Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center in Hollywood, Florida

Recovery First is a Florida rehab located between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. We offer alcohol and drug addiction treatment in a residential rehab setting as well as detox and outpatient treatment. Our addiction treatment programs are evidence-based and promote personal responsibility with a focus on three key areas: post acute withdrawal syndrome, denial management, and relapse prevention.

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Feel hopeful again. Recovery First is a drug and alcohol rehab center in Hollywood, Florida and we are ready for your recovery journey. We offer proven approaches to treatments and therapy in a customized setup just for you.
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From Google reviews to Facebook recommendations, see why people choose us for life-changing care.

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Comfortable accommodations and addiction therapy space in Florida creates an inviting environment to encourage your recovery.

Address: 4110 Davie Road Extension, Hollywood, FL 33024

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When you – or your loved one – arrives, you’ll find a team of compassionate caregivers who will offer an onsite drug and alcohol intake assessment before starting treatment. You’ll also find camaraderie with other people at Recovery First Treatment Center who have committed to changing their lives, too.
Take the next step by checking if your insurance will cover addiction treatment.
We’ll be able to tell you if your provider is in network with Recovery First and all American Addiction Center locations. This means your treatment may be FREE1 depending on your policy, copay, and deductible.
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Our Promise to You

When you invest and successfully complete 90 consecutive days at an American Addiction Centers facility, we believe that you have created the most solid foundation for your long-term goals of sobriety. In the event that you experience a relapse, you are welcome back for a complimentary 30 days of our treatment*.

*Terms and conditions may apply, and results may vary.

It’s a place that cares

When I arrived at the place, I felt like I was going to be okay… This place is dual-diagnosis so its not only drugs or alcohol but also depression or something else. I wanted to be treated… I feel really good now.

Jennifer, Alumni

I understand why I have a problem

Any problem that I’ve ever had, drinking was involved… They give you the tools or help the build foundation to be successful when you leave.

Joe, Alumni

This place saved my life

I was sick & tired of hurting my family. I was in denial big time… Finally I’m going uphill … Its the best decision of my life.

Jordan, Alumni

Physically & mentally, I feel stronger.

I got tired of seeing everyone smiling and being happy… asking myself “what are they so happy about?”. I want to feel that… It has changed my life. In some ways, it's saved me from me.

Kip, Alumni

I don’t want to be the person I was

I have got to fix me so I don’t drink and go back to old behavior. That is what I learned here. How to fix my behavior, how to deal with life… I’m confident about going home.

Laykin, Alumni

Frequently Asked Questions

Is smoking allowed?

Yes, Recovery First and all of American Addiction Centers' facilities provide access to designated smoking areas. You will not be able to buy cigarettes on site, so if you plan on smoking while here you will need to bring your own cigarettes in an unopened pack or carton. If you'd like, your family and friends can also mail you factory-sealed cartons or packs of cigarettes but they must be factory sealed packs or cartons. Staff members at the facilities can answer any of your smoking-related questions.

Do you accept pregnant women?

In general, we do accept pregnant women for treatment at Recovery First. However, they have to be medically stable, and the decision is made by our medical staff.

Will someone pick me up from home, the airport or bus station?

Both our inpatient and some of our outpatient programs have transportation services available to you. Just let us know when your plane lands or when your bus arrives, and we'll be there.

Do you offer translator services or programs in languages other than English?

Yes, Recovery First can offer translation services when needed. Please note that while it is our goal to work with any person who is seeking help for addiction, some of our facilities are more likely to have translation availability than others. It’s important that you inform us of your translation needs as soon as possible.

What is the cost? How do I pay for it? Will they accept my insurance?

The cost of treatment varies. At Recovery First, you can most likely pay for treatment with your private insurance plan, and you can pay out of pocket if that’s an option for you. If it’s not, we can create a payment plan for you to ease the cost of treatment up front. If you’d like more information, you can learn about paying for treatment here. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare.

What happens if there is an emergency?

Rest assured: Recovery First is committed to the safety of all of our patients and staff members. This means that in the case of a natural disaster, we have a plan: Recovery First will relocate or release patients who are impacted by the event. We’ll even stop admission to our facility if necessary. If you have a medical emergency, we’ll follow the directions you gave us when we were checking you in for treatment. We’ll also reach out to your primary contact if you provided one. If you need to reach the facility directly, give us a call at .

Can couples attend together?

You and your partner are welcome to attend treatment at the same time at Recovery First. You will not be able to share a room due to how the facility rooms guests in male or female rooms.

Is treatment voluntary and can I leave anytime I want?

Although we urge you to stay until the end of your treatment program, our facility is 100% voluntary and will never force you to stay. If you do choose to leave early or against medical advice, you may benefit from the counseling services we provide. If you or a loved one is currently in an emergency, contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or the National Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration at 1-800-662-4357.

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