800-262-4205Ardú Recovery Center
About Ardú Recovery Center
Women and men of any age can start detox at Ardu Recovery Center, a medical detox program in Provo. People often arrive after chronic relapses involving chemical addictions, and the center runs a residential program. A social detox center is here too, and so are recovery centers for women and for men.
What medication does detox use?
Suboxone and Subutex are what Ardu uses for withdrawal symptoms during medication assisted detox. The Treat and Taper program lowers a controlled substance in steps when that’s what you’re detoxing from. Medication used for withdrawal is meant to ease symptoms while a dose comes down.
Is medical staff there overnight?
Ardu keeps trained medical staff on duty around the clock, and medical professionals handle the withdrawal process in a medical facility. The schedule in Provo runs seven days a week, from 7:30am to 8:30pm. Medical staff stay on after that window, so symptoms can be checked through the night.
You can pay with insurance, cash pay or a scholarship. The insurance plans Ardu takes are BlueCross BlueShield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare and University of Utah Health Plans.
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During residential care, clients temporarily live outside their homes in a residential setting, where trained staff supervise and monitor them. |
Co-existing substance use disorders and mental illness are both treated at Ardu Recovery Center, as conditions that exist together. |
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Detox happens in a medical facility. Medical professionals monitor and manage the detoxification process, including the work of reducing withdrawal. |
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Addiction programs here are designed for men and women of all ages who come for care. |
Cognitive behavioral therapy here is short-term and goal-oriented, with a hands-on practical approach to problem-solving. |
EMDR stands for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy. It helps you process traumatic memories that may underlie addiction. You’ll learn how to reduce emotional distress and begin healing from past events. This makes it effective for trauma related addiction causes.
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A men’s recovery center is part of the setup here. Programs also take men and women at every age. |
Women have a recovery center of their own here, and the programs take women as well as men, at every age. |
Young adult programs are designed for individuals who are transitioning into adulthood. Topics of discussion typically include identity, independence and peer relationships. Providers may also offer life skills training and career support.
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Levels of Care
During residential care, clients temporarily live outside their homes in a residential setting, where trained staff supervise and monitor them.
Co-existing substance use disorders and mental illness are both treated at Ardu Recovery Center, as conditions that exist together.
Detox Service Setting
Detox happens in a medical facility. Medical professionals monitor and manage the detoxification process, including the work of reducing withdrawal.
Programs
Addiction programs here are designed for men and women of all ages who come for care.
Cognitive behavioral therapy here is short-term and goal-oriented, with a hands-on practical approach to problem-solving.
A men’s recovery center is part of the setup here. Programs also take men and women at every age.
Women have a recovery center of their own here, and the programs take women as well as men, at every age.
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FAQs
Does Ardu Recovery Center use Suboxone or Subutex?
Yes. Suboxone and Subutex are used to manage symptoms. Both medications are part of medication support at the center, and the site covers inpatient detox.
Is care at Ardu Recovery Center residential, or is there detox too?
Care includes both. Residential care means clients temporarily live outside their homes, supervised and monitored by trained staff. Detox is in a medical facility, with medical professionals monitoring and managing the process. Co-existing substance use disorders and mental illness are treated together, which is co-occurring disorders care.
How do you pay for treatment at the Provo center?
Insurance, cash pay and scholarships are the payer sources. Insurance names include BlueCross BlueShield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare and University of Utah Health Plans. Learn more about using insurance for detox.
What does a week look like, and what is on the property?
Residential programming runs 7 days a week, with 24/7 staffing and a program day from 7:30am to 8:30pm. On site there is a float spa, a vibroacoustic lounge, an oxygen bar and sound baths. Rock-climbing expeditions happen regularly, along with sweat lodges, a ropes course and a camping trip each month.
Who can be admitted, and are there separate centers for men and women?
Men and women of all ages. There is a men’s recovery center and a women’s recovery center, plus a social detox center and an inpatient and outpatient facility that specializes in neurocognitive recovery.