Helping women and families find a path forward.
Reaching out for treatment can bring up fear, uncertainty, relief, and a long list of questions. Casa’s admissions team is here to listen, guide you through the process, and help you understand what comes next.
Before admission, our clinical team will complete an assessment to determine the appropriate level of care. From there, we help coordinate needs, answer questions, verify insurance when applicable, and make the process as smooth and respectful as possible.
Our Admissions Coordinator is available through our admissions line.
Helping women and families find a path forward.
Reaching out for treatment can bring up fear, uncertainty, relief, and a long list of questions. Casa’s admissions team is here to listen, guide you through the process, and help you understand what comes next.
Before admission, our clinical team will complete an assessment to determine the appropriate level of care. From there, we help coordinate needs, answer questions, verify insurance when applicable, and make the process as smooth and respectful as possible.
Our Admissions Coordinator is available through our admissions line.
Admission process
What to know before admission
Casa is committed to helping each woman enter care safely and appropriately. Basic requirements include:
- Casa accepts voluntary admissions.
- Medical clearance by the client’s physician or Casa’s Medical Director is required before residential admission.
- Clients must be willing and able to participate in all aspects of treatment.
If you are unsure whether you or someone you love is ready, please call us. We can talk through the situation with care and confidentiality.
Note: Cell phones are locked away and may only be used with counselor authorization.
Frequently asked questions
Recovery journeys often comes with many questions. We’ve gathered answers to some of the questions women and families ask most frequently to help provide clarity and guidance. If there is anything else you would like to know, our admissions team is available to offer support at 855.954.2272 or admissions@casatreatmentcenter.org
Addiction is not a personal failure or a lack of willpower. Many factors can contribute to substance use and addiction, including genetics, trauma, stress, family systems, mental health, environment, and the age at which substance use began.
Many women who come to Casa report experiences such as early childhood trauma, adverse childhood experiences, dysfunctional family systems, and physical, sexual, or emotional violence. These experiences can shape how a woman copes, protects herself, and survives.
At Casa, those experiences are met with compassion and clinical care – not judgment.
Addiction is a chronic medical and behavioral health condition that can affect the brain, body, relationships, and daily life. It can involve compulsive substance use or behaviors despite painful consequences.
While addiction can change brain circuits involved in reward, stress, and self-control, recovery is possible with support, treatment, community, and ongoing care.
Every woman’s recovery is different, and no single approach works for everyone. Effective treatment supports the whole person – not only substance use, but also mental health, trauma, relationships, parenting, grief, coping skills, and daily life.
For many women, recovery is not a straight line. It can be complex, emotional, and sometimes messy. Treatment helps women build tools, support systems, and self-understanding that can make long-term recovery more sustainable.
Women often experience addiction, trauma, family roles, relationships, shame, caregiving expectations, and recovery in distinct ways. A women-specific environment can create a greater sense of safety, honesty, and connection.
At Casa, women are supported in an environment that honors the whole person – her story, her strengths, her pain, her relationships, and her capacity to heal.
There are gender differences when it comes to the environment, the development of the addiction, as well as the indicated treatments for alcoholism and addiction. Women often have issues of esteem, dependence on others, lack of empowerment, traumatic experiences, and other issues that can be addressed specifically in an environment that fosters the empowerment of the whole woman.
Insurance Verification / Patient Information
We can help you understand your insurance benefits.
Casa accepts most insurance plans for treatment. Please complete the form below, and our team will help determine whether your insurance may cover treatment at Casa.
Some insurance companies require the subscriber to call the member services number to provide verbal authorization before speaking with any facility. If that is needed, we will let you know and help guide you through the next step.