About
About Healing Transitions
Healing Transitions is a residential addiction treatment facility located at 1251 Goode Street in Raleigh, North Carolina, serving Wake County and operating around the clock every day of the year. The center’s mission centers on freedom, dignity, and hope — language drawn directly from their own program philosophy — and they provide care at a cost of $55 per person per day, making accessible treatment a defining feature of what they do.
The facility offers two core levels of care: a non-medical detox program and residential treatment. The detox program is designed as an entry point for individuals beginning the process of withdrawing from substances, while the residential treatment program provides longer-term structured support for people working through addiction and substance use disorder. Both levels of care are available on-site within the same facility.
Healing Transitions takes a long-term view of recovery. Their aftercare infrastructure includes an alumni program in which former residents return to the facility — not only to receive ongoing support for themselves, but to assist others who are earlier in the process. That peer-oriented structure is built directly into how the program sustains people after they leave residential care.
The facility serves a broad population, including men, women, veterans, and young adults ages 18 to 25. For individuals or families weighing options in the Raleigh area, Healing Transitions offers continuous 24/7 availability, a low daily operating cost that reflects a commitment to accessibility, and a residential setting where detox and longer-term treatment happen under one roof.
- Non-medical detox and residential treatment available under one roof in Raleigh, NC
- Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — accessible the moment someone is ready
- Operating cost of just $55 per person per day reflects a genuine commitment to accessibility
- Alumni return to the facility to support current residents, creating a peer-informed recovery environment
- Serves veterans, young adults, men, and women within a single residential program