Services - Residential Treatment
Project Rehab’s Residential Recovery Campus in Southeast Grand Rapids includes three residential treatment programs, Men’s Recovery Center, Women’s Recovery Center, and the Hispanic Residential Program. We provide a caring environment while simultaneously treating the illness while treating the whole person. All programs include individual counseling sessions, group sessions, and therapeutic activities. Our holistic approach employs treatment techniques that are proven to be effective.
Project Rehab Men’s Recovery Center
200 Eastern Ave SE, Grand Rapids MI 49503
The Men's Recovery Center provides 24-hour residential treatment for adult males with substance use and/or co-occurring disorders. The program includes daily small group interaction, daily educational lectures, individual psychotherapy, case management, supportive community assemblies twice daily, and family treatment. For further information about this program or admission, call (616) 776-0891 x300.
Project Rehab Women’s Recovery Center
822 Cherry SE, Grand Rapids MI 49506
The Women's Recovery Center provides 24-hour residential treatment for adult females with substance use/or and co-occurring disorders. The center is able to accommodate women who wish to reside in the program with their children if they are 4-years-old or younger. The program includes daily small group interaction, daily educational lectures, individual psychotherapy, case management, supportive community assemblies twice daily and family treatment. For further information about this program or admission, call (616) 776-0891 x350.
Project Rehab Hispanic Residential Program
200 Eastern Ave SE, Grand Rapids MI 49503
Project Rehab’s Hispanic Residential Program provides a bilingual and culturally-sensitive environment for adult Hispanics with substance use/or and co-occurring disorders. The program includes daily small group interaction, daily educational lectures, individual psychotherapy, case management, supportive community assemblies twice daily and family treatment. For further information about this program or admission, call (616) 776-0891 x260.