Mental Health & Addiction Treatment
Residential care, detox and dual diagnosis treatment at We Level Up centers in Texas, Washington, California, New Jersey and Florida.
Mental health and addiction care in one network
Residential programs in five states. A short call with admissions is the first step, and an evaluation helps determine your level of care.
Mental health
Residential care around the clock for depression, anxiety, trauma and PTSD, and bipolar disorder.
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Addiction
You live on site and attend therapy every day, for alcohol, opioids, fentanyl, cocaine, meth, benzodiazepines and more.
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Not every program is offered at every location — admissions can tell you where each one is available.
Not sure what kind of care you need?
Start with a short call. Admissions answers 24/7.
What treatment here includes
Every location is a private residential setting, away from the stress of home.
Evidence-based therapy
CBT and DBT in individual, group and family sessions.
A care team 24/7
Doctors, nurses, therapists and counselors, around the clock.
A case manager
Help with work, legal and financial paperwork while you focus on treatment.
Meditation and mindfulness
Holistic practices alongside clinical treatment.
Nutritious meals
Three meals and snacks every day.
A plan for after
An aftercare plan before you leave, and an alumni community to stay in touch.
Residential locations in five states
Questions about a location?
Admissions can tell you what each location offers.
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Admissions is open day and night
Call any time to ask about treatment options.
Check your insurance with a free call
We accept most major insurance plans. Accepted plans vary by location — call us or verify your benefits today to learn more about your coverage.
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Don’t see your plan? We can still check it for you. If it isn’t accepted, we’ll go over other options with you.
What happens when you call
- Talk with an admissions coordinatorAbout 15–30 minutes on your needs and history.
- We check your insuranceCoverage, plan benefits and costs, explained clearly.
- We prepare your admissionAnd set up your first meetings with the care team.
- Staff greet you on arrivaland finalize admission with you.
There is never any obligation after the call.
We stand ready to support you
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In their words
Selected 5-star reviews from Google
Individual experience. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Selected 5-star reviews from Google
“At first I was terrified going to my very first treatment facility. I didn’t know what to expect. But the staff and the other clients made things really comfortable and put my mind at ease so I could focus on getting my mental and physical health back.”
“The staff are super helpful and most of them have been through similar struggles as the patients. The therapists are helpful and there are nurses on duty 24/7.”
“Very solid place for recovery. Extremely comfortable environment. Staff that really cares. Great therapists.”
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Find out what your plan covers
The insurance check is free. Start it with one call.
Individual experience. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Calling for someone you love?
Family members and friends can call admissions to ask about treatment options, any time.
Help with admission
With the client’s consent, family can help with the admissions call, insurance questions and planning.
Family therapy
Family can be part of the treatment plan when it’s right for the client.
A family program
Weekly meetings for loved ones during and after treatment.
Planning an intervention
Our interventionists can help you prepare for the conversation.
Questions before you call
Don’t see yours? Admissions can answer it on the phone, 24/7.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield at every location and work with many other insurance plans. Call for a free check of your coverage and benefits.
What if I don’t have insurance?
Call us anyway. We’ll talk through possible solutions with you.
How long does treatment last?
It depends on your needs: an evaluation helps determine your level of care. Addiction programs generally last from 28 to 90 days.
What should I bring?
Your ID and insurance card, about two weeks of clothing, and non-narcotic prescription medications. Electronics are limited. Admissions will give you a full list before you arrive.
Will I lose my job while I’m in treatment?
A case manager can help with work and legal paperwork. Depending on your situation, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may protect your job.
Can I come from another state?
Yes. You’re welcome from anywhere in the U.S.
How can my family stay in touch?
Family contact is arranged with you and your treatment team. Admissions can explain what applies at each location.
I’ve been to treatment before. Can you still help?
Yes. Many people need more than one attempt before long-term recovery. Even if you have relapsed, we stand ready to support you.
Take the first step with one call
Speak with an admissions coordinator any time, day or night. There is never any obligation.