Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton

Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton structures its addiction treatment around two outpatient levels of care designed for people at different stages of the recovery process. The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides a concentrated schedule of clinical sessions — enough structure to support early or complex recovery without requiring clients to leave their homes or jobs. The standard Outpatient Program serves those stepping down from higher levels of care or sustaining progress in long-term recovery.

As a certified Opioid Treatment Program, Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton is equipped to integrate opioid treatment into its outpatient framework, offering a continuum that meets clients where they are rather than where a single program type ends. For people in the Dayton area who are building a recovery lifestyle, this combination of IOP and outpatient care — backed by CARF accreditation — provides a clinically credible, community-based foundation.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the primary therapeutic method at Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton, a structured clinical approach that helps people in recovery recognize and change the thinking patterns that contribute to substance use. CBT is well-suited to outpatient settings because the skills it builds are transferable — clients practice them inside sessions and apply them in daily life, which supports sustained recovery over time.

The center also specializes in co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, meaning that clients dealing with both substance use and mental health conditions can address both within the same program. This integrated approach matters for recovery community members who have seen how untreated mental health needs can undermine progress. Rather than treating substance use in isolation, Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton works with the full picture of each client's needs.

Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton is designed to serve a wide cross-section of the Dayton recovery community. Programs are open to men and women, pregnant women, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and those entering treatment through court referral. This range of served populations reflects the center's function as a broad community recovery resource rather than a program built for a narrow demographic.

Supportive housing is available as a facility feature, which can be a critical bridge for individuals in early recovery who need stable living alongside clinical programming. The center operates Monday through Saturday with varied hours across the week, giving clients flexibility to engage with treatment around work, family, and other responsibilities that are part of building a sustainable recovery life.

Financial barriers are one of the most common reasons people delay or avoid addiction treatment. Sunrise Treatment Center/Dayton accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, and sliding-scale fees — a payment structure that reflects a genuine commitment to making substance abuse treatment accessible to Dayton residents regardless of their financial situation.

The range of accepted payment methods also means the center can serve people across different life circumstances, from those with comprehensive insurance coverage to those who are uninsured or underinsured. Families supporting a loved one through the recovery process can reach the center directly at (937) 884-4844 to discuss payment options and program fit before committing to a plan.