Built in Delray Beach. Serving South Florida.

RECO Intensive operates an outpatient addiction treatment campus at 140 NE 4th Avenue in Delray Beach and serves families across seventeen South Florida cities, from Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens at the northern edge of Palm Beach County down through Broward and into Miami-Dade. The campus sits two blocks east of Federal Highway and roughly a mile from I-95 Exit 52 (Atlantic Avenue), which is the spine of how most clients commute in for partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programming. If you have arrived on this page, you are likely trying to figure out two things: whether RECO actually serves your city, and what daily treatment looks like if you do not live walking distance from the building. The pages linked below answer both questions in detail for each city we serve.

Cities and counties RECO Intensive serves

The campus is the regional hub for outpatient care across Palm Beach, Broward, and northern Miami-Dade counties. Within Palm Beach County, we treat residents of Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, Highland Beach, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, and Wellington. Within Broward County, we serve Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, Coral Springs, Hollywood, and Fort Lauderdale. We also accept clients from Miami and, for residential and sober-living tracks, from anywhere in Florida. Each city has its own landing page covering local commute logistics, the specific service lines we offer that ZIP code, and notes on how local recovery community and sober-living availability factor into placement.

How the service-by-city pages work

Most cities we serve have seven to eight dedicated pages, one per level of care: Residential, Detox, Drug Rehab, Alcohol Rehab, PHP, IOP, Outpatient, and Dual Diagnosis. The reason for the granularity is that placement is driven by ASAM criteria, not by geography. A working professional in Boca Raton with a high-functioning alcohol use disorder and intact housing is a very different clinical picture than a Hollywood resident leaving detox with co-occurring PTSD, even though both live within thirty miles of the campus. The city pages exist so families can read about the specific level of care they think they need; the admissions team confirms or revises that placement during the assessment call.

What travel and logistics actually look like

The closest cities, Boynton Beach and Highland Beach, are about seven miles from campus — fifteen minutes on Federal Highway or A1A outside rush hour. Boca Raton is nine miles, Lake Worth Beach is thirteen, West Palm Beach is twenty. Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach are fifteen to twenty miles south on I-95. Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale, and Hollywood run twenty-five to forty miles; Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens twenty-five to thirty miles north; Miami is the outer edge of the service area at fifty miles. PHP runs six hours a day, five days a week, so clients in the closer cities typically commute daily. For IOP, which is three hours a day three to five days a week, the commute is more sustainable from anywhere in the service area. We help schedule sessions to avoid I-95 peak windows whenever possible, and we coordinate transportation for clients without reliable vehicles.

The sober-living and residential option for farther cities

For clients in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, or anywhere north of Jupiter — and for clients anywhere in Florida whose home environment is not conducive to early recovery — we operate six sober-living properties in Delray Beach. The structure is straightforward: clients live in gender-separate housing within a few miles of the clinical campus, attend PHP or IOP during the day, and return to a monitored residence in the evening. This is also the standard model for clients stepping down from residential or detox. The equine ranch program, also based in Delray, is available as an adjunct for clients in residential and PHP. For families weighing whether to commute daily from Miami or relocate to sober-living for the first sixty to ninety days, the admissions team walks through both options on the assessment call.

Treatment levels available

RECO offers a full continuum: medical detox, residential, PHP, IOP, traditional outpatient, dual-diagnosis programming for co-occurring psychiatric conditions, and dedicated alcohol and drug rehab tracks. In-house addiction psychiatry handles medication management, including naltrexone, acamprosate, buprenorphine, and Vivitrol when clinically indicated. Therapy modalities include CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and EMDR for trauma. Family programming begins in the first week and continues through discharge, which matters more than most families expect — the data on outcomes consistently shows family involvement is one of the strongest predictors of sustained recovery.

Insurance and admissions

RECO is in-network or works with most major commercial carriers, including Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and BCBS plans. Verification of benefits typically takes under an hour during business hours; we run it before any clinical conversation so families know what coverage actually looks like before making a decision. Detailed benefit information lives on the insurance page, and the step-by-step intake process is documented on the admissions page. The admissions line at (866) 396-2008 is staffed twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Why the Delray Beach campus serves as the regional hub

Delray Beach has been a center of recovery infrastructure in South Florida for decades, which is why the campus is located here. The density of sober-living housing, twelve-step meetings, alumni network, recovery-friendly employers, and clinical staffing all concentrate in this corridor between Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. For clients commuting from Miami or Jupiter, that infrastructure is one of the reasons families choose RECO over a local outpatient practice closer to home — the day-to-day clinical hours are similar, but the surrounding community and the option to step into sober-living if the home environment falters are not easily replicated. More on the program philosophy and staff is on the about page.