Drug and alcohol inpatient treatment allows you to access substance use recovery in a safe, supportive, and organized environment. Find your community through special group sessions on topics like stress management, decision-making, communication, and coping skills. Substance use treatment is self-paced and lengths of stay are based on individual needs and each patient’s progress.
Residential Treatment Facilities
Recovery Center
24-hour facility located in Cedar Rapids, serving men 24 years and older. Residents receive residential treatment and substance use recovery services.
“This place was my saving grace.”
Heart of Iowa
24-hour facility located in Cedar Rapids, serving women 18 years and older, including pregnant women and women with children. Residents participate in individual counseling and group work while learning sober living and life skills.
“First time for a new start. I’m very thankful and blessed.”
King House
Located in Clinton, serving men 18 years of age and older. Residents focus on sober living, life skills, and group work while gaining independent living skills and tools for successful long-term recovery.
“King House saved my life.”
Hightower Place
Located in Clinton, serving women 18 years of age and older, including women with children. Residents focus on sober living, life skills, individual counseling, and group work while remaining with their children.
“I highly recommend for women with children trying to get their lives back and live clean and sober!”
What to Bring to Treatment
Be prepared to stay in residential treatment for several weeks. Here’s a list of what to bring along with items that aren’t allowed while in treatment:
- A week’s worth of seasonally-appropriate clothing and a pair of closed-toed shoes
- If attending a location with a child, please bring a week’s worth of clothing for your child
- Personal toiletry and hygiene products (no products in aerosol cans)
- Driver’s license or photo ID
- If applicable, please also bring a copy of your insurance information
- If on a prescription medication, bring a month’s supply in the original bottle with the physician’s orders
- Children under the age of 13 will need a prescription for Tylenol and/or Ibuprofen
- Small personal items
- An alarm clock
- If attending a location with your child, please be sure to bring toys, a car seat and have your child(ren)’s pediatrician fax their immunization records to ASAC
- Please bring your EBT (food stamp card) with you, if applicable
What Not to Bring
- You may NOT bring alcohol, non-prescribed medications, weapons, straight razors, food/beverages or pets.
- You may NOT bring your cell phone or any other unauthorized electronics while in residential treatment.
- All ASAC locations are tobacco/nicotine free. Smoking and vaping is not allowed.