Infinite Recovery

Family-Owned Care With a Continuum You Can Stay With

Infinite Recovery is a family-owned program in Cedar Park that offers multiple levels of substance use treatment in one connected system. Clients can move from withdrawal management (detox) into residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient services while staying within the same network. The model emphasizes continuity, so treatment can feel less like starting over each time the level of care changes.

Medically Supervised Withdrawal Management in a Comfortable Setting

The center provides 24/7 monitoring and support from licensed medical staff. The program uses medications for addiction treatment (MAT) when appropriate and pairs medical stabilization with clinical planning for next steps. Outside of sessions, the environment supports rest with features like air-conditioned rooms, private or shared bedrooms, chef-prepared meals with individualized meal planning, and indoor and outdoor spaces to decompress.

Therapy That Treats the Whole Person

Care addresses substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, and trauma-related concerns. Treatment includes individual, group, and family counseling, along with evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention counseling, and trauma-focused accelerated resolution therapy. The program also integrates 12-step support and uses an “8 Dimensions of Wellness” framework to help clients build stability across key parts of daily life.

Step-Down Support for Real-World Reentry

As clients transition through levels of care, support extends beyond therapy sessions. Case management helps coordinate next steps, and programming includes family workshops, sober living options, and alumni support with structured check-ins after discharge. Practical support such as transportation assistance and life-planning services are part of the continuum, helping clients stay connected to care while they rebuild routines around work, school, and relationships.

Client Reviews

Many reviewers describe a structured, 12-step-focused program and a staff that feels attentive and encouraging. A smaller number of clients point to communication or process gaps that they felt could be handled more smoothly.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (100% positive): Reviewers often credit the program’s structure, accountability, and recovery tools with helping them build stability beyond detox. Some also note the approach leans spiritual. "The introduction to AA and recovery tools provided a solid foundation that continues to be valuable."
• Staff & Care Experience (95% positive): Clients frequently mention nurses, clinicians, and support staff as responsive, patient, and supportive during a vulnerable time. A few reviews suggest care and tone felt less consistent during checkout or moments of conflict. "The Infinite Recovery family (staff and alumni alike) have been with me every step of this beautiful journey!"
• Facility & Environment (95% positive): Many comments describe a clean, safe setting with small comfort touches and a generally welcoming feel. A handful of reviews raise concerns about comfort, boundaries, or day-to-day structure depending on the housing setting. "Detox is comfy, easy going"
• Support & Community (95% positive): Reviewers regularly point to peer connection, alumni involvement, and family support as meaningful parts of the experience. Some describe these relationships as a key reason they stayed engaged and planned for next steps. "The sober community within Infinite Recovery is so supportive and encouraging while also helping hold you accountable as needed."
• Access & Process (90% positive): Many clients say admissions and transitions into care felt straightforward, with staff answering questions and helping coordinate next steps. A few reviews mention avoidable stress tied to communication, paperwork, or logistics (like transportation or discharge coordination).