Indiana's Best Quality Treatment Programs

💰 Sending Money to a Loved One in Treatment

We understand how important it is to support your loved one during their recovery journey. If you would like to send money, here are the approved options:

📍 By Mail:

You may send checks or money orders to the appropriate facility based on your loved one’s location:

• For Males:
  Sunrise Recovery
  628 Eastern Blvd.
  Clarksville, IN

   

• For Females:
  Sunrise Recovery
  1610 Blackiston View Dr.
  Clarksville, IN

   

• Lafayette Location (Co-Ed):
  Sunrise Recovery
  3633 Regal Valley Dr.
  Lafayette, IN

   

💵 In-Person Drop-Off:

Cash can be dropped off at any of the above locations. Please be sure to include your loved one’s full name so it is applied correctly.

📬 Mailing Addresses

Please send mail to the appropriate location based on where your loved one is staying:

• For Males:
  [Client’s Full Name]
  Sunrise Recovery
  628 Eastern Blvd.
  Clarksville, IN 47129

   

• For Females:
  [Client’s Full Name]
  Sunrise Recovery
  1610 Blackiston View Dr.
  Clarksville, IN 47129

   

• For Lafayette Location (Co-Ed):
  [Client’s Full Name]
  Sunrise Recovery
  3633 Regal Valley Dr.
  Lafayette, IN 47909

   

📌 Important: Be sure to include the client’s full name so we can ensure it’s delivered to the right person.

📞 Phone Access During Treatment

We understand the importance of staying connected to loved ones. While personal device use is restricted, clients will be provided with structured phone access:

• 📅 Within the first 7 days, each client will receive one “needs” call to take care of any essential matters (family, job, court, etc.).
  
• 📞 After the first week, clients will receive no fewer than 3 phone calls per week on designated call days.
  
• 📆 Phone call schedules are determined by the program and will be communicated upon admission.

💡 Why this policy exists:
Limiting phone and device access reduces outside distractions, encourages full engagement in treatment, and fosters emotional and mental clarity.

Yes — cigarette smoking is allowed at our facility in designated outdoor smoking areas.

Please Note:

• Smoking is permitted only during scheduled times and in designated areas.
  
• Clients must bring their own unopened packs of cigarettes at admission.
  
• Staff are not permitted to provide or purchase cigarettes for clients.
  
• Vapes, e-cigarettes, and other nicotine devices are not allowed.

Yes — most clients will share a room with a roommate during their stay in treatment.

Here’s what to expect:

• Rooms are typically shared with one other person of the same gender.
  
• We do our best to ensure safe and respectful pairings based on clinical needs and availability.
  
• Roommates can be a source of support, accountability, and encouragement throughout the recovery process.

🏠 Living in community is an important part of healing — it helps clients learn healthy communication, mutual respect, and shared responsibility.

Yes — we do offer free transportation to our facility for clients who need assistance getting here.

🗺️ How It Works:

• Transportation can be arranged from your home, a hospital, detox center, jail, or another rehab—depending on location and availability.
  
• Rides are typically scheduled by our admissions or intake team once your placement has been confirmed.
  
• In most cases, a staff driver or transportation partner will pick you up and bring you safely to the facility.

📞 How to Arrange a Ride:

To set up transportation, just call our team at: 812-924-7547
Let us know:

• Where you’re coming from
  
• When you’re available
  
• Any special needs or restrictions

🚨 Important: Transportation availability may vary depending on distance and location. Please contact us as early as possible to ensure proper planning.

✅ Step 1: Call for a Free Assessment

Reach out to our team at 📞 812-924-7547 or 877-978-6747
We’ll ask a few questions to understand your needs and determine if our program is the right fit.

✅ Step 2: Complete a Pre-Screening

One of our admissions coordinators will complete a confidential pre-screening by phone.
We’ll gather info about:

• Substance use history
  
• Mental and physical health
  
• Current medications
  
• Insurance

✅ Step 3: Insurance Verification 

If you have insurance, we’ll verify your coverage and benefits.

✅ Step 4: Schedule Admission

Once approved, we’ll:

• Schedule your admission date and time
  
• Help you arrange transportation if needed
  
• Go over what to pack and bring (see our packing list)

✅ Step 5: Arrive and Begin Treatment

Upon arrival, you’ll:

• Check in with staff
  
• Safely store any personal electronics or valuables
  
• Receive a clinical assessment and room assignment
  
• Begin your recovery journey with full support from our team

Yes — we provide care for individuals with co-occurring disorders, also called dual diagnosis. This means we are equipped to treat both substance use disorders and mental health conditions at the same time.

Our program supports clients with:

• Depression
  
• Anxiety
  
• PTSD or trauma-related symptoms
  
• Bipolar disorder
  
• ADHD
  
• Grief and loss
  
• Other emotional or behavioral challenges

🧑‍⚕️ How We Treat Co-Occurring Disorders:

• Clinical assessments by trained staff at admission
  
• Individual and group therapy with licensed professionals
  
• Medication management when appropriate
  
• Trauma-informed care and relapse prevention
  
• A recovery plan tailored to both mental health and substance use needs

Yes — we do accept couples into treatment. However, we do not allow couples to stay in the same building during their time in the program.

Here’s What That Means:

• We have separate facilities for men and women. Each partner will be admitted to the appropriate location based on gender.
  
• While both partners can receive treatment at the same time, they will have separate housing, therapy groups, and daily schedules.
  
