Welcome To Ikon Recovery
Your Healthy New Life Starts Here
The First Step Is Often The Most Difficult. We Can Help.
Early recovery can be a challenging and even painful time. It can be tough to ask for help. The process may seem overwhelming, and you may have no small amount of fear within. Our goal is to provide the clarity you need and the peace of mind you want to make this process as simple and stress-free as possible. We’re here for you – now, later, and beyond.
How To Get Started At Ikon Recovery
Below is what you can expect from us from your first call until you’re here with us and beyond. No surprises, just clear communication and simple steps.
Reach Out To Find Out
Whether you have a few questions or are ready to start treatment today, we can help you take whatever next step best fits your journey. Our admissions team is standing by and ready to offer our assistance, resources, and empowering data you need to continue or complete treatment.
What We Treat
- Opioid Use Disorder
- Painkiller Addiction
- Stimulant Addiction
- Substance Use Disorder
- Alcohol Use Disorder
- Co-Occurring Disorders
Clinical Assessment
Let’s discuss your treatment needs and identify what level of care would be the best fit. This will help in determining your personalized treatment plan and what therapies will be a good fit for you.
For your safety and the success of treatment, it’s important to be as honest as possible during this assessment. Rest assured that there is no judgment here, only compassion and support.
What We Treat
- Partial Care Program (PHP)
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Outpatient Program (OP)
- Mental Health Treatment Program
Verify Your Insurance
The financial burden of rehab is often a barrier to treatment. But insurance often helps with much of the cost and can alleviate the financial pressure of getting the help you need. Our admissions team will verify your health insurance coverage and provide clarity on what to expect moving forward.
Customized Treatment Plan
If Ikon Recovery is a good fit for you or your loved one, our experienced providers will create an individualized treatment plan that is tailored to meet your unique needs. This plan will reveal what level of care is appropriate for you, what therapies may be included, and what timeline you can expect.
Innovative Therapies At Ikon Recovery
- Art Therapy
- Music Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Gym Therapy
- Yoga Therapy
- Exercise Therapy
Welcome To The First Day Of Your Best Life
It’s time for treatment to begin! We’re thrilled that you’ve chosen Ikon Recovery to help you navigate this challenging time. We’re here to support you in every way before, during, and after your formal treatment program.
OUR FACILITY
What To Bring and What To Leave Behind
Personal electronic devices like phones and tablets are allowed but may not be used in some contexts. Be prepared to store your items when needed.
What To Bring
- Wear comfortable clothes
- Bring athletic clothes and shoes
- Journal and pen
- Prescription medications
- Photos of friends and family
- Any personal toiletries you may need
What To Leave
- Illegal substances
- Alcohol
- Weapons
- Digital devices (tablets, gaming consoles, etc.)
- Athletic gear
Call Now and Start Today
If harmful patterns are wrecking your life and your relationships, we can help you break the cycle. Start fresh and pursue greatness with Ikon Recovery.
Additional Recovery Resources
Frequently Asked Questions About Admissions
Do you offer support for families too?
Absolutely! We know incorporating families into treatment is essential for lasting recovery. Ikon Recovery offers family therapy services and is heavily focused on community building. Learn more about Family Therapy here.
What happens after my treatment program is over?
Once formal treatment has ended, Ikon Recovery will still be in your corner, supporting your next move. Our extensive alumni services offer valuable, practical resources such as career assistance, financial guidance, and more to help you create a solid foundation for your new life.
Can I force someone into rehab?
In some states, a minor can be involuntarily admitted to treatment by a parent or guardian. However, there are far more criteria required to involuntarily admit a legal adult into temporary inpatient treatment, followed by long-term outpatient treatment.[1]
- Legal adult, 18 or older
- With serious mental health concerns
- Who is unlikely to follow medical advice and requires supervision
- Or is likely to refuse treatment
Read more on involuntary admission laws in New Jersey here.
Sources
[1] New Jersey Psychiatric Association. (2019). Involuntary Outpatient Commitment (IOC) Retrieved from https://www.njpsychiatry.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/ioc_finalformatted.pdf
