All in solutions West Palm Beach

This center sits on Medical Center Way in West Palm Beach, and it opened in 2023. Before reopening under its current name, it operated as Level Up, and the team, the building, and the clinical offerings were reworked at that point. The result is a small residential and outpatient operation with a set of approaches that includes faith-centered counseling alongside standard psychological care.

Care here runs along two tracks that often overlap. One is structured detox and residential treatment for people who need steady support through early withdrawal. The other is outpatient work for those further along. Co-occurring disorders are treated in the same plan as substance use, rather than as a separate matter to handle later.

The center holds Joint Commission accreditation and serves adult men and women. It is not a hospital and does not provide medical emergency care. Anyone in crisis should call 911 or go to an emergency room rather than rely on a program intake line.

When comparing this center with others across Florida, start with a phone call. The helpline below is staffed around the clock by trained advisors who connect callers with licensed providers. It costs nothing, stays private, and puts you under no obligation.

The helpline is operated by an independent guide, not by this center. Advisors can check whether All in Solutions West Palm Beach has an open bed and whether your insurance plan would cover any part of the stay.

Programs and therapy options

This center's core services include detox, residential rehab, and treatment for co-occurring disorders. A typical stay is about 21 days, though the actual length depends on clinical need and how withdrawal progresses. Therapies offered include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, motivational interviewing, medication-assisted treatment, art therapy, acupuncture, life skills work, and meditation.

The center describes its care as evidence-based, and it also incorporates Christian, holistic, and Twelve Step approaches. Thanks to that blend, someone can attend AA or NA meetings right on site while continuing a structured behavioral plan with a clinician. Withdrawal from alcohol and benzodiazepines can become medically dangerous, so a medical team, rather than a friend or relative, should be monitoring that process.

When benzodiazepines are part of someone's daily routine, a supervised detox matters more than an ordinary residential bed, since seizures and other serious complications can arise during withdrawal. On the phone, ask which level of care the center can genuinely offer for that situation.

If your treatment plan is built around faith, then the Christian counseling track may fit better than a strictly secular program. Ask how Bible study, prayer, and mentorship are scheduled alongside therapy sessions.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Meditation & Mindfulness
• Evidence-Based
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Acupuncture
• Art Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Medication-Assisted Treatment

Who this program was created for

• Adults who need detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines with clinical oversight
• Men and women who want residential rehab in a small setting of 16-30 beds
• People who also live with conditions like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, or trauma
• Those working through codependency, anger, or chronic pain alongside substance use
• People seeking a Christian or Twelve Step framework within evidence-based care
• English and Spanish speakers looking for treatment in Palm Beach County

Setting, length of stay, and daily life

A typical program length is about 21 days and the center contains 16 30 beds. Amenities include gardens, an outdoor lounge, and internet access. Rooms are shared, air-conditioned, and have televisions, with shared bathrooms and coffee and tea available. On-site activities include AA and NA meetings, yoga, massage, and games. The center serves English and Spanish speakers, and the Joint Commission accredits it.

• Internet
• Gardens
• Outdoor Lounge

Covering the cost of care

The SAMHSA directory lists cash pay rates as this center's payment option, so before you commit to anything, ask straight out what detox and residential care cost. We can't quote a price here because the center sets its own. The helpline can help you investigate coverage and find out if a bed is currently open, without charging you, and if you plan to use insurance, benefits get checked over the phone. Florida's Medicaid program may cover part of some treatment, though the eligibility rules are strict, so ask which paperwork the center needs. Don't take it for granted that a quoted rate includes medication, lab work, or aftercare.

Questions before you choose

• What is the total cost of detox and a 21-day residential stay, and what does that figure exclude?
• Can you confirm my insurance benefits before I arrive, and what is left for me to pay?
• How do you handle alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal, and is a clinician on site around the clock?
• What happens if I need a level of care beyond detox or residential rehab?
• How do aftercare, alumni follow-up, and family counseling work once I leave?