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Example Recovery Center LLC

Sample City, FL · also known as Example Recovery Center

Residential addiction treatment for adults in Sample City, FL, for substance use and co-occurring mental health needs, with intensive outpatient programs as well.

ResidentialIntensive outpatientAdults 18+Accepts insuranceAdmissions answered 24/7
Current as of 22 AUG 2026
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What you can come here for

Residential Program at Main campus ✎ Reported by program

Level of care

3.5 Clinically Managed High-Intensity Residential

Conditions treated

Substance use disorderCo-occurring mental health condition

Who it serves

Adults

Services and approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewing

Not offered here

Does not provide: Medical detox on-site, Psychiatric inpatient care

Admissions: (555) 010-0100 · Delivered: In person · Ages: 18+

Intensive Outpatient Program at Main campus ✎ Reported by program

Level of care

2.1 Intensive Outpatient

Conditions treated

Substance use disorder

Who it serves

Adults

Services and approaches

Group counseling

Not offered here

Does not provide: Medical detox on-site, 24/7 medical supervision, Residential housing, Psychiatric inpatient care

Admissions: (555) 010-0100 · Delivered: In person, Telehealth · Ages: 18+

Who this program is built to help

  • Adults (18+) seeking residential or intensive outpatient care for substance use
  • People with co-occurring anxiety or depression alongside substance use
This program may be a fit if…
  • You or your family member is an adult ready to start residential or outpatient treatment
  • You want to confirm whether your plan is in network before anything else
This program may not be the right fit if…
  • You need detox tonight — call your local hospital or a detox facility first; we can help you plan the step after
  • You need medical detox on-site
  • You need adolescent programs (under 18)
  • You need primary eating-disorder treatment

Most residents come from within about 90 minutes of Sample City; out-of-area admissions by arrangement.

If we're not the right fit, admissions will say so and point you toward a level of care that is.

The goal isn't to make every program look right for everyone. It's to help people find the program that's right for them.

Paying for treatment

Example Health Plan, Sample Blue of FloridaAccepted (network status to be confirmed with the program)
Accepted

Insurance coverage varies by plan and person. The admissions team can verify your specific benefits.

What treatment here actually looks like

Real answers from the program, in its own words. Not marketing adjectives.

Residential Program

What happens when you arrive?

First 24 hours — Nursing assessment and a meal; Meet your primary counselor; Phone handed in for the first week · First week — Full clinical assessment; Treatment plan agreed with you; First family call arranged

Where will I stay?

On-site housing — two to a room; three meals prepared on site; staff on site around the clock

What are the day-to-day rules?

Phones and internet: Phones held for the first 7 days, then daily evening use · Visitors: Family visits on Sunday afternoons after the first week

How do families take part?

First contact within 72 hours; calls daily after the first week; visits Sundays; family therapy weekly family session; family education a family education evening each month

Can I work or go to school while I'm here?

Work limited (remote work in the final two weeks with clinical approval)

How long does it take?

Advertised 30 days; range 28 days to 45 days

What happens after the program?

Outpatient counseling provided directly; Discharge and continuing-care planning provided directly

What should I bring?

Photo ID, Insurance card, Current medications in original bottles, Seven days of comfortable clothing

What can't I bring?

Alcohol or drugs, Weapons, Outside food

Ways to begin

Call, Online form

Intensive Outpatient Program

Ways to begin

Call, Online form

Openings and timing

Availability — Residential Program

Entire programAccepting✎ Reported by program 2026-08-22 00:00

Reported by the program and expires on its own. A bed is never promised to anyone.

Availability — Intensive Outpatient Program

Entire programAccepting✎ Reported by program 2026-08-22 00:00

Reported by the program and expires on its own. A bed is never promised to anyone.

The people behind your care

Jordan Hale, D.O.
Medical director
D.O.
Family medicine
Works in: Residential Program, Intensive Outpatient Program
NPI 1234567890
✎ Reported by program

From the program

In their own words

Why we stopped making families wait until week three to participate

Jordan Hale, D.O., Medical Director

For years we did what most residential programs do: keep families at a distance for the first few weeks so the person in treatment could settle in. It made the early days quieter for staff. It did not make them better for patients.

What we saw, over and over, was that the first family conversation set the tone for everything after it. When it happened in week three, it was a negotiation. When it happened in the first 72 hours, it was a plan.

So we moved it. Every family now has a first call within three days, and a weekly session after that. Discharges are steadier, and the calls we get six months later are different: fewer emergencies, more updates.

Licensing and credentials

State license (fictional)

Sample State Agency · DEMO-12345
License
✓ Confirmed in official listing · DEMONSTRATION — fictional registry entry 1 AUG 2026

Reported by the program, not yet confirmed

Accreditation (fictional)

Sample Accrediting Body
◈ Seen on a public page — not yet confirmed

Osteopathic physician license (fictional)

Florida Board of Osteopathic Medicine · OS-DEMO
✎ Reported by program — not yet confirmed

Organization details

Legal nameExample Recovery Center LLC✎ Reported by program
Doing business asExample Recovery Center✎ Reported by program
Location100 Demonstration Way, Sample City, FL, 00000✎ Reported by program
Location phone(555) 010-0100✎ Reported by program
Admissions phone(555) 010-0100✎ Reported by program
After hoursPhones are answered 24/7 by our own admissions staff; after 9 p.m. calls go to the on-call coordinator.✎ Reported by program
Established2019✎ Reported by program
Websitehttps://example.com✎ Reported by program

Think this program may be right for you?

(555) 010-0100
Phones are answered 24/7 by our own admissions staff; after 9 p.m. calls go to the on-call coordinator.

If you or someone you love is in danger right now, call or text 988 first — before any admissions call.