Iowa Long-Term Drug Rehabs

The Salvation Army Des Moines Adult Rehabilitation Center is a residential work-therapy program for adults in Des Moines, Iowa. Part of The Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, the program serves men and women aged 21 to 65 who are struggling with substance abuse and related issues, providing spiritual, social, and emotional support through a structured 180-day residential stay at no cost to participants.

First Resources Corp. is a private, nonprofit agency in Ottumwa, Iowa, established in September 1987 and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Originally founded to serve people with disabilities in Southeast Iowa, the organization has expanded over the years to include substance use disorder treatment among its community-based programs, offering both residential and outpatient levels of care.

The Salvation Army River Valley Adult Rehabilitation Center is a residential work-therapy program in Davenport, Iowa, serving individuals overcoming substance abuse and homelessness. The center is part of The Salvation Army's national network of Adult Rehabilitation Centers, which provide structured 180-day residential programs combining work therapy, counseling, and spiritual support at no cost to participants. The program is open to adults aged 21 to 65.

Adult & Teen Challenge of the Midlands, operating as Sheepgate, runs a faith-based, long-term residential recovery program for men at its campus in Colfax, Iowa. The program serves adult men struggling with drug addiction, alcohol abuse, and other life-controlling issues, using a Christ-centered discipleship model that aims to address the root causes behind destructive behaviors rather than symptoms alone.

Midwest MBTC is a free, faith-based residential discipleship program in Cresco, Iowa, operated by Mission Teens, Inc., a non-denominational Christian ministry that runs over 20 Mission Bible Training Centers across the United States. The program serves adults aged 18 and older who are seeking help with addiction and other life-controlling problems, offering a highly structured residential environment at no cost to participants.

King House is a 24-hour residential addiction treatment program for men aged 18 and older in Clinton, Iowa. The facility is operated by the Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC), a nonprofit founded in 1978 and licensed by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services, with 14 facilities spanning seven counties in Eastern Iowa. King House provides structured residential care focused on helping men build the skills and stability needed to sustain long-term recovery.

St. Gregory Recovery Center is a CARF-accredited residential addiction treatment facility in Bayard, Iowa, with more than 20 years of operation. The center provides medically managed detoxification and residential treatment for adults struggling with alcohol and drug addiction, including cocaine, opiate, benzodiazepine, methamphetamine, and prescription medication dependencies. St. Gregory describes its approach as one of the region's most advanced evidence-based rehabilitation programs, built on brain-functioning research and an empowerment-based recovery model.

Hightower Place is a 24-hour residential addiction treatment program for women aged 18 and older in Clinton, Iowa, operated by the Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC). The facility serves women who are working to overcome substance use disorders, including mothers who can remain with their children during treatment. ASAC is a nonprofit founded in 1978 that operates 14 facilities across seven Eastern Iowa counties and is licensed by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.

Circle of Freedom is a faith-based residential recovery home for women in Seymour, Iowa. Founded in 2020 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the program serves women struggling with addiction and other life-controlling problems, using a Christ-centered approach and curriculum from Adult & Teen Challenge USA. The home accommodates up to ten women at a time in a multi-phase program that most participants complete in 12 to 15 months.

The Lost & Found Recovery Center is a 24-hour residential addiction treatment program for men aged 24 and older, operated by the Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ASAC is a nonprofit organization established in 1978 that has grown into Eastern Iowa's leading provider of substance use and problem gambling prevention, treatment, and recovery services, operating 14 facilities across seven counties. The Lost & Found Recovery Center, inspired by Michael "Mikey" Emberlin, provides structured residential care within ASAC's broader continuum of services.

Heart of Iowa is a 24-hour residential addiction treatment program for women aged 18 and older in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Operated by the Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC), a nonprofit established in 1978, the program welcomes pregnant women and mothers with children, providing a setting where women can focus on recovery without being separated from their families. Heart of Iowa is part of ASAC's network of 14 facilities serving seven counties across Eastern Iowa.