ASAM 3.5 provides a 24/7, highly structured therapeutic environment with intensive clinical services for adults who need stability, skills-building, and safety to initiate recovery. Care is individualized and medically informed, using evidence-based therapies and multidisciplinary staffing.
Yes—our 3.5 program’s policies, documentation, and quality measures are aligned with CARF Behavioral Health standards while delivering care consistent with ASAM Criteria.
Arise Treatment Center (Inpatient) — 4545 Northwestern Dr, Zionsville, IN 46077. Admissions help is available daily.
Adults who benefit from a structured residential setting due to functional impairment, co-occurring symptoms, or an unsafe/unstable environment. You’ll receive an intake assessment to confirm medical necessity and level-of-care fit.
Admissions are coordinated promptly (including same-day when clinically appropriate) following medical/clinical screening.
Arise operates a focused 30-day residential track; actual stay may be individualized based on progress, clinical need, and payer authorization, with step-down to PHP/IOP/outpatient as appropriate.
Yes. We confirm coverage and any prior authorization requirements, and we explain deductibles, co-pays, and coinsurance before admission.
Yes—when clinically indicated, detox must be completed before admission to Arise. Arise Treatment Center does not provide medical detox/withdrawal management. During pre-admission screening, we evaluate your withdrawal risk using ASAM-informed criteria. If withdrawal is likely (e.g., alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, barbiturates, or other sedative-hypnotics), we’ll coordinate a referral to a licensed detox provider. Once you’re medically stable and cleared, we arrange a warm handoff/transfer into our ASAM 3.5 residential program.
Before admission to Arise, we request:
When clinically appropriate, we continue evidence-based medications (e.g., buprenorphine, naltrexone; methadone via coordination with your OTP) under prescriber orders and our medication policies (reconciliation, secure storage, and eMAR documentation).
If withdrawal is not expected, you may admit directly to our residential program following medical/clinical screening.
When clinically indicated, prescribers may use FDA-approved medications (e.g., for opioid or alcohol use disorders). Nursing manages administration, reconciliation, and eMAR documentation under physician/APRN oversight.
Yes—family participation is encouraged through scheduled education and therapy sessions, plus coordinated updates with your consent.
To protect privacy and treatment focus, personal devices are limited. You’ll have scheduled phone access and supervised technology use as clinically appropriate.
Visits occur during posted hours and require following safety/contraband rules. Ask your care team for the current schedule.
Bring modest clothing for about a week, closed-toe shoes, sealed alcohol-free toiletries, medications in original pharmacy containers, photo ID, and insurance card. Leave valuables, weapons, substances, and alcohol-containing products at home.
Yes—co-occurring conditions (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder) are assessed and treated within an integrated plan of care, consistent with evidence-based practice described by Indiana programs.
Your privacy is protected by HIPAA and additional SUD protections under 42 CFR Part 2. Disclosures of SUD treatment information typically require your written consent, with narrow exceptions allowed by law.
Yes—residential safety protocols include 24/7 staffing, contraband prevention, medication security, emergency drills, and incident reporting. Yes—residential safety protocols include 24/7 staffing, contraband prevention, medication security, emergency drills, and incident reporting.
You’ll leave with a written aftercare plan (appointments, medications, relapse-prevention strategies, community supports). Staying connected—alumni/recovery meetings, coaching, and family support—improves the odds of sustained recovery, a theme emphasized widely in Indiana program materials.
Your primary goal is clinical engagement. Within that, we provide reasonable accommodations—verification letters, time-limited communications, or structured access—when clinically appropriate and without disrupting safety or group cohesion.
Case management helps with documentation and referrals while keeping treatment as the focus.
We work with many commercial plans, verify benefits, and discuss out-of-pocket responsibilities before admission; payment options are available.
Setting: Clinically managed, high-intensity residential (ASAM 3.5) with 24/7 staffing
Length: Targeted 30 days, individualized as needed
Services: Individual & group therapy, co-occurring care, family services, case management, MAT as indicated, discharge planning
Access: Structured phone/tech, scheduled visitation
Aftercare: Step-down coordination (PHP/IOP/OP), recovery supports and alumni connections
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