Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Inc

Physician-Directed Detox and Residential Care

Sacred Heart operates medically monitored detox units in Richmond with 24/7 nursing and laboratory support. These services address withdrawal from alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and stimulants. For clients who need a structured setting, the high-intensity residential program offers round-the-clock care, daily groups, and therapeutic activities that help individuals stabilize and build skills for recovery.

Integrated Therapies and 12-Step Principles

The treatment approach combines evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma counseling with the 12-step principles. Each care plan is based on a full assessment and updated through regular progress reviews, ensuring treatment reflects both readiness for change and evolving clinical needs.

Specialized Programming for Women and Diverse Populations

Sacred Heart provides a dedicated continuum of services for women, including those who must bring children with them into treatment. This includes residential and outpatient programming, case management, and supportive housing. Additional programming supports veterans, military families, and individuals living with co-occurring conditions such as chronic pain, trauma, or HIV/AIDS.

Recovery Supports That Extend Beyond Treatment

The facility emphasizes long-term stability through housing assistance, peer coaching, employment counseling, and transportation services. Integrated primary care, health education, and vaccination programs strengthen overall wellness. As a nonprofit rooted in its mission since 1967, Sacred Heart prioritizes accessibility with a sliding fee scale and partnerships that help clients overcome financial and logistical barriers to care.

Client Reviews

Clients highlight supportive staff, meaningful recovery tools, and a sense of community.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (60% positive): Many share that the program gave them life-changing tools for recovery. "This place is a working miracle."
• Staff & Care Experience (50% positive): Staff are often praised as caring and professional, though some describe inconsistent interactions. "Caring and professional staff."
• Facility & Environment (55% positive): Clients describe a comfortable and supportive environment, though concerns about cleanliness and upkeep appear in so "I really felt comfortable here."
• Support & Community (65% positive): Alumni and family support are seen as vital parts of recovery, with several noting strong bonds formed during treatment. "My family and I are very grateful for [the] people here."