Daylight Recovery Center Palm Beach

Daylight Recovery Center Palm Beach works with people who have a substance use disorder and want a structured, medically grounded start in West Palm Beach, Florida. The center runs detox and residential rehab for adults in Palm Beach with 24/7 support on site. Staff describe their mission as keeping traditional principles and treating every person with kindness and respect. The building is arranged to feel calm and non-judgmental rather than institutional.

Medical detoxification comes first for people who need it, followed by a residential program that typically spans 30 days. Counseling is one-on-one and paired with group work, family sessions, psychoeducation, and a written relapse prevention plan. Men and women are both served, and the center treats alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, marijuana, ecstasy, and other drug addictions.

The facility holds Joint Commission accreditation, a marker families can use when comparing one program against another. Care is delivered in English, and evidence-based methods sit alongside medical oversight. If you are weighing this center against other rehabs in Florida, the helpline can assist you in confirming availability and what your coverage may include.

Daylight Recovery Center Palm Beach

Daylight Recovery Center Palm Beach offers detox and residential rehab for adults in Florida. Detox is medically supported, which matters because alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal May be dangerous without a clinician overseeing the process. Staff monitor how someone is doing and adjust care as needs change. The helpline does not give tapering or dosing advice; that conversation belongs with the center's medical team.

Residential care here generally lasts about 30 days. During that time residents take part in individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, group and family sessions, psychoeducation, and counseling aimed at preventing relapse. Medication-assisted treatment is offered to those who need it, and Twelve Step facilitation links residents to AA and NA meetings that take place on site. The center describes its approach as medical, evidence-based, and individualized. If someone requires a higher or lower level of care than this center offers, the helpline can refer them to other SAMHSA-listed programs in Florida.

• Psychoeducation
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Group Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• Individual Treatment
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Family Therapy
• Medical

Who this Palm Beach center is built for

• Adults with alcohol use disorder or some other substance use disorder who need detox or a residential level of care.
• Men and women in the West Palm Beach area who want a medically supervised start to treatment.
• People who benefit from structure, round-the-clock support, and a relapse prevention plan before going home.
• Individuals who want counseling, family therapy, and psychoeducation built into the day.
• Those who prefer a smaller residential setting with private or shared rooms and chef-prepared meals.

Setting and program length in Palm Beach

The typical stay at this Florida rehab is 30 days, with detox first when clinically needed. The center sits at 2521 Metrocentra Blvd. West in Palm Beach, FL 33407. Residents stay in air-conditioned private or shared rooms with televisions, and meals are chef-prepared. Amenities include a fitness center, an outdoor lounge, access to nature, and space for AA and NA meetings. Programming is in English, and aftercare covers group therapy, alumni events, online alumni groups, and relapse prevention planning. If a longer stay is recommended for your situation, then ask the center how that decision is made.

• Chef-prepared Meals
• Access to Nature
• Outdoor Lounge
• Fitness Center

How to cover costs at this center

The center posts insurance and cash pay rates questions need a phone call to verify. Facility data does not show which plans are accepted, so coverage has to be confirmed directly before you decide. The helpline can help you begin that call and know what information the center will request. If you are comparing this program with other rehabs in Florida, ask each one the same coverage questions so the answers line up side by side. Nothing about calling commits you to treatment.

Worthwhile questions before admission

• Will my health plan cover withdrawal management and residential treatment at this facility, and what would my out-of-pocket portion be?
• How does the center determine if I need detox before anything else, and how long does that phase generally take?
• What does a typical day look like in the 30-day residential program?
• How is medication-assisted treatment handled, and who manages prescriptions?
• What aftercare is available when I leave, and how do the alumni groups work?