AdCare Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center in North Kingstown, Rhode Island
AdCare Rhode Island is a 59-bed inpatient alcohol and drug treatment center with a mission of providing transformational recovery experiences to individuals struggling with substance dependence. The newly renovated, state-of-the-art facility is nestled on 30 acres of peaceful New England woodland in historic North Kingstown, RI.
Conveniently located just minutes away from both the airport and downtown Providence, AdCare RI is also located close to pristine beaches and recreational areas for outdoor, therapeutic opportunities. The addiction rehabilitation facility offers semi-private rooms with private baths, a fitness center, basketball courts, and many other amenities.
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Our Rhode Island Rehab Center Features & Amenities
We aim to make your stay here feel as much like home as possible. When in treatment, you’ll have:
- Semi-private rooms.
- Fitness center, basketball courts, and more.
- Family-style cooking, Sunday brunch and dinner, snacks, and an on-staff nutritionist.
- Access to electronics (after detox).
- Medications for addiction treatment (MAT).
- Family integration.
- Access to individual and family aftercare services.
Inpatient Alcohol and Drug Treatment in Rhode Island
We provide a full continuum of care that spans from medical detoxification/withdrawal management all the way through to inpatient rehab and outpatient care. Your treatment will be individualized and assessed on an ongoing basis, and we’ll start your aftercare planning with you on Day 1.
Our programs offer individual and group therapy, educational and process groups, family integration, and more. AdCare programs have been trusted in the Northeast for many years because we offer high-quality programming that helps you build all the tools you need for lifelong recovery from addiction. We also offer programming specific to Veterans and first responders who struggle with substance use and co-occurring disorders, such as PTSD.
Addiction Focused Healthcare
Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment
Medical Detox
Inpatient Residential (IR & RTC)
Intensive Rehab Services
Case Management & Discharge Planning
Diagnostic & COVID Testing
Accepts Couples & Family
Veterans Services
First Responders Services
Enhanced Methadone MAT
LGBTQ+ Support
Chronic Mental Illness Treatment
Impaired Professionals Support
Christian Recovery Services
Young Adult Services
Tribal Recovery Support
Chronic Relapse Track
Treatment Medications (MAT)
Proven Addiction Therapies
Trauma-Based Therapies
One-on-One Counseling
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
SMART Recovery / Other Secular Groups
Art and/or Music Activities
Stress Management & Mindfulness
Wellness Programs
Anger Management
Equine Activities
Alumni Community
Alumni App
Addiction Focused Healthcare
Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment
Medical Detox
Inpatient Residential (IR & RTC)
Intensive Rehab Services
Case Management & Discharge Planning
Diagnostic & COVID Testing
Accepts Couples & Family
Veterans Services
First Responders Services
Enhanced Methadone MAT
LGBTQ+ Support
Chronic Mental Illness Treatment
Impaired Professionals Support
Christian Recovery Services
Young Adult Services
Tribal Recovery Support
Chronic Relapse Track
Treatment Medications (MAT)
Proven Addiction Therapies
Trauma-Based Therapies
One-on-One Counseling
Group Therapy
Family Therapy
SMART Recovery / Other Secular Groups
Art and/or Music Activities
Stress Management & Mindfulness
Wellness Programs
Anger Management
Equine Activities
Alumni Community
Alumni App
How To Pay For Addiction Treatment Services in Rhode Island
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- Using your benefits, you may receive treatment at a reduced rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
- (Required) Photo Identification Card and Insurance card(s)
- (Required) (3-4) changes of casual, non-revealing clothes – jeans, sweat clothes, etc. Bring layers.
- Prescription Medication in the original prescription bottles/packages, with patient’s name on it
- (1) carry-on size overnight or duffel bag of personal belongings only
- (1) sweater or sweatshirt for layering in areas where air conditioning may be an issue
- (1-2) Pairs of Pajamas, Robe, Slippers, Socks
- (1) Pair of Shower Shoes/Flip Flops
- Alcohol-free make-up
- Alcohol-free toiletries ONLY (No Perfumes, Colognes – these contain alcohol)
- Toothbrush, Hairbrush, Comb, etc.
- Hair Dryers, Curling Irons – must be safety-tested by Maintenance prior to use
- If you are a smoker - Unopened carton or Packets of cigarettes. Note: rules about how cigarettes and other smokeless products are subject to change.
- Suggestive clothing or clothing with pro-drug/alcohol messages or images
- Tank Tops, short-shorts for Men AND Women
- Sharp objects, nail clippers, etc.
- Shaving equipment
- Baby Powder
- Cell Phones - Note: Cell phones are locked up upon admission
- Computers, iPads or Tablets
- iPods, MP 3 Players or Radios
- Jewelry or Watches that you are NOT 100% prepared to lose. Note: Only a limited number of valuables can be locked up upon admission
- Blankets, Pillows or Stuffed Animals
- Hair Dryer/Curling Iron
During inpatient treatment, individuals are provided with information and can initiate on MAT protocols that include Suboxone maintenance therapy, naltrexone/Vivitrol treatment, and methadone maintenance treatment.
Patients who are currently on methadone maintenance and doing well in recovery also have the opportunity to rapidly detox from high doses of methadone and transition to either Suboxone or Vivitrol over a 4-week period.
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