At New Heights Recovery Center in Columbus, Ohio, we offer comprehensive drug and alcohol rehab treatment in a supportive environment to help individuals overcome addiction and reclaim their lives. Accepting Medicaid & treating all levels of care.
We offer multiple levels of care to meet your recovery needs, whether you’re just beginning your journey or continuing with long-term treatment. New Heights Recovery Center offers a variety of addiction programs tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals on their recovery journey. For clients who need a stable, substance-free home during treatment, our sober living program in Columbus, Ohio, provides structured housing with peer support.
New Heights Recovery Center offers comprehensive, personalized treatment for various addictions, including alcohol, drug, and prescription medication misuse. Our programs address substance abuse, including opioids, cocaine, methamphetamines, and multiple substance dependencies. We provide specialized care focused on long-term recovery, relapse prevention, and helping individuals achieve lasting wellness.
Our PHP provides structured, intensive treatment during the day, allowing individuals to return home in the evenings. This program offers a high level of support for those with severe addiction or those transitioning from inpatient care.
IOP is designed for those who need flexible care while balancing their daily responsibilities. It provides multiple therapy sessions per week, focusing on relapse prevention, coping strategies, and long-term sobriety.
At New Heights, we understand that mental health is a critical component of recovery. Our mental health services are designed to support individuals dealing with:
Whether you’re seeking addiction treatment or mental health support, New Heights Recovery Center is here to help. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to guide you through your recovery journey.
The admission process at New Heights Recovery Center is designed to be straightforward and supportive, ensuring that individuals feel welcomed and understood as they take the first step toward recovery. When you reach out to us, our dedicated admissions team will guide you through the initial stages. Our compassionate team will answer any questions you may have about the program, treatment options, and what to expect during your stay.
The admission process begins with a phone consultation
Next, you'll meet with our clinical staff for an in-person assessment
After the assessment, our admissions team assists with insurance verification and financial arrangements
At New Heights Recovery Center, located in Columbus, Ohio, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment services. Our mission is to help individuals struggling with substance use disorders and mental health conditions reach their full potential by offering personalized, evidence-based care. We believe in treating the whole person, addressing both the physical and emotional aspects of recovery in a compassionate and supportive environment.
By the time you find a page like this, you’ve probably tried to quit more than once. Or you can’t even imagine quitting, because being sober feels worse than being high. If that’s you, here’s what we want you to know:
You’re not alone.
And addiction isn’t a moral failure.
Your drug or alcohol use was a response to something deeper — but it was never meant to be the long-term answer.
Removing the substance doesn’t magically erase what you were coping with. It exposes it.
It’s the point where your feelings return before your coping skills do.
This is the place where people relapse when they’re doing it alone.
You don’t have to.
If you’re willing, we can take the next step with you.
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If you’ve been told an intensive outpatient program (IOP) might be the right next step, one of the first things you probably want to know
