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About Hickory House Recovery
Hickory House Recovery sits at 1501 A Street NE in Linton, Indiana – a small Greene County town roughly equidistant from Terre Haute, Bloomington, and Vincennes. The facility is part of the Hickory Recovery Network, a multi-state organization with sister locations across Indiana, Iowa, and (with sites announced as coming soon) Arizona, Louisiana, and Nevada. The Linton campus is Joint Commission accredited and operates 24-hour admissions through the network line at 1-800-604-2117.
Clinically, the program is built around residential drug rehab and alcohol detox. The detox unit focuses on safe and comfortable management of withdrawal symptoms with nursing oversight. Residential treatment then layers evidence-based modalities on top of medical stabilization: cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, group and individual therapy, and twelve-step facilitation. The Hickory team emphasizes a strengths-based, client-centered approach drawn from current research in addiction medicine, with discharge planning that builds a relapse prevention and aftercare plan for every patient.
The Linton facility is particularly accessible to Indiana Medicaid patients. Hickory House Recovery explicitly states that Medicaid and Hoosier Healthwise (HIP) insurance are accepted for all treatment programs, alongside most commercial insurance and self-pay options. This commitment to Medicaid access is meaningful in rural Indiana, where many residential programs decline state-funded patients. Trauma-informed care anchors programming for patients with PTSD or trauma histories, and dual-diagnosis services address co-occurring mental health conditions.
Hickory House serves men, adult patients in general, and court-ordered admissions coordinated with Indiana’s drug-court and probation systems. The Hickory Recovery Network draws on a team of therapists, addictionologists, clinicians, and medical experts who specialize in substance use treatment. Patients leaving Linton may step down into outpatient services elsewhere in the Hickory network or transition to community resources coordinated by Hickory’s aftercare team. Referrals are accepted at referrals@hickoryrecovery.com.
- Joint Commission accreditation ensures clinical standards for medical detox and withdrawal management protocols
- 24/7 medical supervision available for continuous monitoring during alcohol detox and opioid withdrawal
- Specialized dual diagnosis treatment combining medical detox with mental health care for co-occurring disorders
- Medicaid acceptance makes medically supervised detox accessible for patients requiring financial assistance
- Court-ordered detox programs available with structured 28-day residential treatment following medical detox