Our medical detox and residential programs help you stabilize, regain your footing, and prepare for the next steps in your recovery journey.
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RECOVERY STARTING POINTS
Medical Detox
Stopping substance use can place real demands on the body. Our 24/7 nursing team provides medically supervised care to support safe stabilization.
Residential Treatment
Residential treatment helps you stabilize and create a practical plan for life in recovery.
Medical withdrawal management
The first step for many is a plan to stop using substances safely.
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Understanding Medical Detox and Withdrawal Care
Medical detox is often the first step in recovery for people whose bodies need support while stopping alcohol or other substances. Detox focuses on safety, comfort, and stabilization, helping your system regain balance so you can begin recovery with a clearer mind and steadier body. You do not need to know if detox is right before calling. Admissions and clinical staff help assess your needs and guide next steps.
What is medical detox?
Medical detox is short-term, medically supervised care that supports your body as it adjusts to stopping alcohol or other drugs. The goal is stabilization, safety, and comfort.
Why is medical detox important?
Withdrawal can be unpredictable and, in some cases, medically risky. Detox provides monitoring and clinical support to reduce complications and help you restabilize safely.
What happens during detox?
You receive a medical evaluation, ongoing monitoring, and support for withdrawal symptoms. Care focuses on safety, comfort, and helping your body regain balance.
Is detox painful?
Everyone’s experience is different. Medical detox is designed to reduce discomfort as much as possible and respond quickly if symptoms increase.
Who should consider medical detox?
Detox may be recommended if you have used substances regularly or heavily, experienced withdrawal before, feel unable to stop safely on your own, or have medical or mental health concerns. Admissions helps determine the right starting point.
How long does detox last and what comes next?
Detox is usually short-term and depends on the substance and your medical needs. Many people step into residential treatment or another level of care afterward. Admissions will help explain timelines and next steps.
Make Your Plan
Deciding to enter detox can feel overwhelming, uncomfortable, or even frightening. Stabilizing your body first helps you feel clearer, safer, and ready for the next step in recovery.
Learn More About Medical Detox
Medical detox helps your body regain balance so you can begin recovery safely and with clarity. Learn what detox involves and how Project Turnabout supports you through this first step.
Call or Schedule a Confidential Assessment
You don’t need to know all the answers to take the first step. Call or schedule a confidential assessment to talk through your needs and find the right starting point for care.
Learn More About Project Turnabout
Recovery looks different for everyone, and understanding your options matters. Learn more about Project Turnabout’s programs and how our continuum of care supports long-term recovery.
Residential Recovery Treatment
This is a moment you can decide to change everything. We help you refocus and create a new plan for living.
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Understanding Residential Treatment
Residential treatment provides a safe, structured environment for people who need time, support, and space to focus fully on recovery. Living on campus allows individuals to step away from daily pressures and distractions while building the skills and stability needed for lasting change.
Residential care focuses on creating routine, accountability, and connection. Through daily programming, counseling, and support, individuals begin addressing both substance use and mental health concerns while developing a clear plan for sober living. Admissions and clinical staff work with you to determine if residential treatment is the right next step and help guide you through what comes next.
What is residential treatment?
Residential treatment is 24-hour, on-campus care where you live at the treatment center while participating in daily recovery programming.
Who is residential treatment for?
Residential care may be helpful if you need a structured environment, have struggled to stop using on your own, or need support for mental health along with substance use.
What happens during residential treatment?
Days include individual counseling, group therapy, education, mental health services, wellness activities, and recovery support, all within a consistent daily routine.
How long does residential treatment last?
Length of stay varies based on individual needs, but our program often ranges from about 28 days to 60 days or longer when clinically appropriate.
Can family be involved during residential treatment?
Yes. Family education and participation are encouraged and help strengthen communication and support during recovery.
What happens after residential treatment?
Many people step down to transitional living, outpatient care, or another level of support. Staff help create a plan for continued recovery before discharge.
Integrated Mental Health & Addiction Support
Treating addiction and mental health together leads to stronger, more lasting recovery. Project Turnabout delivers fully integrated care so people can stabilize, heal, and move forward with confidence.
Project Turnabout's Commitment to a Plan
Effective treatment doesn’t stop at detox or residential care. Project Turnabout uses individualized recovery plans and a structured step-down approach proven to support long-term recovery beyond treatment.
Our Commitment to Affordable Care
At Project Turnabout, we believe cost should never be a barrier to getting help. We are committed to keeping care affordable by working with insurance, state funding, and individualized payment options so people can access treatment when they need it most.
