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Welcome To Our Hill Country Ranch For Detox and Rehab
With work, family, and social obligations, there’s little time or space to truly focus on what matters most at this moment—how can I beat alcohol or substance use? Squeezing effective, evidence-based treatment into your current schedule and finding success is unrealistic. But without it, what becomes of who you are? Will you get to where you want to be?
Will you achieve what you envision in your life?
Intensive, immersive treatment like at The Last Resort offers the freedom to give your undivided attention to your recovery. To focus on healing and overcoming the devastating challenges that addiction presents. Not only in daily life now but also in the future life you’re still building.
You’re ready. You’ve waited long enough. You’ve faced enough challenges, unprepared and unequipped.
It’s time to begin anew. It’s time to cultivate the coping and life skills you need to overcome anything that you face. It’s time to curate the next chapter of your story with clarity and intention. Let’s do this together.
It’s our goal to create a seamless transition from your current existence into a positive experience. On this foundation, we will help you thrive.
One of the most valuable elements of successful recovery is clarity. Our admissions team and clinical providers are here to help answer any and all of your questions. We’re committed to walking with you through the whole process from beginning to graduation.
Let’s discover what your insurance will cover. This will give additional clarity on overall costs, covered treatments, deductibles and premiums, and any out-of-pocket costs. We are an in-network provider with most major carriers and will help you plan for a financially sustainable payment plan if needed.
We’re not going to simply put a bandaid on the most pressing issue. We want to understand on a deeper level who you are and what you’ve been through. This baseline knowledge will help us design an individualized treatment plan that is molded to your needs and offers you the best chance of success.
Based on your detailed evaluations, we will design a treatment plan that places you in one of our treatment programs that spans the full continuum of care. In addition to the recommended level of care, your treatment plan will also include the most appropriate therapy modalities, next steps for continuing care, and 12-step program initiation.
We aim to provide the highest level of care without sacrificing respect or compassion. On your first day with us on the ranch, you will be given a tour of the secluded and beautiful recovery center, meet your horse at the horse barn, and enjoy the rustic and comfortable environment.
When it’s time to begin your first treatment sessions, you will participate in all or some of the following modalities in both group and individual settings
Come experience the peaceful renewal that is recovery at The Last Resort. Face and overcome challenges, learn and grow as a person, and build a thriving community of like-minded brothers. We’re ready when you are.
Treatment providers determine the appropriate level of care and treatment options based on factors such as the severity of the drug abuse, the presence of any co-occurring disorders, medical and psychiatric needs, level of social support, and individual goals for recovery.
At this time, our recommendation is that you grant yourself the focused attention that healing and recovery require. According to the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), substance use disorder may be a serious health condition protected by the FMLA.[1] This grants eligible employees unpaid leave for up to 12 weeks without putting their jobs in jeopardy.
No one is held against their will, and you are free to discontinue treatment at any time. However, it’s important to note that this process only works if you see it through. You can do it, and we’re here to help you
[1]U.S. Department of Labor. (n.d.). Serious health condition – Leave for treatment of substance abuse. Family and Medical Leave Act Advisor. Retrieved from https://webapps.dol.gov/elaws/whd/fmla/10c9.aspx
