RMTC LLC - DBA Rocky Mountain Treatment Ctr

Home-Like Setting With Lived-Experience Support

RMTC LLC – DBA Rocky Mountain Treatment Ctr provides residential substance use treatment in a small, home-like environment designed to feel personal rather than institutional. Many staff members are in recovery themselves, which shapes an approach centered on empathy, accountability, and direct, plainspoken support. Onsite amenities include private and shared room options, air-conditioned rooms, shared bathrooms, a relaxation lounge, gardens and walking paths, and indoor spaces like a recreation area with games.

Medical Detox and Residential Treatment With Co-Occurring Support

Services include 24/7 withdrawal management (detox) and residential treatment, with clinical support available around the clock. The treatment model integrates individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, 12-step facilitation, and evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing. The program also serves clients with co-occurring mental health needs, offering mental health counseling alongside substance use treatment. Detox support includes medications such as clonidine and nicotine replacement, and the center does not use medications for addiction treatment (MAT) for alcohol or opioid use disorders.

Equine Therapy and Daily Skills for Real Life

Equine therapy is a defining part of the program, using guided work with horses to build emotional awareness, honesty, and healthier boundaries in a setting that encourages openness without judgment. Holistic supports like mindfulness and meditation are part of day-to-day programming, alongside recreational activities and community outings that help clients practice sober routines, social connection, stress management, and problem-solving, in real-world settings. This combination is designed to help clients leave treatment with habits they can keep using after discharge.

Family Programming and Transition Planning After Treatment

Family involvement is built into care through a structured family program focused on communication, boundaries, and education, giving loved ones a clearer role in the recovery process. Discharge planning includes aftercare and continuing care planning, with options such as a counselor-led weekly aftercare group held virtually, alumni connection, and follow-up outreach after discharge. Practical support like case management, housing and social-service connections, peer and self-help supports, and transportation assistance within Montana, help reduce common barriers to staying connected to care. The program also limits electronics during treatment, with phones returned at discharge, to reduce distractions and keep the focus on recovery.

Client Reviews

Across reviews, clients often highlight caring staff, strong peer support, and meaningful programming. A smaller number of reviewers mention concerns about staff tone, group dynamics, and a few process/billing frustrations.

• Staff & Care Experience (95% positive): Many clients describe staff as welcoming, respectful, and deeply invested in recovery, including support that feels personal rather than transactional. "You're not just a paycheck for them."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (95% positive): Reviewers frequently credit the program with helping them build practical recovery skills and sustain long-term sobriety. "This place saved my life!"
• Support & Community (100% positive): People often mention strong bonds with peers, family-focused support, and ongoing connection after discharge (like alumni check-ins or meetings). "Family week was so healing."
• Facility & Environment (90% positive): Clients commonly note a clean, organized setting and say the day-to-day environment supports staying focused on recovery. Food and comfort come up often as positive details. "The accommodations are excellent, super clean."
• Access & Process (80% positive): Several reviews describe a smooth start and helpful follow-up, while a few raise concerns about detox availability, communication, or unexpected out-of-pocket costs. "The intake was easy."