Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our planned program, cost, and what to expect. If you don't see your question here, reach out — we're happy to help.
Is faith participation required to live here?
No. Faith-integrated programming at Rise Above Recovery is entirely voluntary. Residents of all beliefs and backgrounds are welcome, and participation in any faith-based activity is never a condition of housing, services, or support.
How long is the program?
Length of stay is individualized based on each resident's recovery plan rather than a fixed term. We're finalizing our program-length policy as we prepare to open — contact us for the latest details.
What does it cost?
Program cost depends entirely on which location you choose, since each home has its own operating costs. Contact us to discuss the fee for a specific location, what's included, and whether any financial assistance options are available.
What happens if someone relapses?
Relapse is treated as a health event, not a moral failing. Depending on severity, our response may include a safety assessment, a temporary leave for treatment, and a structured re-entry plan — always centered on the resident's safety and long-term recovery. We're finalizing the full internal relapse policy as we prepare to open.
Can family visit?
Yes. Family visits are welcomed and support our belief in community-based accountability. Specific visiting hours and guidelines are still being finalized and will be shared with residents and families during intake.
How do I refer someone who isn't ready yet?
You don't have to wait for a crisis to reach out. If a loved one isn't ready to enter a program, we're still happy to talk with you about next steps, how to have that conversation, and what resources might help in the meantime. Use our confidential inquiry form and let us know the situation — we'll follow up with guidance, not pressure.
Is the inquiry form confidential?
Our inquiry and contact forms collect only name, phone, email, and a general message — we intentionally do not collect medical or health information through this website. Details discussed by phone or in person are handled under our confidentiality policies.
Do I need to have completed treatment first?
Not necessarily. We evaluate each inquiry individually. Reach out and our team can help you understand what options may fit your situation.
Can a court, treatment center, or case manager refer someone?
Yes. Professional referral partners — including courts, probation/parole, treatment centers, hospitals, and case managers — can use our dedicated Referral Partners page and submission form.