Programs
Long-Term Residential Rehab in New Jersey.
Long term residential inpatient care allows you to start building and strengthening the skills and tools you need for sustained recovery lasting between 3 and 6 months.
What is long-term residential treatment?
Long-term residential is a residential inpatient treatment program for people who benefit from more time in a structured, substance-free environment before transitioning back to community living. It can follow both a withdrawal management program or our short-term residential program. You reside onsite and receive structured, around-the-clock support to guide you through your journey. A longer stay (typically 3-6 months), allows deeper work on the patterns, habits and coping mechanisms associated with addiction and building a strong foundation for independent recovery.
What to expect
What to expect.
More time to build a foundation
For many people, lasting change takes time and new beginnings. Long-term residential gives you the time and structure to help you build your personal skills and understand that support is needed for your sustained recovery.
Individualized, clinically guided care
Your treatment and discharge plan is built around your needs and progress, not a fixed calendar, and follows American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) placement criteria. Turning Point's long-term residential program typically lasts between three and six months. Your care team will build an individualized treatment and discharge plan with you perfectly suited for your individual needs.
Daily structure and accountability
Consistent routines, individual and group counseling, and a community of people working toward the unifying goal of recovery.
Men and women
Turning Point provides long-term residential treatment for both men and women at our Paterson, New Jersey treatment center.
Holistic & emerging therapies
Current offerings include a full gym, monthly pet therapy, weekly yoga sessions alternating by gender, and newly added sound therapy. Additional wellness activities cover breathing exercises, art, music, exercise, and spiritual support such as a biweekly Bible study. Supervised group outings like bowling, museum visits and plays align with broader healing and wellness goals.
Methadone
What if I am on methadone?
If you are currently using methadone as your MAT option, Turning Point can accommodate you at all levels of care. Suburban Health (a methadone clinic) is co-located in our Paterson location, making admissions and treatment continuity a snap. We are able to detox you off other substances, stabilize your dose and adjust your dose while in residential treatment.
More about methadone treatment →Why us
Why Turning Point for long-term care.
Top notch credentialed and experienced staff to guide you and support you through your journey
Nonprofit · Medicaid Presumptive Eligibility-certified: extended care without commercial-only barriers.
Seamless continuum from detox through long-term residential in one organization including co-occurring and MAT support
50+ years of experience delivering client centered and compassionate care
Insurance & cost
Covered by Medicaid, plus most major insurance.
Long-term residential treatment at our Paterson, New Jersey, clinic is covered by Medicaid and most major insurance plans. State funding may also be available. Call us today and we'll verify your coverage for free.
FAQ
Common questions.
How is long-term different from short-term?
It's an extended stay for people who benefit from more time in structured care before stepping down.
How long is long term residential treatment?
Long-term residential treatment program at Turning Point lasts three to six months, but in general all lengths of stay are dependent on each clients needs. Your care team will build an individualized treatment and discharge plan with you.
Does insurance cover it?
Medicaid and most major insurance cover residential treatment. We'll verify your coverage for free before treatment begins.
What comes after long term residential treatment?
Your care team will develop a discharge plan with clear next steps to continue your treatment journey. Options include continuing on to a halfway house or sober home, or returning back home where you will be connected with all of the local programs and referrals you need to continue with your recovery journey.
Next steps
