The Lighthouse New Canaan
The Lighthouse New Canaan offers residential rehabilitation for Connecticut adults. It counts among 156 facilities listed by SAMHSA statewide. Here you will find details on its programs, its setting, and ways to pay.
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- Residential Rehab
- 56 day
The Lighthouse New Canaan is a residential treatment center located in New Canaan, Connecticut, serving people who have substance use disorders along with co-occurring disorders. The Lighthouse New Canaan provides gender-specific housing plus a therapeutic community model for adults in Connecticut. The setting is structured and includes counseling and recovery coaching, which helps individuals and their families lay a stable groundwork for lasting sobriety.
The center operates two gender-specific facilities, one for men and one for women. Treatment combines one-on-one counseling, Twelve Step facilitation and a therapeutic community approach. Recovery coaching at The Lighthouse includes weekly in-person sessions and daily check-ins with coaches. It also offers sober living arrangements, sober companionship and transportation assistance for appointments and meetings.
Its Recovery 365 program supports people at various stages of recovery, from early sobriety to long-term maintenance. The Lighthouse addresses both addiction and mental health together, which is important for dual diagnosis. This integrated approach helps people manage co-occurring conditions alongside substance use.
Programs at The Lighthouse New Canaan
The Lighthouse New Canaan delivers residential rehab and care for co-occurring disorders to adults. A stay usually runs 56 days. Care covers individual counseling, Twelve Step facilitation, and a therapeutic community approach. All of this happens in a structured setting of 16-30 beds, which lets each person get attention within a small group. Additional services include outdoor activities, swimming and tennis, plus a business center equipped with computers.
The center also offers recovery coaching and sober living support. Recovery coaching includes two weekly in-person sessions and daily phone or text check-ins. Participants attend AA or S.M.A.R.T. Recovery meetings and create custom wellness plans. Aftercare includes outpatient treatment and support meetings to help sustain progress after the residential stay. If you need ongoing support after the 56-day program, then the center's aftercare planning can connect you with outpatient services and community meetings.
Who The Lighthouse New Canaan serves
- Women and men with a substance use disorder
- People with co-occurring disorders
- Individuals seeking a gender-specific residential setting
- Those who want recovery coaching and sober living support
- People looking for a structured program with family involvement
The Lighthouse New Canaan setting
The Lighthouse sits in New Canaan, Connecticut, and holds 16-30 beds. Most stays last 56 days. The center has gender-specific houses featuring amenities like a pool, tennis court and basketball court. Air-conditioned rooms come private or shared, with choices such as an armchair or sofa and a personal life coach. Further amenities include gourmet dining, a business center with computers, an outdoor lounge, and nearby nature. Swimming and tennis are among the activities, and services are offered in English. If a smaller, more intimate setting appeals to you, the 16-30 bed size may suit you well.
- Tennis Court
- Luxury
- Basketball Court
- Outdoor Lounge
- Business Center, Computers
- Pool
- Gourmet Dining
- Access to Nature
Paying for The Lighthouse New Canaan
The Lighthouse accepts multiple payment methods, but it is best to phone and verify your insurance coverage and costs. This page lists no specific prices. A trained helpline advisor can help you review what your insurance plan covers. Connecticut Medicaid might work for certain people, so ask about it as well. When your benefits are hard to understand, the helpline can clarify your coverage before you commit to anything. Calls are free and kept private, and reaching out does not require you to start treatment.
Questions for The Lighthouse New Canaan
- What is the exact cost and what does it include?
- Will my insurance pay for residential rehab at this center, and how can I confirm it?
- How is each day structured, and which therapies does the program offer?
- In what way does the center address co-occurring disorders?
- How are family members supported while treatment is underway and once it ends?
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What is the typical stay at the Lighthouse New Canaan?
Most stays last 56 days. The duration can stretch or shrink based on a person's needs and their insurance coverage. Since the center offers residential rehab as well as treatment for co-occurring disorders, a dual diagnosis may affect how long someone stays. The surest way to know is to ask the center about your situation when you phone. The helpline can help you put together questions about program length and what happens once those 56 days end.
How many beds does The Lighthouse have?
The Lighthouse has between 16 and 30 beds. This small size allows for individualized attention and a close-knit community. The center has separate gender-specific facilities for men and women. Availability can change, so call the helpline to check current openings and whether the center is a good fit for your needs. The helpline can also tell you about other Connecticut rehab centers if this one is full.
Does The Lighthouse accept Medicaid?
Detailed payment details for the center are not included here, so a direct question works best. Certain programs might take Medicaid, but the center must confirm your coverage. The helpline can help you understand whether the Lighthouse accepts Connecticut Medicaid and which documents are needed. They can also discuss other payment methods and explain your insurance benefits before you make any decision.
What amenities are available at The Lighthouse?
On-site amenities include a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, an outdoor lounge, gourmet dining, a business center with computers, and nearby nature access. Air-conditioned rooms are available as private or shared. A personal life coach is also offered, along with activities such as swimming and tennis. These features help create a comfortable and structured setting for treatment. If outdoor recreation matters to you, the courts and pool on the property could be a draw.
What therapies does The Lighthouse New Canaan offer?
One-on-one counseling, Twelve Step facilitation, and a therapeutic community model are among the center's offerings. Recovery coaching is available too, including two in-person sessions each week and daily check-ins by phone or text. People in the program go to AA or S.M.A.R.T. Recovery meetings and build personalized wellness plans. If you want a program that pairs clinical therapy with peer support, this center could be a good match. The helpline can help you compare other choices.