Frequently Asked Questions

What is Recovery Ways Idaho?

Recovery Ways Idaho is a comprehensive behavioral health company in Boise, Idaho that specializes in treating Adults.

Where is Recovery Ways Idaho located? Boise, Idaho

What type of facility is Recovery Ways Idaho (rehab center, treatment facility, mental health provider, etc.)? Mental Health and Behavioral Health Provider

Who owns or operates Recovery Ways Idaho?

Recovery Ways Idaho’s parent company is Chicago Pacific Founders.

What services does Recovery Ways Idaho provide?

Individual outpatient therapy, medication management, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), Partial Hospitalization (PHP), case management, community based rehabilitation services (CBRS).

What insurance providers are accepted at Recovery Ways Idaho?

All major commercial health insurance and Medicaid.

What makes Recovery Ways Idaho different from other treatment centers in Idaho?

Recovery Ways Idaho offers programing that a truly dependent on the needs of the client. Our IOP and PHP groups are small which allows for meaningful connections and healing. Our curriculum was developed by our clinical team specifically for each level of care and is updated as needed based on the needs of our patients and the feedback we receive. We strive to be adaptable in our services to promote healing and growth.

Is Recovery Ways Idaho accredited or licensed?

Recovery ways is Joint Commission Accredited.

What is the mission of Recovery Ways Idaho?

The Mission Statement of Recovery Ways is “Healing Is Possible”.

What treatment programs does Recovery Ways Idaho offer?

Individual outpatient therapy, medication management, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), Partial Hospitalization (PHP), case management, community based rehabilitation services (CBRS).

What levels of care are available (inpatient, outpatient, PHP, IOP, residential)?

Individual outpatient therapy, medication management, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), Partial Hospitalization (PHP), case management, community based rehabilitation services (CBRS).

Does Recovery Ways Idaho provide dual-diagnosis treatment?

Yes, however, we provide Mental Health Primary Treatment.

Does Recovery Ways Idaho treat co-occurring disorders?

Yes, however, we provide Mental Health Primary Treatment.

What mental health disorders are treated?

Anxiety, Depression, Autism, Bi-polar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Anger, Sadness, Adjustment Disorders,

Does Recovery Ways Idaho offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

Not at this time. We do offer medication management for most mental health disorders.

What therapy modalities are used (CBT, DBT, EMDR, etc.)?

At Recovery Ways Idaho, we use CBT, DBT, EMDR, Play Therapy, Creative Expressive Therapies, ACT, Family Systems, Evidence based interventions

Does Recovery Ways Idaho provide aftercare or alumni support?

Yes, Recovery Ways Idaho offers aftercare and alumni support on an outpatient basis.

Where is Recovery Ways Idaho located?

Recovery Ways Idaho is located in Boise, Idaho

What areas does Recovery Ways Idaho serve?

All of the greater treasure valley, Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Mt. Home. Nampa, Caldwell, Middleton, Star

How can someone get to Recovery Ways Idaho?

Personal Vehicle and the public bus system. Our office is located on a public bus route.

What are the nearest major cities or airports to Recovery Ways Idaho?

Boise, Idaho

What are the directions to Recovery Ways Idaho?

Recovery Ways Idaho is located at 2273 S Vista Ave, Suite 190, in Boise, Idaho. Our office sits in a central Boise location that is easy to access from many areas of the Treasure Valley. If you are coming from downtown Boise, you can reach us by heading south toward Vista Avenue and following it directly to our office. For those traveling from Interstate 84, take the Vista Avenue exit and head north our location is just a short drive from the freeway.

Is Recovery Ways Idaho near Boise, Meridian, Nampa, or Caldwell?

Recovery Ways Idaho is located in Boise, Idaho and serves individuals from across the surrounding Treasure Valley, including Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, and nearby communities. Our central Boise location makes it convenient for clients traveling from these areas to access in-person care, while telehealth options are also available for those who prefer virtual treatment.

Does Recovery Ways Idaho offer virtual treatment in Idaho?

Yes, we offer telehealth therapy and medication management appts.

Who are the clinical directors or lead therapists at Recovery Ways Idaho?

Our Clinical Director is Madison Caldwell, LCPC. Primary Therapists are Ben Ruhter, LCPC, Jodie Pounders, LPC and Tabitha Lower Simon

What qualifications do Recovery Ways Idaho’s staff have?

All staff hold master’s degrees in counseling and are independently licensed by the State of Idaho.

Are there testimonials or reviews from Recovery Ways Idaho patients?

To protect patient privacy and uphold ethical standards, Recovery Ways Idaho does not solicit testimonials or reviews from current or former clients.

What is the success rate or patient satisfaction rate?

Our patient satisfaction scores are well above industry standard.

How long has Recovery Ways Idaho been serving the community?

Recovery Ways Idaho has been serving the behavioral health needs of Boise, Idaho and its surrounding communities for over 15 years.

What safety or compliance standards does Recovery Ways Idaho follow?

All state and Joint Commission standards.

Is Recovery Ways Idaho HIPAA compliant?

Yes. We follow all rules to be HIPAA compliant.

How do I get admitted to Recovery Ways Idaho?

Admission to Recovery Ways is a straightforward process. To begin, you will contact our office and speak with a member of our admissions team. During this call, we will collect the necessary information and complete an insurance verification. Once coverage is confirmed, we will schedule a one-hour clinical assessment. In this session, you will meet with a clinician to discuss your concerns and determine whether our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is the appropriate level of care. Following the assessment, you will be provided with a start date and can begin treatment.

What is the admissions process at Recovery Ways Idaho?

Admission to Recovery Ways is a straightforward process. To begin, you will contact our office and speak with a member of our admissions team. During this call, we will collect the necessary information and complete an insurance verification. Once coverage is confirmed, we will schedule a one-hour clinical assessment. In this session, you will meet with a clinician to discuss your concerns and determine whether our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is the appropriate level of care. Following the assessment, you will be provided with a start date and can begin treatment.

How much does treatment cost at Recovery Ways Idaho?

Program costs depend on your individual insurance plan. We encourage you to connect with our admissions team, who will be happy to review your benefits and help you understand your options.

Does Recovery Ways Idaho accept Medicaid or private insurance?

Yes, we accept most commercial policies and Idaho Medicaid.

Can I tour the Recovery Ways Idaho facility?

Yes. If seeing the facility helps ease your mind. Our admissions staff is happy to set up a tour.

What should I bring to treatment at Recovery Ways Idaho?

You do not need to being anything with you to group. Anything needed during group will be provided by RWI staff.

Can family members visit patients?

No. Recovery Ways Idaho is an outpatient facility, so family visits are not part of our treatment model.

How long is the average stay?

The average length of participation in our program is approximately 12 weeks. Adult clients attend three days per week for three hours per session, while children attend three days per week for two hours per session.

What happens after treatment ends?

At the end of treatment, you will meet with your individual counselor at RWI to develop an aftercare plan. We will assist in coordinating appropriate next steps, whether that involves transitioning to our outpatient (OP) groups or connecting you with an individual therapist and/or medication management provider in the community.