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Addiction & Recovery
Struggling with drugs, alcohol, or other addictions can feel overwhelming—but recovery is possible. At Family Hospital, we believe addiction is a chronic medical condition, not a moral failing. We’re here to help you heal, regain control of your life, and move forward with hope.
You Are Not Alone.
Help and Hope Are Here.
What is Addiction?
Addiction happens when using a substance or engaging in a behavior becomes hard to control—even when it causes harm. It can affect anyone, regardless of age, background, or lifestyle.
Some common signs of addiction include:
- Using more of a substance than intended
- Feeling unable to cut back or stop
- Spending lots of time getting, using, or recovering from a substance
- Cravings or urges that feel hard to ignore
- Trouble at work, school, or in relationships because of use
- Physical withdrawal symptoms if you try to stop
Our Program
When you come to Family Hospital for help, you’ll begin care through our Rapid Intervention & Stabilization in Emergency Setting (RISE) protocol. This program is designed to help you feel safe, supported, and medically stable as quickly as possible.
1. Rapid Intervention & Stabilization in Emergency (RISE)
Medically Safe Detox and Stabilization
- Many people stay with us for 2-5 days on average.
- During this time, we help you safely detox from toxic levels of substances like alcohol, opioids, or other drugs.
- Our medical team monitors you closely and uses medications when needed to reduce cravings and keep you comfortable.
- We also provide:
- Peer advocacy support — people with lived experience who understand what you’re going through
- Therapy and counseling sessions
- Mental health care and medication support if needed
- Medical screenings to check your health and safety
2. Personalized Recovery Planning
- Before you leave, we work with you to create a custom recovery and care plan.
- Everything is tailored to your needs, goals, and life situation.
- Your plan may include:
- Sober living arrangements
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Community support groups or meetings
- Primary care appointments
- Mental health appointments
- Transportation arrangements
What Makes Us Different?
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Emergency Medical Detox
Rapid Intervention & Stabilization in Emergency (RISE) to help you safely stop using substances & manage withdrawals in medical setting.
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Peer Advocate During Treatment
We assign each individual with a Peer Advocate who is in recovery and will assist you during and after your stay with us
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Individual & Group Therapy
To help explore causes and solutions
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Specialized Medication-assisted Treatment (SMAT)
For opioid, alcohol, and substance use disorders.
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Mental Health Support
Support with depression, anxiety, trauma, and more
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Primary Care
We connect you with a Primary Care Provider (PCP) who develops overall health goals and care plans to support your recovery
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Family Education and Support
To help your loved ones understand and assist in your recovery journey
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Aftercare Planning
Developing a care plan to help support your journey and connecting you with additional resources in the recovery community
Whether you’re ready to take your first step or looking for help for someone you love, we’re here to guide you.
What Is Meaningful Recovery?
Meaningful Recovery Means
- Feeling physically and emotionally better
- Improving relationships and rebuilding trust
- Finding purpose through work, family, hobbies, or faith
- Managing stress, mental health, and triggers in healthy ways
- Believing in your own strength and hope for the future
Why 18 Months Sobriety Matters
- Research shows that 18 months of continuous sobriety dramatically increases the likelihood of staying sober for good.
- In many studies, people who maintain sobriety for at least 18 months have relapse rates as low as 15% or less in future years.
- In contrast, relapse rates are much higher for those in their first few months of recovery.
Every day sober is a victory. But reaching milestones like 18 months builds new habits, rewires the brain, and helps recovery become a lasting way of life. Studies show that the longer someone stays sober, the higher their chances of lifelong recovery.
Our Team
Alicia Scott
Rise Program Director
Zach Timber
Director of Case Management
Blaise Finnegan
Director of Admissions
Bonnie Thomson NP
RISE & Primary Care Provider
Xenia Kempf NP
RISE & Primary Care Provider
Mona Saberi NP
RISE & Primary Care/Mental Health Provider
Chanell Nash LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Todd Akins MD
Anesthesiology
Monique Graves NP
RISE & Primary Care Provider
Take the First Step Today
Recovery is possible—and you don’t have to do it alone. If you’re ready to talk, or just want more information, please reach out.
