Please see important message regarding COVID-19:

We feel that it’s in the best interests of our patients, families, visitors, and staff to suspend all visitation including the Family Wellness Program and Children and Youth Program until further notice. We will provide additional phone access to our patients, so as not to limit their ability to communicate with you. We realize the inconvenience this creates for everyone involved and intend to resume family programming and visitation when it’s deemed appropriate.

Stabilization Period

As of April 13, 2020, Ashley implemented a Stabilization Period for all patients upon admission or re-admission to Ashley’s main campus in an effort to mitigate the risk to our patient community.

Research has shown that over half of individuals with COVID-19 exposure will show symptoms within 5-and-half-days after exposure. The World Health Organization (WHO) has also referenced data suggesting that some people can test positive for COVID-19 1-3 days before they develop symptoms. Because it is possible that people infected with COVID-19 could transmit the virus before significant symptoms develop instituting this stabilization period – during which time new patients will not have close contact* with any other patients or staff – will ensure the potential exposure to others is very limited.

The WHO also reports that shedding of the COVID-19 virus is highest within the first 3 days from onset of symptoms. Thus, for patients who develop respiratory illness symptoms at any time during their inpatient treatment and screen positive as a Persons Under Investigation (PUI) their contingency discharge plan established prior to admission will be executed.

*According to the CDC, data is limited to define close contact. Factors to consider when defining close contact include proximity, the duration of exposure (e.g., longer exposure time likely increases exposure risk), whether the individual has symptoms (e.g., coughing likely increases exposure risk) and whether the individual was wearing a face mask (which can efficiently block respiratory secretions from contaminating others and the environment).

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For additional information regarding our preparedness and response, please visit us here.

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The Admissions Process

The admissions process can be overwhelming for many people in search of treatment. At Ashley, we will ease your mind by welcoming you and your loved ones in a sensitive and supportive manner and will be by your side throughout the entire process. Each and every individual has a different experience with addiction. This experience is due to a variety of factors, including your social circle, environment, family, and the drug itself. However, by seeking treatment, you have already made the biggest step.

We’ll work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that fits your specific needs. You will get assigned to a program based on your developmental stage, treatment history and medical/mental health conditions. Our available programs include:

• Primary Program
• Relapse Program
• Emerging Adult Program
• Emerging Adult Extended Care Program
• Pain Recovery Program

Having a variety of treatment modalities will make all the difference in your recovery. We’ll provide core education, coping skills, and relapse prevention training by utilizing the following: medical care, clinical care and spiritual care and wellness.

Recovery is a lifelong journey that never truly ends and we take pride in providing the resources you deserve for overall wellness. Don’t allow your addiction to keep hold of your life any longer. Each step in your recovery will give you the confidence to find joy in sobriety.