Indiana Center for Recovery LLC

For people who understand that lasting recovery is a process rather than a single event, Indiana Center for Recovery is structured to meet that reality. The Bloomington facility offers medical detox, residential treatment, a standard outpatient program, and an intensive outpatient program (IOP) — four distinct levels of care under one organizational roof. That continuity is meaningful: transitions between levels of care are one of the most vulnerable moments in any recovery journey, and staying within the same system reduces the disruption those transitions create.

The center is open 24 hours a day, which matters both for admission flexibility and for the ongoing needs of residential clients. Serving communities from Bloomington to Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Indianapolis, and Jeffersonville, Indiana Center for Recovery functions as a regional resource for substance abuse treatment across much of the state.

Indiana Center for Recovery treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions alongside substance use — including trauma and PTSD. This is not incidental. For a significant portion of people entering addiction treatment, unaddressed trauma is part of what drives or sustains substance use. The clinical team uses both Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and EMDR, a structured trauma-processing method, to work through those underlying issues as part of the broader recovery process.

Leading the clinical team is Dr. Michael Kane, MD, ABPN, as Chief Medical Officer, supported by Jackie Daniels (LCSW, CADAC) as Director of Clinical Development and David Debruicker (LCSW, LCAC) as Director of Outpatient Programs. Jeffrey Hashberger (LMHC) serves as Adolescent Clinical Director, reflecting the center's dedicated programming for younger clients. That combination of medical leadership and licensed clinical staff positions the center to handle complex, multi-layered cases that simpler programs may not be equipped to address.

The range of populations explicitly served at Indiana Center for Recovery is broader than most single-facility programs. The center works with veterans, young adults ages 18–25, seniors and older adults, men, women, adolescents, court-ordered individuals, and those needing HIV/AIDS support. Each of these groups can have distinct treatment needs, and the clinical staffing — including a dedicated Adolescent Clinical Director — reflects an intention to serve them meaningfully rather than generically.

On the financial side, Indiana Center for Recovery accepts private insurance, self-pay and cash, and TRICARE. The inclusion of TRICARE is a direct signal to active-duty military, veterans, and their families that this is a facility prepared to work within their insurance structure. For Hoosiers across Monroe County and the broader service area, that payment flexibility — combined with CARF accreditation — makes Indiana Center for Recovery a recovery center worth a serious conversation.

Indiana Center for Recovery holds CARF accreditation — the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities — which is one of the most recognized independent quality standards in addiction treatment and behavioral health. CARF accreditation requires facilities to meet rigorous programmatic and operational standards and to submit to ongoing review. For families comparing rehabilitation centers from across Indiana or out of state, that credential provides a meaningful benchmark beyond self-reported claims.

The center is also LegitScript-certified, a verification standard used by major advertising platforms and payment processors to confirm that healthcare providers meet legal and ethical requirements. Together, these two certifications signal that Indiana Center for Recovery has been vetted by third parties with their own accountability to uphold — not just by the facility itself.