Residential treatment for men and women are separately housed residential programs for adults who meet admission criteria and whose behavior and physical health can be safely managed in the treatment environment.

Assessment for admission is provided by appointment at any outpatient clinic or during a client’s stay in detoxification services. The residential program intervenes in the client's cycle of chemical dependency, promotes the client's acceptance of the problem and need for treatment, begins development of recovery skills, and prepares the client for the next level of care that will best sustain his or her recovery. Recreation services, the Challenge Ropes Course for building self-confidence and social skills, and 24-hour nursing services for minor health problems and monitoring of health regimens and medication are provided. The average length of stay is 90 days, with actual length determined by the completion of discharge criteria in the client's individualized treatment plan.

Men's Intensive Residential Treatment
(386) 947-1473 24-hours a day
1200 Red John Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32124

Women's Intensive Residential Treatment
1200 Red John Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Accessed through first contact with the Access Center
1-888-516-2296

Flagler Care Center (Men & Women)
(386) 586-2338 24-hours a day
301 Justice Lane, Bunnell, FL 32110

Women Assisting Recovering Mothers (Project WARM)
129 Michigan Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Accessed through first contact with the Access Center
1-888-516-2296

Residential Adolescent Program (RAP) is an intermediate term residential program that intervenes in the adolescent client’s cycle of chemical dependency. The program promotes the client’s acceptance of the problem and the need for treatment, begins the development of recovery skills, and prepares the client for the next level of care that will best sustain his/her recovery. Services provided are individual assessment, group and individual therapy, treatment planning, educational groups, educational services (provided by the Volusia County School System), family education and therapy, recreational services, skill building groups, and the Challenge Ropes Course for building self-confidence and social skills. Length of stay is four to six months with actual stay determined by completion of discharge criteria in the client’s treatment plan. The program serves moderate to severe chemically dependent clients ages 12 to 17 who meet admission criteria and whose behavior and physical health can be safely managed within the program. RAP also serves clients ordered under the Marchman Act for involuntary treatment, or referred by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice or the Florida Department of Children and Families Dependency Court.

Assessment for admission to this program is provided by appointment at the adolescent outpatient clinics. An appointment can be made by the client or a family member by calling our Outpatient Customer Service office at (386) 947- 2480 or any SMC outpatient office between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. At our Outpatient Customer Service Office, a voice message may be left after business hours and the call will be returned within 12 hours or the next business day. Other locations for admission assessments include the Florida Department of Children and Families office in Daytona Beach, Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center, and the Phoenix Wing. Arrangements can be made, as time allows, for an assessment counselor to assess a potential client at other community services locations. Clients may enter the program as a result of a civil commitment under the Marchman Act or a court order from criminal or dependency court.

Adolescent Residential Program (RAP)
(386) 947-1334 24-hours a day
3875 Tiger Bay Road, Daytona Beach, FL 32124