Hazelden Betty Ford’s Florida facility upholds the organization’s long-standing commitment to helping individuals overcome alcohol addiction. The organization, established in 1949, has grown into one of the most reputable alcohol rehab organizations in the United States.

The Florida facility offers a wide range of services, including Inpatient, Outpatient, Telehealth, and Detox treatments, all designed to help individuals combat alcohol addiction. Furthermore, Hazelden Betty Ford extends its services to treat mental health disorders, services for veterans, and programs tailored for children and teenagers impacted by alcoholism.

As a nonprofit organization, Hazelden Betty Ford strives to make treatment affordable and accessible by accepting most major insurance providers.

Hazelden Betty Ford’s Florida facility offers a comprehensive range of treatments for alcoholism:

• Mental health therapy for co-occurring disorders
• Detox programs for alcohol and other substances
• Programs specifically designed for teenagers and children affected by alcoholism
• Patient care network for aftercare treatment and support groups
• Counseling for alcoholism

Treatment plans are designed to meet the unique needs of each patient.

The Florida facility of Hazelden Betty Ford is supported by a team of dedicated licensed therapists, counselors, nurses, doctors, and case managers. The leadership team includes:

• Jim Blaha, the principal financial strategist, overseeing various areas including finance, human resources, and information technology.
• Dawne Carlson, the Executive Director of Human Resources, bringing her vast experience in leadership roles.
• Dr. Alta DeRoo, a board-certified addiction medicine physician and obstetrician-gynecologist, serving as the chief medical officer.
• Dr. Kevin Doyle, the President/CEO of Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies, and
• Ahmed Eid, the Regional Vice President, who also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies.

The length of alcoholism treatment at Hazelden Betty Ford in Florida varies according to the level of care required. Inpatient treatment typically lasts between 30-90 days, outpatient treatment usually involves weekly therapy sessions, detox may range between 7-14 days, and sober living programs can extend from 6 months to 2 years.

Hazelden Betty Ford is a national rehab organization and has several alcoholism rehab centers in the United States. We list these locations below.

• Oregon
• Washington
• California
• Colorado
• Illinois
• Minnesota
• New York