The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Miami

Men and women dealing with substance use and mental health conditions are served at The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Health, an outpatient facility. Since it opened in 2020, the center has offered care addressing both addiction and co-occurring disorders including depression anxiety and PTSD. Joint Commission accreditation signals that it meets certain quality and safety standards.

The program combines individual treatment with evidence-based practices. Clients can expect an initial assessment that looks at both physical and mental health, followed by a plan that may include therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and support for family members. The setting is designed to help people build practical skills for everyday life while receiving care on an outpatient basis.

The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist

Outpatient care at The Recovery Village Miami at Baptist Miami covers intensive outpatient (IOP) and standard outpatient rehab, as well as primary mental health outpatient services and dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring conditions. For adults seeking structured care without overnight stays, outpatient rehab programs in Miami, Florida, let you attend sessions while living at home. Teletherapy provides remote sessions, and a standard program lasts 30 days although the length may vary. If you need more than outpatient rehab can offer, the center can refer you to suitable resources, because its outpatient focus means it does not provide inpatient detox or residential services.

This Miami center offers dialectical behavior therapy, individual counseling, family therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy, along with medication-assisted treatment, group therapy, and motivational interviewing. When a co-occurring mental health condition is present, the center's dual diagnosis approach combines addiction treatment with mental health support in one program. Medical support is available when needed, and mental health counseling is part of the care. The emphasis falls on evidence-based, individual treatment suited to each person's situation.

• Family Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Motivational Interviewing
• Group Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Medication-Assisted Treatment

Who this Miami program serves in Miami

• Individuals with substance use disorders including men and women ones involving alcohol, opioids, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and prescription drugs.
• Individuals who have co-occurring mental health disorders along with addiction, including anxiety, depression, OCD, personality disorders, PTSD, and trauma.
• Individuals who need primary mental health outpatient services.
• People who have gone through repeated relapse and are seeking a structured form of support.
• Clients looking for a program that offers family therapy and medication-assisted treatment when it fits.
• Adults looking for an outpatient rehab center in Miami that allows them to live at home while receiving care.

Setting and location in Miami

Located at 8750 SW 144th St., Suite 207, Miami, FL 33176, the center runs as an outpatient facility, meaning clients come for sessions during the day and go back home or to supportive housing. Since this is an outpatient rehab in Miami, Florida, it fits people with stable housing who want to keep working or caring for family. The Miami area has various aftercare and support groups that can go along with outpatient care. If you live in Fort Lauderdale, driving to Miami is doable, but a rehab nearer your home might be preferable. If you are looking at a rehab near Fort Lauderdale, check whether the trip to Miami works with your daily schedule, because attending sessions multiple times a week can add up.

Paying for care at this Miami program

The center takes cash pay rates for its services, and if you have insurance, you should check directly with the facility and your insurer to learn what is covered. If you use Medicaid, ask whether the center takes part in the Florida Medicaid program, since coverage can differ by plan and service. Before choosing a program, confirm how billing works for teletherapy compared with in-person visits. If you plan to use private insurance, verify with the center whether your plan is accepted before starting, so you can prepare for any out-of-pocket costs.

Questions to ask about this program

• How long does the intensive outpatient program usually last, and how many days each week does it meet?
• Can my insurance plan be used at the center and what cash pay rates apply to each level of care?
• In what way does the clinic coordinate treatment with my primary care doctor or psychiatrist?
• Are family therapy sessions included in the program, and how often do they occur?
• What aftercare support is available once the program ends, such as alumni groups or referrals to community resources?