Zinnia Exeter

Thoughtful Care in a Renovated Facility

Zinnia Exeter in Rhode Island stands out for its recently upgraded residential campus that blends comfort with structure. The facility has been modernized with updated furnishings, flat-screen TVs in most rooms, and inviting communal areas. Patients note the quality of on-site meals and consistent snack availability — seemingly small comforts that can make a meaningful difference in early recovery. Though rooms are shared (sometimes with up to six people during detox), many reviewers find the overall environment welcoming and conducive to healing.

A Staff Culture That Makes a Difference

What sets Zinnia Exeter apart is its people. Many team members are in recovery themselves, and patient reviews often highlight the staff’s care and availability. While some feedback notes inconsistencies in case management or medication coordination, the facility’s staff culture generally receives strong endorsements for its genuineness and dedication.

Continuous Support Through Tiered Treatment

Beyond detox and inpatient care, Zinnia Exeter offers a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient program (IOP) to bridge the gap between intensive treatment and everyday life. This tiered care model is especially valuable for those needing continued structure as they transition out of 24-hour residential treatment. Programming also includes 12-step or SMART Recovery meetings as well as activities like “Fun Fridays,” balancing therapeutic rigor, group support, and community decompression.

Evidence-Based, Trauma-Informed Approach

Zinnia Exeter treats both substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders using clinically grounded methods. Their approach is trauma-informed and integrates evidence-based treatments tailored to adults, including those with significant trauma histories.

What Patients Are Saying

Patients often credit the staff with helping them achieve and maintain sobriety, noting a sense of camaraderie and support within both group programming and housing. The food and community atmosphere are frequently praised as contributing to a sense of comfort and safety. At the same time, some individuals have shared concerns about aspects of the experience, including periods of overcrowding in detox, communication challenges during intake, and perceived differences in treatment related to insurance coverage. These are important considerations when assessing whether the program aligns with individual needs and expectations.