The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health provides drug and alcohol rehab in Florida’s Palm Beach County, on our campus at 4905 Lantana Rd. in Lake Worth. Adults 18 and older can receive medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and step-down care, along with mental health and dual diagnosis treatment.

In danger right now? Call 911. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988.

Call (561) 340-7269 to talk with our admissions team.

Our Lake Worth Campus

Our campus sits on Lantana Road in Lake Worth, in central Palm Beach County. We opened in July 2019. We’re accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families.

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The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health
4905 Lantana Rd., Lake Worth, FL 33463
(561) 340-7269

How to get here

  • From I-95: Take the Lantana Road exit and head west on Lantana Road to our campus.
  • From Florida’s Turnpike: Take a central Palm Beach County exit and follow local roads to Lantana Road.
  • On Lantana Road: Watch for 4905 Lantana Rd. Parking is available on site.

Levels of Care at Our Palm Beach County Campus

Treatment starts with an assessment. The care team then recommends where you begin. Many people move through more than one level of care as they progress.

Substance use treatment

  • Medical detox: A medical team monitors and treats withdrawal so you can get through it as safely and comfortably as possible. Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can be dangerous without medical care.
  • Intensive inpatient and residential treatment: You live on campus and take part in individual and group therapy in a structured, supportive setting.
  • Partial hospitalization (PHP): A step down from residential care that keeps a high level of structure and clinical support.
  • Intensive outpatient program (IOP): A later step-down level of care.
  • Aftercare planning: Before you finish treatment, the care team helps you plan ongoing support, such as recovery meetings and follow-up care.

Mental health treatment

Adults whose main concern is a mental health condition can receive residential treatment, PHP or IOP. The care team looks at your symptoms, history and goals to recommend a starting point.

Dual diagnosis

Substance use often happens alongside conditions such as depression, anxiety or PTSD. Our dual diagnosis treatment treats both together rather than one at a time.

What Makes Our Campus Different

Recovery takes more than therapy sessions. Our campus gives you room to rest, move and reconnect while you do the work of treatment.

Therapies

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
  • Cognitive processing therapy (CPT)
  • 12-step based programming
  • Individual and group therapy
  • Family education

Campus amenities

  • Swimming pool
  • Two fitness centers, including one for women only
  • Half-court basketball and sand volleyball
  • Walking trails, a meditation garden and a vegetable garden
  • Ping pong and pool tables
  • Self-guided yoga, guided meditation groups, art activities and therapeutic animal visits
  • Meals prepared by an executive chef in our full-service kitchen
  • Shared double rooms

People in PHP and IOP may also join staff-led outings, such as 12-step meetings and community recovery activities.

Family Involvement

Addiction affects the people who love you, and they can be part of your recovery. Our weekly family education program is offered onsite and by telehealth, so relatives across Palm Beach County can join in person or from home. Visits are arranged with the care team’s approval.

Choosing Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Florida’s Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County has many treatment programs, and they aren’t all alike. As you compare options, these questions can help:

  • Is the program accredited, for example by The Joint Commission?
  • Is it licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families?
  • Does it offer medical detox if you need it?
  • Can it treat mental health conditions along with substance use?
  • How will it involve your family?
  • Will it help you plan for life after treatment?

Be cautious if anyone offers you free rent, travel, gifts or cash to choose a particular program. Florida law prohibits paying for patient referrals. Our guide to finding a quality rehab center covers other warning signs.

Getting treatment close to home can also make it easier for family to attend education sessions. It can also help you connect with local support in Palm Beach County when you finish.

Palm Beach County Communities We Serve

Our Lake Worth campus serves people from across Palm Beach County. Find local recovery resources for your community:

Live in or near downtown West Palm Beach? See our guide for downtown West Palm Beach residents.

Insurance and Getting Started

Our admissions team can review your insurance with you. You can also check your insurance benefits online before you call.

When you call, we’ll ask a few questions about your health and substance use. We’ll explain which level of care may fit and answer your questions about the campus.

Crisis and Support Lines

  • 911: Any emergency, including a suspected overdose.
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for a mental health or suicide crisis.
  • 211: Dial 211 to find community services in Palm Beach County.
  • SAMHSA National Helpline: Call 1-800-662-4357 for free, confidential treatment referrals and information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health?

Our campus is at 4905 Lantana Rd., Lake Worth, FL 33463, in central Palm Beach County. You can reach it from I-95 or Florida’s Turnpike, with Lantana Road leading to our entrance and parking available on site. Call (561) 340-7269 if you’d like help planning your trip or want to talk about treatment options.

What levels of care do you offer?

For substance use, we offer medical detox, intensive inpatient care, residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), an intensive outpatient program (IOP) and aftercare planning. For mental health, we offer residential care, PHP and IOP. After an assessment, the care team recommends where you should start and how you’ll step down over time.

Do you treat mental health and addiction together?

Yes. Many people with a substance use disorder also live with depression, anxiety, PTSD or another mental health condition. Our dual diagnosis care treats both at the same time, using therapies such as CBT, DBT and CPT along with individual and group therapy, so you can work on both conditions in one plan.

How long does rehab take?

There’s no fixed timeline. The care team sets your length of stay based on your needs and adjusts it as you move through detox, residential care and step-down levels. Our admissions team can explain what to expect for your situation before you arrive, so you can plan for work and family.

Can my family be involved in treatment?

Yes. We offer a weekly family education program, onsite and by telehealth, so relatives can learn about addiction and recovery wherever they live, and visits are arranged with the care team’s approval. Families who live in Palm Beach County may find it easy to join sessions in person because the campus is close by.

Do you only treat people who live in Palm Beach County?

No. Our campus is in Palm Beach County, but adults 18 and older from other parts of Florida can contact our admissions team to see whether our programs fit their needs. If you live farther away, we can talk through which levels of care make sense from where you live.