Visitation hours at Recovery Centers of America inpatient rehab facilities
Family members play an active role in the treatment of their loved ones
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person visitation and sessions at multiple Recovery Centers of America locations have been suspended.
The health of our patients and team is our top priority. Due to the rise in COVID-19, in-person visitation and sessions at multiple RCA locations have been suspended. Virtual visitation and sessions can be coordinated with your loved one’s treatment team. For more information on how RCA is dealing with the COVID-19, visit Recovery Resources During Coronavirus.
For visitation questions or more information, please email Vice President of Family Services Trish Caldwell at tcaldwell@recoverycoa.com
Whenever possible, Recovery Centers of America inpatient facilities encourage family members to play an active role in the treatment of their loved ones through family therapy sessions and regular visitations.
We believe family is an important part of treatment. All patients need a strong, stable support system during their time in treatment. You can use this page to check up to date visitation hours for family, friends, and loved ones in every RCA inpatient rehab facility.
Visitation hours
Coronavirus (COVID 19) update to visitation:
We know that visiting your loved one is an important part of the recovery process. Patient safety continues to be our primary concern at RCA, both from their substance use and now from the novel coronavirus, known at COVID19. Because the virus is beginning to spread across our communities, RCA is taking steps to keep patients and their families as safe as possible from the virus. We are working diligently to monitor COVID 19 and reducing contact points between the facility and the public. This includes restricting visitors from the community and suspending visitation and in-person family sessions. Currently we are offering telephonic family sessions and are also offering Weekly family sessions “in person” via video conferencing. This will also allow families to virtually see their loved ones “face to face” once a week.
Check the Recovery Centers of America Family Services page for virtual events and meetings.
