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Rapha Treatment Center

Addiction treatment center in Etowah County, Alabama

677 W Covington Ave, Attalla, AL 35954
Peer-supported recovery housing — not licensed clinical treatment

About Rapha Treatment Center

A private, non-profit drug and alcohol treatment program certified by the Alabama Department of Mental Health. Rapha was incorporated and began rehabilitation services in August 1997 as a 30-bed facility. Today, Rapha Treatment Center is one of the largest substance abuse treatment programs in the state of Alabama, including high-intensity residential treatment, low-intensity residential treatment, and access to sober living environments on one campus. For those who desire a faith-based recovery, we provide the support for individuals to grow in the knowledge of “the God of our understanding”. A phased approach allows continuity of care for up to one year of continuous residential recovery and facilitates a Recovery Oriented System of Care.

Rapha Treatment Center is housing, not treatment. A recovery residence provides a stable, alcohol- and drug-free place to live alongside other people in recovery, with the peer accountability and daily structure that research consistently links to better outcomes. Unless a home is a NARR Level IV setting or is separately licensed, it does not provide therapy, detoxification, medication management or medical supervision on site. Residents who need clinical care attend an independently licensed program of their own choosing.

Addiction treatment center Listing type
Attalla City
Alabama State
90 days minimum Recommended length of stay

This listing is informational. We are not the operator of this home and we do not verify bed availability, cost or house rules in real time — confirm all of it directly before you travel or pay a deposit.

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Recovery Housing Works Best Alongside Clinical Care

A recovery residence is where someone lives while they attend treatment, or after they finish it. If detox, residential care, partial hospitalization or an intensive outpatient program is the piece that is still missing, start there — then use housing to protect the gains.

Before You Call

No. A recovery residence is peer-supported, substance-free housing. Unless a home is a NARR Level IV setting or is separately licensed by the state, it does not provide therapy, detoxification, medication management or medical supervision on site. Residents who need clinical care attend an independently licensed program of their own choosing while they live in the house.
Bed availability changes weekly and is not something a directory can report accurately. Call the home directly if a number is listed, or call our confidential helpline at 1-888-685-2199 and a specialist will contact the operator on your behalf, check cost and openings, and tell you honestly if a different level of support would serve you better.
You should be able to. Buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone are evidence-based treatments for opioid use disorder that substantially reduce overdose death, and NARR, SAMHSA and federal disability law all support access to recovery housing for people taking them. Ask the operator directly how prescribed medication is stored and observed. A house that pressures you to taper off a prescribed medication is not a safe fit.

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