• This structure allows each person to focus fully on their own recovery while still receiving support from our clinical team.
• Limited contact between partners may be permitted based on clinical approval.

Why this works:
Treating couples separately helps reduce distractions and codependency, allowing each individual to heal, grow, and build a foundation for long-term recovery.

Yes — we do accept pregnant women into our treatment program, depending on the stage of pregnancy and medical needs.

Here’s What You Should Know:

• Admission is evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure we can safely and effectively meet both the client’s and baby’s needs.
  
• We work closely with outside prenatal providers to support regular OB care while in treatment.
  
• Our team is trained to provide a safe, supportive, and trauma-informed environment for expectant mothers.
• Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) options may be available when clinically appropriate.

🩺 Your safety comes first.
If a higher level of medical care is needed, we’ll help coordinate a referral to a facility that can best support you and your baby.

Yes — to ensure a safe, respectful, and recovery-focused environment, there are certain items that are not allowed in our facility.

🔒 Prohibited Items Include:

Substances & Products:

• Drugs, alcohol, or any paraphernalia
  
• Products containing alcohol (e.g., mouthwash, perfume, hand sanitizer, aerosols)
  
• CBD or THC products of any kind
  
• Vapes, e-cigarettes, or nicotine devices other than cigarettes

   

Electronics:

• Cell phones, tablets, and smart watches
  
• Bluetooth speakers or headphones
  (These items will be securely stored and returned upon discharge)

   

Clothing & Personal Items:

• Clothing with gang-related, offensive, or drug/alcohol-related graphics or slogans
  
• Items with excessive metal (belts, chains, etc.)
  
• Bedding, large blankets, or pillows (these are provided by the facility)

   

Safety Concerns:

• Weapons of any kind (knives, firearms, scissors, etc.)
  
• Lighters or matches
  
• Glass items (mirrors, perfume bottles, etc.)

   

Food & Drinks:

• Outside food or beverages not approved in advance
  (Clients may bring bottled drinks like water or soda — no Mountain Dew or Mello Yello, you may bring hard candy individually wrapped, and gum)
  

Yes — staying connected to family and support systems is important, and we provide structured opportunities for communication during treatment.

💬 Here’s What to Expect:

• Clients will receive one “needs call” within the first 7 days of treatment.
  
• After that, clients are provided with at least 3 phone calls per week, on designated phone call days determined by the facility’s schedule.
  
• All phone calls are supervised and may be subject to clinical approval to ensure healthy communication and progress in treatment.
• In the case of an emergency, family can contact the facility directly at 812-924-7547.

Why this policy matters:
These boundaries help clients focus on their recovery while still maintaining healthy support from loved ones in a structured, therapeutic way.

At this time, Sunrise Recovery does not offer in-person visitation during a client’s stay in treatment.

Why?

Early recovery is a time for individuals to focus completely on healing without outside distractions. Our structured, supportive environment is designed to promote that growth.

Staying Connected:

• Clients are allowed regular phone calls on designated days.
  
• Letters and cards can be mailed to clients at their assigned facility:
  
  📮 Mailing Addresses:

   

  • For male clients:
    Sunrise Recovery
    628 Eastern Blvd.
    Clarksville, IN 47129

     

  • For female clients:
    Sunrise Recovery
    1610 Blackiston View Dr.
    Clarksville, IN 47129

     

  • Lafayette location (co-ed):
    Sunrise Recovery
    3633 Regal Valley Dr.
    Lafayette, IN 47909

     

• Family therapy sessions may be offered remotely (not in person), based on clinical recommendation and treatment progress.

No — clients are not permitted to bring or keep a vehicle on-site during their stay at Sunrise Recovery.

This policy helps maintain the safety and structure of the treatment environment. Transportation to and from the facility can be arranged through our admissions team if needed.

We’re here to support you as you begin your recovery journey. To help you feel comfortable and prepared, here’s a list of what you can and cannot bring with you to our residential facility.

✅ Allowed Items

Clothing & Personal Items:

• 7–10 days of casual, weather-appropriate clothing
  
• Sleepwear and undergarments
  
• Comfortable shoes (tennis shoes, flip-flops, slippers, shower shoes)
  
• Jacket or hoodie (no drawstrings if required by staff)
  
• Photo ID and insurance card
  
• A small amount of cash (optional)
  
• Books (must be appropriate in content)
  
• Notebook or journal (no metal spiral notebooks)
  
• List of important phone numbers
  
• Hair clippers (must be in good working condition and may be subject to staff approval)
  
• Playing cards
  
• Walkman or personal radio (no Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or smart features)

Toiletries (Alcohol-Free Only):

• Shampoo & conditioner
  
• Body wash or soap
  
• Toothbrush & toothpaste
  
• Deodorant
  
• Hairbrush or comb
  
• Feminine hygiene products
  
• Disposable razors
  
• Prescription medications in original pharmacy-labeled bottles

Snacks & Beverages:

• Individually wrapped hard candy
  
• Gum
  
• Bottled water or soda
  (No Mountain Dew or Mello Yello)

Other:

• Cigarettes (must be unopened packs; smoking areas are designated)

🚫 Not Allowed

• Vapes or e-cigarettes
  
• Products containing alcohol (mouthwash, perfume, hand sanitizer, etc.)
  
• Gang-related or offensive clothing
  
• Outside food (aside from approved items above)
  
• Weapons of any kind
  
• Drugs, alcohol, or paraphernalia
  
• Electronics (phones, tablets, laptops—these will be securely stored if brought)