything is planned. Nothing is left to chance. They are watched and nourished 24/7. They have a medical staff, psychological staff, clinical staff. This is the premier place and they made the insurance very easy. Communication was easy
Jay Y.
Aug 16, 2017
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Tina K.
Jul 07, 2017
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I called about 2 weeks ago seeking help for my husband. I was inquiring about the cost, and told the representative I spoke with that we had health insurance that can help pay for treatment. He told me that he would speak with his team and have someone get back to me. I received a call back from Erik (I believe is the owner / CEO) and told him about my husbands addiction and he agreed that it was bad and he needed help. Once I mentioned that we have health insurance, he proceeded to ask what I did for a living or if anyone in in my husbands family had money... Once I said we don't have access
