Recovery Centers of America - Indianapolis

Dedicated Support for Working Professionals in Treatment

• The WorkFlex program allows clients undergoing inpatient treatment to incorporate up to three hours per day of dedicated, virtual work time in a private setting.
• Flexible intensive outpatient programs (IOP) offer day and evening sessions several times per week so that clients who don’t require 24/7 care can maintain their work, family, and personal commitments.
• Various virtual care options are available to make treatment more comfortable and accessible, including telehealth outpatient care via secure video conference, and remote and hybrid group therapy sessions.

Engaging Support Network

• Robust RCA Alumni Association hosts recovery meetings and sober events, and builds a peer support network into each client’s long-term recovery.
• Resources and encouragement for families to get involved, with a compassionate intervention system to help loved ones get treatment.

Hotel-Like Inpatient Accommodations

• The modern design features calming colors and communal spaces flooded with natural light.
• Spacious double rooms with flat-screen TVs invoke a comfortable hotel stay.
• The facility includes a modern gym, fishing pond, and outdoor spaces for volleyball, basketball, and disc golf.
• Homemade meals from professional staff.

Full Continuum of Care

• Inpatient services incorporate medically-monitored detox with a combination of group therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual therapy with an assigned therapist, and facilitated 12-Step participation.
• Two levels of outpatient care are offered based on intensity of treatment, with individual therapy, case management, and group therapy remaining focal points of treatment.

Patient Reviews

• Many reviews highlight caring and attentive staff who are often in recovery themselves.
• Several patients report a life-changing experience with excellent staff support and recovery programming.
• Positive feedback on the clean facility, quality food, and smooth intake process.
• Alumni program is praised for maintaining sobriety and providing ongoing support.
• Some negative reviews mention dissatisfaction with programming, staff interactions, and billing issues.
• A few reviews criticize misleading advertisements about activities and facilities.
• Mixed experiences with outdoor and recreational activities, with some patients finding them lacking.
• Overall, many patients recommend RCA for those serious about recovery, while a few have expressed concerns about specific aspects of care.