Veteran & First Responder Rehab Program

Addiction Treatment in MA & RI
Learn about customized addiction rehab available for Vets & first responders or check your benefits for coverage of addiction treatment services.
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Customized Addiction & Co-Occurring Disorder Care

The professional lives of first responders and military service members are unique. The act of doing the job may result in violence, injury, trauma, or grief. In sacrificing so much to help others, our nation’s heroes are too often left with few resources to help themselves. That’s why we’re here to provide quality addiction and co-occurring disorder treatment for Veterans and first responders.

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Our Salute to Recovery Program

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What to Know

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Veterans' program open to all first responders?

Yes, all first responders (including emergency services personnel, police officers, firefighters, etc.) are welcome into our Salute to Recovery program at AdCare Rhode Island.

Am I eligible for VA community care?

The VA provides a list of criteria for eligibility for community care. Should you be eligible, you can search for any VA-approved community care provider. AdCare Rhode Island in North Kingstown, RI is an approved provider of community care.

How can I get admitted to AdCare?

You can call us at any time for help at and we will work with you to start the admissions process. We may ask you some questions about your benefits and/or insurance and discuss your substance use and mental health history, as well as your treatment goals. Once you’re ready, we’ll help you begin the process of entering our program.

Take It from Our Alumni

See how our alumni rate their time at AdCare and how treatment changed their lives for the better.