How much does Drug Alternative Program cost?

While costs may vary due to program length and insurance benefits, it typically costs Call for rates.

What therapies does Drug Alternative Program offer?

The following therapies are included: Group Therapy, 1-on-1 Counseling, Life Skills, Psychoeducation, Relapse Prevention Counseling, Spiritual Care and more.

What insurance does Drug Alternative Program accept?

Drug Alternative Program accepts most major health insurance providers. Speak with our admissions team today to verify your coverage and get an accurate picture of what treatment will cost.

What does Drug Alternative Program offers?

The following services are offers: Alcohol, Drug Addiction addictions and more.

What levels of care does Drug Alternative Program offer?

Drug Alternative Program provides day treatment, intensive inpatient and more.

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Drug Alternative Program is a faith-based residential recovery center offering long-term, structured care for individuals struggling with drug addiction and chronic substance use. Serving Alabama since 1987, the program provides affordable inpatient recovery services in a substance-free environment that supports physical, mental, and spiritual healing. Through supervised housing, structured daily schedules, and compassionate guidance, clients are empowered to break free from drug and alcohol addiction and commit to lasting sobriety.

At Drug Alternative Program, recovery is strengthened through a blend of evidence-based counseling and spiritual growth. Clients participate in licensed individual and group therapy, daily work therapy, and spiritual counseling designed to rebuild self-worth, discipline, and purpose. Residents live in fully furnished homes with 24/7 supervision, home-cooked meals, and a supportive peer community. Transition housing of up to two years helps graduates maintain stability and independence while continuing recovery from substance use disorder.