Infinite Recovery Houston

Infinite Recovery - Houston is a treatment center listed at 1000 Main St Suite 2300 in Houston, TX 77002. The center has held Joint Commission accreditation since it was founded in 2012, according to the information available. It offers residential rehab, co-occurring mental health treatment alongside outpatient services for adults.

The center's approach combines evidence-based therapies with individual treatment and Twelve Step facilitation. It serves men and women, with separate tracks for men, for women, and for men and women together. Conditions treated include anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and trauma, alongside substance use involving benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and other drugs.

Infinite Recovery also offers aftercare through outpatient treatment and support meetings. Private pay rates are available, and the center works with insurance, though details should be confirmed directly with the center.

Infinite Recovery Houston programs

In its downtown setting, Infinite Recovery Houston offers residential rehab, outpatient services, and help with mental health needs alongside substance misuse. A typical stay lasts 30 days. Adults needing structured care can enter a 30-day residential rehab program at this Houston TX center. The levels of care are arranged to meet people at different points, from residential through outpatient services.

The center uses a range of therapies, including 1-on-1 counseling, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy and dialectical behavior therapy group therapy. These evidence-based therapies at this Houston rehab center include ACT, CBT, and DBT. Additional approaches include solution-focused, goal-oriented therapy, somatic experiencing, and Twelve Step facilitation. If you are considering residential care in Houston, then the 30-day length can guide your planning and insurance questions.

1. 1-on-1 Counseling
2. Twelve Step
3. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
4. Group Therapy
5. Individual Treatment
6. Evidence-Based
7. Family Therapy
8. Twelve Step Facilitation
9. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
10. Somatic Experiencing

Who Infinite Recovery Houston serves

1. Men seeking residential rehab in Houston
2. Women seeking residential rehab in Houston
3. Men and women in co-ed programs at this Houston rehab
4. Individuals with co-occurring conditions like depression or PTSD
5. Individuals with substance use involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, or synthetic drugs
6. People who need outpatient or aftercare support in Houston

Infinite Recovery Houston setting

Infinite Recovery Houston is located at 1000 Main St Suite 2300, placing it in the downtown area of Houston, Texas. The center offers an outdoor lounge and air-conditioned rooms, with private or shared room options. This Houston rehab center provides amenities like an outdoor lounge and air-conditioned rooms. A personal fitness trainer is available, and the center is listed as having a private pay option with cash pay rates. The environment is designed for comfort and privacy, with modern-style housing per the center's description. If you value access to fitness support during treatment, then this center's amenities may be worth asking about.

Paying for Infinite Recovery Houston

Infinite Recovery Houston offers a private pay option with cash pay rates and works with insurance, according to its description. The center's 30-day typical program length can affect overall cost. The center accepts insurance and offers cash pay rates for Houston rehab programs. If you are using insurance, then confirming coverage for residential or outpatient services before you commit is important. Texas Medicaid may cover some treatment at SAMHSA-listed facilities, so ask the center whether it accepts Medicaid or offers payment plans. The helpline can help you understand options but cannot promise coverage or admission.

Questions for Infinite Recovery Houston

1. Does the center honor my insurance plan and what would self-pay rates be?
2. How long do most people stay in the 30-day residential program?
3. What is the daily schedule for co-occurring mental health treatment?
4. Can family members be involved in therapy sessions?
5. What aftercare support is offered once the 30-day program finishes?