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Seeking Help Is the First Step to Getting Your Life Back. Let’s Pursue Your Recovery Together.
Navigating the complexities of an alcohol or substance use disorder is challenging. But with the right support, you or your loved one can experience true recovery and a lifetime of sustainable sobriety. We’re here to help you address and overcome whatever you face to create a life you love and find lasting peace. It’s Time For Your Epiphany.
Survival isn’t enough. We want you to thrive and flourish. We’re here to help facilitate your journey. Together, we’ll learn and implement new and effective ways to address complex emotions, develop practical coping skills, and safely navigate the obstacles of your recovery.
Here you’ll find a supportive community prepared to help you begin your fresh start. Our clinical and administrative staff are highly skilled and offer valuable insights into treatment and recovery solutions. Your alumni peers are a collective of encouraging and empowering recovery-minded individuals who are here to support you as you pursue your goals.
We are the village you need to reach the destination you envision. With holistic interventions, evidence-based treatment, and a supportive environment, Epiphany wellness is your recovery launch pad. Start today.
The Journey to Recovery Starts Here: Our Admissions Process
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Share Your StoryCall NowAt Epiphany Wellness, you are not just a number. We take the time to understand each individual, hear your story, and set you up for success in treatment. We want to know who you are and what’s important to you.
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A Personalized
Verify Insurance
Intake AssessmentVerify InsuranceIn this stage of admissions, we will conduct a comprehensive and detailed assessment. We will evaluate your physical and mental health and learn more about your substance use or co-occurring disorder. At this time, we will also discuss insurance coverage and payment options available to you and how to take advantage of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for any work absences.
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Your Individualized Treatment Plan
About Our ProgramsAbout Our ProgramsBased on the assessment data, we will curate a completely custom treatment plan that’s molded to your needs and your goals. At Epiphany Wellness, we offer a comprehensive range of care, from medication-assisted detox to outpatient treatment. Each client will receive an individualized plan that encompasses a holistic approach to treatment.
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Individualized
About Our Therapies
Care BeginsAbout Our TherapiesLeveraging a variety of evidence-based modalities for holistic treatment, you will participate in daily and weekly treatment sessions according to your individual plan. Each plan includes a blend of 1:1 therapy and counseling sessions as well as support groups and group therapy for additional support.
Verify Your Insurance
We want to ensure our clients find the most affordable option to pursue treatment. We accept most major insurance providers so you can get the essential care you need for lasting recovery.
Fill out this short form, and our administrative team will reach out as soon as possible to discuss your options.
New Jersey
461 Rt 168 Blackwood NJ
08012
Tennessee
145 Anderson Ln. Hendersonville, TN
37075
Treatment Results:
Supported Recovery Success
At Epiphany Wellness, we believe you must be equipped to develop a strong sense of autonomy and develop your own sense of recovery. We are committed to providing empowering support and encouraging accountability as you develop practical coping strategies and skills to overcome potential barriers to your recovery.
Recovery Is a Transformational Experience. Your
Epiphany Awaits.
You are never alone in your pursuit of recovery. You are never without resources. And you are never without hope. Let us help you get your life back and experience peace and freedom once again. You can do this. We can help.
Frequently Asked Questions About Admissions
What happens during the admissions process at Epiphany Wellness?
During the admissions process, our team takes time to learn about your substance use, mental health, medical history, treatment goals, and current needs. This first step helps us understand what kind of support may be appropriate and whether one of our programs is a good fit. We will also answer questions, explain next steps, and guide you through the process with compassion.
Do I need to prepare anything before I call admissions?
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. It can be helpful to have your insurance information, medication list, treatment history, and any urgent concerns ready, but our staff can still help if you are unsure where to begin. The most important step is making the call and asking for support.
Will you review my insurance or payment options?
Yes. As part of admissions, our team can help verify insurance coverage and explain available payment options. We understand that the financial side of treatment can feel stressful, so we will walk you through the information clearly and help you understand what resources may be available.
How is my treatment plan created?
Your treatment plan is based on your intake assessment, substance use history, mental health needs, recovery goals, and the level of care that may best support your progress. Rather than offering the same path to every person, our team works to create a plan that fits your needs and helps you prepare for long-term success.
How soon can I start treatment after contacting admissions?
Timing can vary depending on clinical needs, program availability, insurance verification, and personal circumstances. Our admissions team will guide you through each step, help you understand any deadlines or required information, and work with you to begin care as soon as possible.
Can family members contact admissions for a loved one?
Yes. Family members are welcome to contact admissions to ask questions, request guidance, and learn more about treatment options. While the person seeking treatment may need to participate directly in parts of the process, loved ones can play an important role in helping someone take the first step toward care.