Choices Recovery Services LLC

Choices Recovery Services provides outpatient program services for individuals seeking addiction treatment while maintaining their daily responsibilities. This level of care allows clients to receive professional substance abuse treatment while continuing to live at home and engage with their community support systems.

The outpatient approach works particularly well for people who have completed residential treatment and need ongoing recovery support, or for those whose circumstances allow them to begin their recovery journey with less intensive supervision. Clients can schedule treatment sessions around work and family commitments, making this recovery center option practical for many Central Oregon residents.

The recovery center accepts private health insurance plans and offers cash payment options for those preferring self-pay arrangements. This dual approach ensures that individuals with various financial situations can access their addiction treatment services.

Choices Recovery Services also provides limited financial assistance for qualifying individuals, recognizing that cost barriers should not prevent community members from accessing needed substance abuse treatment. Prospective clients can discuss their specific insurance coverage and financial assistance options directly with the center's staff.

Located in downtown Prineville at 1333 NW 9th Street, Choices Recovery Services brings professional addiction treatment directly to the Central Oregon community. Their local presence means clients can build recovery connections close to home, maintaining ties to family, employment, and community support networks that are essential for long-term success.

The center's connection to the broader Rimrock Trails organization provides additional resources and expertise while maintaining their focus on serving the specific needs of Crook County residents. This combination of local accessibility and organizational support creates a recovery environment that understands both professional treatment standards and rural community dynamics.