Phoenix House, Exeter, Rhode Island

State house building in Providence
251 Main St
Exeter, RI, 02822

Overview of Phoenix House Exeter Center

Phoenix House established in 1967, is one of the leading non-profit rehabilitation service providers in the country operating in 52 locations across nine states. This facility provides treatment services for men, women, and teenagers who are in need of rehabilitation services. This facility currently provides services for over 3500 patient and have successfully aided in the recovery of thousands of people who suffered from alcohol and substance abuse problems.
This facility offers their patients a variety of treatment options such as the medically assisted detox which they are required to undergo. Although this facility majorly offers medically assisted detox, patients are also offered which lasts from four to seven days and are closely monitored till the end of the program. 12-Step meetings are also made available for their patients. Meetings are mandatory for them to attend alongside individual and group therapy sessions. The duration of the treatment plan offered to patients admitted into this facility lasts from 30 days up to 180 days and are determined by the patient’s recovery progress, assessment, and individual needs. Phoenix House Exeter Center also provides dual diagnosis for patients with co-occurring disorders and each patient who have this problem meet with the facility’s psychiatrists to receive medication assessments.

Accommodation and Food at Phoenix House Exeter Center

The accommodation of Phoenix House Exeter is a one-story building with an array of pine and elm trees, street lamps, a paved pathway, and a pristine lawn. This facility’s residential accommodation has a capacity of 20 beds and this facility detox accommodation has a capacity of 40 beds. The patients admitted into this facility are provided meals three times a day alongside healthy snacks and patients who have special dietary needs are easily accommodated.

Treatment Options at Phoenix House Exeter Center

Patients admitted into this facility are offered an individual plan of government-approved treatment options which are structured and developed to fit into any patient-specific medical needs. Each patient undergoes medically assisted detox treatment programs as the initial step to recovery and primary care. But patients are given extended stay at the medically assisted detox program depending on their individual detox recovery process. Patients are encouraged to attend recovery support groups and 12-Step meetings which are essential to the progress of their patients.
The treatment options offered by Phoenix House Exeter Center to its patients include:

  • Medically Assisted Detox
  • Buprenorphine Detox
  • Psychotropic Detox
  • Individualized Treatment
  • 24-Hour Clinical Care
  • Intensive Outpatient Treatment
  • Holistic Treatment
  • Outpatient Treatment
  • Inpatient Treatment
  • Aftercare Support
  • 12-Step Treatment

Therapy Choices at Phoenix House Exeter Center

At Phoenix House Exeter Center, the patients admitted into this facility are offered a list of therapy choices drafted into their personal treatment plans and which they are required to attend at required time in order for them to recover fully and quickly.
The patients are admitted into this facility are required to attend one-on-one therapy sessions where the facility’s counselor establish treatment plans with their patients.
The therapy choices offered to patients by Phoenix House Exeter Center include:

  • Individual Therapy
  • Experimental Therapy
  • Creative Art Therapy
  • Trauma Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Payment Options and Insurances

Phoenix House Exeter Center charges $5000 for services rendered by the facility and the payment options which are available at this facility include:

  • State Financial Aid
  • Self-pay Options
  • Medicaid
  • Private Insurance

Licensing

Phoenix House Exeter Center is accredited by The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Phoenix House Exeter Center Advantages

Established in 1967, Phoenix House Exeter Center is one of the most reputable organizations in Rhode Island and has been treating substance abuse affected patients for over 52 years and have known to be one of the leading rehabilitation service providers in Rhode Island and other locations all over the country. This facility provides its patients with one of the best team of medical practitioners who ensures that the facility is run properly and all patients admitted into the facility are given the right medications and recover quickly.
Each patient is treated with one of the best rehabilitation treatment approaches ever used. Patients are required and encouraged to attend the regular meetings and sessions organized by the facility.

Staff at Phoenix House Exeter Center

At Phoenix House Exeter Center, the individuals working at the facility’s staffs comprises of a team of qualified nurses, counselors, therapist, psychologists and psychiatrists who monitor and ensure that each patient is well taken care of for the duration of their stay at their facility. Each staff is a highly trained expert in the field of rehabilitation medicine and has been treating patients on substance abuse for years. The staffs are government approved and are licensed to provide treatment for patients in need of rehabilitation treatment.
Some of the major staffs who are currently working at Phoenix House Exeter Center include:

  • Peter Mumma – Senior Vice President, New England Regional Executive
  • Aimee DiGiulio, MA, LADC, LCMHC – Program Director, Women’s Community Program
  • Cynthia Marble – Program Director
  • Kimberly Decoteaux – Program Director
  • Robert Jaszek – Program Director
  • Melissa Nolan, RN – Vice President, Nursing and Patient Care Services
  • Michael Robert – Program Director
  • Lee M. Bradshaw, MA, C.A.G.S., CAADC, QMHC – Director, Outpatient Services
  • Doris Brown – Program Director
  • Marie Moore – Program Director
  • James Henzel – Regional Program Director
  • Dan Pender – Vice President, Clinical Services, Quality, and Risk Management
  • Peter Dal Pra, LADC, LCS – Program Director

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