St. John's Recovery Place
904-990-1205
SJRP is a state-of-the-art medical detox facility and residential rehab center. Florida is where we call home, and we are sure that you will feel the same and bask in the beauty of our picturesque location. Our facility features 21,000 sq ft of uniquely designed space. Our building is located on 8.4 acres of stunning nature, lake views, and a sense of tranquility unlike any other. St. John's Recovery Place is the place to seek peace, reflection, and find healing from addiction, behavioral health conditions, and co-occurring disorders. While our location sets us apart, our amazing staff and advanced recovery therapies have helped promote healing and change lives for the better. Our patients come to us to find hope and healing, and they leave with a second family and a sense of purpose and optimized health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does your facility have doctors on staff? If so, are they available 24/7?
Yes. We have a staff of highly trained medical professionals and around-the-clock care.
Does your facility have any after treatment job placement programs? If so, please explain what services might be available.
No.
Does your facility offer financing or scholarship programs?
No.
What type of recreational activities are available at the treatment facility?
Nature walks, natural springs, yoga, equine therapy.
What types of meals or meal plans do you provide?
We host a gourmet chef onsite at our Crescent City location.
Do you offer Detox programs?
Yes.
What type of phone, internet or Television privileges do you allow?
TV privileges.
What are your facilities average length of stay or patient participation?
28 days for average length of stay. Patient participation is ongoing with alumni program participation.
Do you provide both private room and shared room options? If rooms are shared, how many per room and what is the cost difference?
Shared room.
What is your average cost for treatment with and without insurance?
Out of pocket cost is 18,5000
What is your policy on visitors?
In residential treatment visitors are allowed if it is conducive to their treatment, then a family session will be scheduled.
What accreditations does your facility have?
- The Joint Commission - Department of Children and Families
What is the average length of stay at your facility?
28 days.
What additional information about your facility and program would you like people who are seeking treatment to know?
Our facility is dedicated to providing every patient with the highest level of care possible. Our recovery therapies are known to be highly effective, merging tried-and-true holistic therapies with advanced neuro integration treatments and vibroacoustic therapies.
Ask an Expert
What are the best ways to stay sober after Rehab?
Staying connected with the recovery community, via support and alumni groups. Maintaining awareness of triggers and knowing that recovery is a lifelong journey.
What steps should I take when preparing for rehab?
Speaking with admissions to discuss prep and packing, enlisting support from friends and family.
What are the best ways to tell a loved one that they have a problem with addiction?
Discussing a loved one's addiction is never an easy task. One of the best ways to broach the subject is to sit down with a close-knit group of friends and family, display your concerns and lay out a plan of action for treatment.
Can I get rehab without insurance? If so, how?
Yes. There are options for self payment.
How can someone support a loved one currently in rehab?
Practicing kindness, listening to concerns and worries and be patient. Recovery is a process.
What is the difference between residential treatments, IOP and sober living?
Residential treatment is 24/7 live-in treatment, wherein the patient will go through the stages of the treatment process with no distractions entire focus on health and the recovery process. So, what exactly is an IOP program? An intensive outpatient program for substance use disorder treatment is an alternative therapy plan to inpatient or residential rehab. IOPs are ambulatory services (services designed for or adapted to clients who are not bedridden, immobile, etc.). These programs exist to help individuals who do not meet the initial enrollment criteria for a residential or inpatient drug rehab to receive the types of healing services they need to work towards sobriety. Sober living is a community of individuals striving to focus on recovery in a safe, substance-free environment.
What questions are important to ask when deciding between treatment facilities?
-What is the staff to patient ratio? -What amenities are provided? - What recovery therapies are available? -Success rate of former clients
What alternatives do I have to inpatient rehab?
It is best to speak with admissions to determine what options are best for you. Each patient and case varies. It is recommended to discuss your options with a case manager and admissions
What are the most common alcohol withdrawal symptoms?
The most common alcohol withdrawal symptoms are: anxiety, shakiness, irritability, hallucinations, seizures.
Insurance Accepted
Financing Available
LegitScript Certified
Onsite Medical Detox