Isabella House

Isabella House operates as a specialized residential treatment facility serving pregnant women and mothers with children who are struggling with substance use disorders. The six-month program provides extended residential care that recognizes the complex needs of women who must address addiction while maintaining their responsibilities as mothers. This comprehensive approach allows participants to develop strong recovery foundations without being separated from their children.

The program includes therapeutic childcare services, ensuring children receive appropriate care and developmental support while their mothers participate in treatment activities. This unique feature distinguishes Isabella House from traditional rehab programs that often require family separation during treatment, making it possible for mothers to engage fully in their recovery while preserving crucial family bonds.

Isabella House provides specialized treatment for women facing both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program addresses drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and dual diagnosis situations within a residential setting designed specifically for women's needs. Treatment approaches acknowledge the interconnected nature of addiction, mental health, and motherhood.

The extended six-month timeframe allows for comprehensive treatment that addresses underlying issues contributing to substance abuse. Women receive support for various substances and can work through complex trauma, mental health challenges, and parenting concerns that often accompany addiction. The program structure provides stability and consistency essential for mothers rebuilding their lives.

Isabella House accepts multiple payment methods to ensure treatment accessibility for women from diverse economic backgrounds. The facility accepts Medicaid, private pay options, and offers sliding fee scale arrangements based on individual financial circumstances. Detailed pricing information is available directly through the program to help families understand their options.

The sliding fee scale system recognizes that many women seeking treatment may face financial challenges, particularly single mothers or those whose addiction has impacted their employment. This flexible approach to payment removes financial barriers that might otherwise prevent women from accessing the specialized care they need for successful long-term recovery.