Midwest Recovery Centers

13340 Holmes Road
Kansas City, MO 64145

Kansas City, Missouri

844-597-1376

About Midwest Recovery Centers

Midwest Recovery Centers is a drug and alcohol rehab in Kansas City, MO, offering residential medical detox, outpatient addiction treatment, clinical assessment, a family program, and aftercare planning. This facility treats alcohol, cocaine, meth, prescription drugs, heroin, and benzo addictions. They also treat co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders.

Medical detox consists of 24-hour medically supervised care for individuals to manage withdrawal symptoms and takes place in a residential facility for the comfort and care of each person. Once attendees are medically stable they begin to attend groups and meetings with therapists. Clients will set goals and create a recovery plan. Outside twelve-step support, group facilitators come in every evening so individuals have the ability to experience peer to peer support and develop healthy relationships.

Outpatient clients attend groups at the facility twice a week in addition to attending school or working. They are also encouraged to attend twelve-step meetings.

Levels of Care

Inpatient Rehab

When you enter inpatient drug rehab in Missouri, you’ll live at the rehab facility and receive 24/7 care und...er professional supervision. A combination of treatment interventions will be provided, including individual and group therapy, nutritional counseling, experiential therapies, and medication.

Outpatient Rehab

When you enter outpatient rehab in Missouri, a recovery expert will evaluate your needs and help you develop a... personalized treatment plan. This typically includes one-on-one visits with therapists, group therapy, and support group meetings. The length of outpatient rehab will be determined by your recovery needs.

Aftercare & Alumni Program

Aftercare rehab in Missouri removes much of the stress and uncertainty that is often a part of post-recovery c...hallenges. These services help you manage life after treatment and prevent relapse. Aftercare may last a few weeks, but many continue to receive support for a year or more.