At Beach House Center for Recovery, we respectfully recognize service members’ unique challenges. Our beautiful and tranquil Florida recovery campus offers a comprehensive range of therapeutic interventions to address active duty and retired service members’ needs.
According to data from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more than one-tenth of U.S. veterans struggle with a substance use disorder. The veteran community is also disproportionately affected by factors commonly contributing to substance use disorders, including emotional trauma and physical pain from injuries sustained during their service.
Armed forces personnel on active duty may be discouraged from seeking help due to harsh policies, confidentiality concerns, and the threat of punishment. The same can apply to veterans, but when they make the decision to reach out for help, many grow discouraged at the limited access to treatment and resources available.
Beach House Center for Recovery: A Participating Provider
Our goal at Beach House is to make next-level care affordable and accessible to all military families who struggle with substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions.
Military servicemen and women encounter numerous challenges during and after deployment. At Beach House, we are passionate about providing the specialized, high-quality addiction treatment our servicemen and women deserve.
Veteran's Assistance Community Care Network (VA CCN) Member
Beach House is proud to participate in the VA Community Care Network for Region 3, providing Veteran’s Addiction Assistance for the following states and territories:
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Florida
- Georgia
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Puerto Rico
- The Virgin Islands
In Network Addiction Rehab
The following allows us to offer treatment for addiction and contributing mental health conditions to active duty service members, veterans, and their families.
- Tricare Prime
- Tricare East
- Tricare Select
- ChampVA
- Tricare for Life
While veterans struggle disproportionately with substance use disorders and combat trauma, research suggests that military spouses are also vulnerable to mental health disorders. A study by the Anxiety and Depression Association of America found that many conditions common to military spouses – frequent relocation, marital separation, and spouse deployments – contribute significantly to Major Depressive Disorder.
What is Veteran Addiction Assistance?
Beach House Center for Recovery offers a comprehensive treatment program. Our customized interventions address the underlying causes of substance use disorders while treating the emotional and physical ravages of addiction. We partner with patients to uncover the most effective and relevant treatment strategies for their health, lifestyles, history of substance use, co-occurring conditions, and goals.
Our treatment plans include the following:
- Dual Diagnosis Treatment
- Integrated Trauma Treatment
- Medical Detox/Withdrawal Management
- Treatment for Psychiatric Disorders
- 12-Step Programs
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
- Life Skills Coaching
At Beach House, our mission is to provide a safe and caring environment for addiction recovery for our country’s service members. Our clinicians have extensive experience treating combat trauma-related substance use disorders and coexisting mental health conditions.
Our approach to addiction is based on love and connection. With an empathetic approach and evidence-backed treatment modalities that yield exceptional outcomes, we offer freedom from addiction and a path toward recovery.
Dedicated Veteran Addiction Assistance in Florida
Beach House Center for Recovery proudly serves the following Florida military bases:
- Blount Island Marine Terminal
- Elgin Air Force Base
- Hulburt Field
- MacDill Air Force Base
- Naval Air Station Key West
- Naval and Army Reserves
- Patrick Air Force Base
- Tyndall Air Force Base
The Beach House team is committed to providing first-class care to our military veterans and their families. To discuss treatment options with a compassionate and helpful admissions counselor, please get in touch with us today.
