Ohio Addiction Recovery Center

Ohio Addiction Recovery Center provides medically supervised detox services as the foundation of their treatment continuum. Under the direction of Medical Director Dr. Delaney Smith, the facility manages withdrawal from alcohol, opioids, and other substances in a 24/7 medical environment. This medical detox facility features dedicated inpatient residential quarters designed for safe stabilization and transition into ongoing treatment.

Residential treatment programs range from one week to six months, allowing for individualized length of stay based on recovery needs. The residential component combines psychiatric care, individual therapy, group therapy sessions, and peer support programming. Case management services help residents navigate insurance coverage, with many clients experiencing 100% coverage through carriers like Medicaid, TRICARE, and Meritain Health.

The center's intensive outpatient program (IOP) and standard outpatient services provide structured recovery support while allowing clients to maintain work, family, and community connections. These outpatient programs serve as both primary treatment options and step-down services for residential treatment graduates. Clinical Director Wyatt Bowman, LISW-S, oversees outpatient programming that integrates group therapy, individual counseling, and life skills development.

Outpatient services particularly benefit professionals, executives, and young adults who require flexible scheduling around work or educational commitments. The facility's location on West Broad Street in Columbus provides accessible care for residents throughout Franklin County, while statewide transportation services connect clients from Grove City, Dublin, Westerville, and New Albany to ongoing treatment appointments.

Ohio Addiction Recovery Center serves diverse populations with targeted programming for veterans, first responders, healthcare professionals, and pregnant women. Women's Clinical Supervisor Bethany Sturgill, LCDC-III, provides dedicated oversight for female clients, addressing gender-specific recovery challenges and trauma histories. The facility accommodates court-ordered treatment participants and individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders.

Special populations include seniors, young adults aged 18-25, deaf and hard of hearing individuals, and those requiring HIV/AIDS support services. Veterans benefit from TRICARE acceptance and trauma-informed care addressing PTSD and military-specific stressors. Healthcare professionals and executives receive confidential treatment that understands the unique pressures of high-responsibility careers while maintaining professional licensing and reputation.

The center's alumni program creates lasting recovery community connections that extend far beyond residential treatment completion. Alumni programming provides ongoing peer support, social activities, and accountability partnerships that strengthen long-term sobriety. These alumni networks prove particularly valuable for professionals, veterans, and young adults navigating career and life transitions while maintaining recovery.

Aftercare services include outpatient programming and sober living connections that provide structured transitional housing options. The combination of clinical aftercare and sober living support addresses both the therapeutic and practical aspects of early recovery. Emergency Medicaid availability ensures that financial barriers don't prevent access to these crucial aftercare resources for individuals without traditional insurance coverage.