New Addiction Treatment Facility Opens in Alabama

0:00In Birmingham, it's March 18th, and here's what is going on. A Birmingham-based addiction treatment provider is launching its first facility in Alabama, dedicated to helping men recover. The recovered now-central Alabama campus sits at 21,679 Alabama Highway 216, in Maccala and plans to open this spring. It includes a full sober living residence and a partial hospitalization program, all built at a cost of $2,200,000. The site features two main buildings with plenty of space for therapy and daily life. The partial hospitalization center has eight offices and three group rooms, while the sober living house offers 25 beds, eight bathrooms, and a big kitchen. Outdoor perks include a fishing pond, a 1.5 mile walking trail, a meditation area, fire pit, and hiking paths. Company leaders are excited about bringing their model to the state after years of running centers in Louisiana and Georgia. Co-CEO Clayton Mobley says they aim to create a supportive spot for lasting recovery.

1:04Clinical director Gina Thompson picked to Maccala because it's between Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, giving patients a break from old habits while staying close to family. A community open house happens this Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with tours for locals and leaders. Inside, men can use a fitness gym, ping pong, pool tables, and specialized therapies tailored to their needs. Anyone interested in treatment can call 7-6-2-3-0-9-2-6-2-8, or check the website for confidential assessment. Same-day options and provider referrals are available to get started right away. This episode is supported by our sponsor, See Details in the Description. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in Sound, built in Comfort, S-O-L-L-I-SOLI-Pillow.com. Made in AI.