CHC Addiction Services - RAMAR Residential Treatment Center

A community-focused setting for men

The 24-bed facility supports men aged 18 and older who may need intensive counseling and 24-hour support. The facility is intended to feel more home-like than a typical institutional setting. Clients share bedrooms and have access to two lounges, a meditation room, an exercise area, and recreational spaces. The smaller setting focuses on a community-focused approach to recovery.

Peer-led recovery support

Peer specialists with lived recovery experience help clients create their recovery plans and connect with the recovery community. Clients can also take part in community self-help groups and a peer-led recovery group that supports shared experiences, sober social connections, and access to resources.

Medication and mental health support

Clients have access to MAT that may include methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone. Additionally, individual and group counseling may be combined with psychiatry, art therapy, case management, vocational services, and support with medical care. The facility also treats clients with co-occurring mental health conditions through psychiatric evaluation and in-person or telehealth care.

Practical support beyond treatment

An employment specialist on site provides individual assistance with employment readiness, and a housing coordinator can provide support for housing, transportation, and food needs. The facility's broader network operates five recovery houses for men, which may offer additional long-term housing options for clients who have completed formal treatment.

Continued care after residential treatment

After completing residential treatment, clients may continue with IOP, standard outpatient therapy, peer recovery support, aftercare, and supportive housing through the facility's broader organization. The IOP includes group sessions focused on recovery tools, coping skills, thoughts, and emotions. Clients also participate in weekly counseling and recovery support meetings. Additional groups address motivation, grief and loss, trauma, substance use, and mental health symptoms.

Facility transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On August 24, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.