Recovery Unlimited Treatment Ctr

Recovery Unlimited Treatment Ctr is a substance use treatment center in Flint, MI.

Substance use treatmentDetoxificationOutpatientRegular outpatient treatmentInsurance Accepted
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At a Glance

Location

3169 West Pierson Road, Flint, MI 48504

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentDetoxification

Treatment Settings

OutpatientRegular outpatient treatmentOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatmentOutpatient detoxification

Treatment Approaches

Motivational interviewingRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counselingBrief intervention

About Recovery Unlimited Treatment Ctr

Recovery Unlimited Treatment Center offers specialized medical detox and outpatient programs for opioid addiction in Flint, Michigan. This CARF-accredited recovery center combines medication-assisted treatment with telehealth services to support long-term recovery journeys.

Recovery Unlimited Treatment Center serves as a dedicated opioid addiction treatment facility in Flint, Michigan, focusing specifically on medical detox and outpatient programs for opioid use disorder. Operating since 2000, this recovery center has built its reputation around specialized care for opiate addiction through their Opioid Treatment Program certification and CARF accreditation.

The center provides medical detox services alongside comprehensive outpatient programs that extend up to 180 days, allowing clients to build sustainable recovery foundations. Their medication-assisted treatment approach incorporates Suboxone therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and ongoing counseling services. Virtual counseling sessions through telehealth platforms make their outpatient program accessible to clients throughout Michigan, supporting continuity of care beyond initial detox.

Under the medical direction of Dr. Richard T. Robinson, who serves as both Medical Director and CEO, Recovery Unlimited emphasizes the clinical aspects of opioid recovery. Their treatment philosophy centers on medication-assisted treatment combined with therapeutic interventions, recognizing that opioid addiction requires specialized medical protocols alongside traditional counseling approaches.

This recovery center primarily serves individuals struggling with opioid and opiate addiction who need medical supervision during withdrawal and ongoing outpatient support afterward. The combination of early morning operating hours, telehealth capabilities, and extended program length makes Recovery Unlimited particularly suited for working adults seeking to maintain employment while engaging in residential treatment alternatives. Insurance coverage through Medicare, Medicaid, and Blue Cross Blue Shield ensures accessibility for diverse recovery community members.

Medical Detox and Outpatient Programs

Recovery Unlimited Treatment Center provides medical detox services specifically designed for opioid withdrawal management, followed by comprehensive outpatient programs extending up to 180 days. This dual approach ensures clients receive medically supervised detox before transitioning into structured outpatient care that supports long-term recovery goals.

The center's outpatient program combines medication-assisted treatment with cognitive behavioral therapy and ongoing counseling services. Their Opioid Treatment Program certification demonstrates specialized expertise in opiate addiction treatment, while telehealth capabilities allow continued participation in recovery programming regardless of location within Michigan.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Approach

As an experienced Suboxone clinic, Recovery Unlimited emphasizes medication-assisted treatment as the foundation of their therapeutic approach. Dr. Richard T. Robinson, the facility's Medical Director and CEO, oversees clinical protocols that integrate MAT with behavioral interventions and counseling services.

This treatment combination addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of opioid addiction, providing clients with medical stabilization alongside skill-building for sustained recovery. The center's focus on virtual medication-assisted opioid treatment ensures continuity of care even when clients cannot attend in-person sessions.

Telehealth and Accessibility Features

Recovery Unlimited offers virtual counseling sessions through telemedicine platforms, making their addiction treatment services accessible throughout Michigan's recovery community. This telehealth infrastructure proved particularly valuable for maintaining treatment continuity and reaching clients in underserved areas.

Operating Monday through Friday from 5:30 to 8:15 AM, the center accommodates working adults who need addiction treatment that fits around employment schedules. Insurance acceptance including Medicare, Medicaid, and Blue Cross Blue Shield ensures broad accessibility for individuals seeking opioid addiction treatment.

Why Choose Recovery Unlimited Treatment Ctr

  • Specialized Opioid Treatment Program certification with dedicated opiate addiction focus
  • Virtual counseling and telehealth services for flexible outpatient program access
  • Extended 180-day program length supporting sustained recovery community engagement
  • Medical Director-led approach combining clinical expertise with CEO oversight
  • Early morning scheduling accommodating working adults in recovery

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of addiction treatment does Recovery Unlimited provide?

Recovery Unlimited offers medical detox and outpatient programs specifically for opioid use disorder and opiate addiction. The center is certified as an Opioid Treatment Program and provides medication-assisted treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, and counseling services.

How long are the outpatient programs at Recovery Unlimited?

The outpatient program extends up to 180 days, providing extended support for individuals building long-term recovery foundations. This extended timeframe allows for comprehensive medication-assisted treatment and ongoing therapeutic interventions.

Does Recovery Unlimited offer virtual treatment options?

Yes, the center provides telehealth video conference services and virtual counseling sessions through telemedicine platforms. This makes their addiction treatment accessible to clients throughout Michigan who cannot always attend in-person sessions.

What insurance does Recovery Unlimited accept?

Recovery Unlimited accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and private insurance. They also offer self-pay and cash payment options for individuals without insurance coverage.

What are Recovery Unlimited's operating hours?

The center operates Monday through Friday from 5:30 to 8:15 AM, and is closed on weekends. These early morning hours accommodate working adults who need addiction treatment that fits around their employment schedules.

Is Recovery Unlimited accredited?

Yes, Recovery Unlimited holds CARF accreditation and is certified as an Opioid Treatment Program. These credentials demonstrate their commitment to quality standards in addiction treatment and specialized expertise in opioid addiction care.

Who leads the medical team at Recovery Unlimited?

Dr. Richard T. Robinson serves as both Medical Director and CEO of Recovery Unlimited Treatment Center. His dual role ensures clinical oversight combined with operational leadership of the facility's addiction treatment programs.

Does Recovery Unlimited provide medication-assisted treatment?

Yes, the center specializes in medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction and operates as an experienced Suboxone clinic. Their MAT approach is combined with cognitive behavioral therapy and counseling services for comprehensive addiction treatment.

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