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About Addictions Recovery Center Christine Mason Residential Program
The Christine Mason Residential Program is operated by Addictions Recovery Center (ARC), a nonprofit provider serving Jackson County and the wider Rogue Valley of southern Oregon. The program represents ARC’s residential level of care, providing 24-hour structured treatment for adults whose recovery needs are best supported in a live-in setting rather than through outpatient services alone.
ARC describes its overall approach as holistic and evidence-based, with services designed to help individuals build a healthier way of life and connect to local recovery communities. The agency’s continuum includes withdrawal management (its Fresh Start program), engagement and assessment, residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and outpatient services, allowing residents at Christine Mason to step up or down within the same organization as clinically appropriate.
ARC’s central campus operates a Drop-In Engagement and Mobile Response Center at 1025 East Main Street in Medford, open Monday through Friday, with a 24-hour phone line available at 541-779-1282, option 2, for people seeking help outside normal business hours. Patients and families can also reach the agency by email at info@addictionsrecovery.org. Spanish-language access is offered through the agency’s website.
Because specific intake criteria, accepted insurance plans, and program length for the residential component are best confirmed directly with admissions, prospective residents are encouraged to call ARC’s 24-hour line to discuss eligibility, current bed availability, and what to expect during the first days at Christine Mason.
- Combines residential inpatient treatment with medication-assisted treatment protocols
- Located in downtown Medford providing accessible treatment for Jackson County residents
- Structured Monday-Friday programming with consistent therapeutic scheduling
- Established residential facility with dedicated inpatient treatment focus
- Medication-assisted treatment integration within residential care setting