MARR/Right Side Up

72-hour Comprehensive EvaluationService

A three-day check to find out whether someone has a substance use disorder and how serious it is. Employers, licensing boards, and loved ones can ask for it. It helps decide what level of care fits.

Alumni network and aftercare groupsProgram

After treatment, former clients can join alumni events, aftercare groups, speaker meetings, and service projects. MARR says it has more than 22,000 alumni.

Detox referralService

MARR does not run its own detox center. After a confidential check-in, it sends people who need medical detox to partner facilities, then welcomes them back into its programs.

Dual diagnosis treatmentProgram

Treatment for people who have both a substance use problem and a mental health condition. It includes therapy, community living, and aftercare, with partners providing psychiatric evaluations and medication management.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)Program

A treatment program where you live at home and keep working or going to school. It runs about 8 to 12 weeks, with sessions 3 to 4 days a week.

Outpatient rehabProgram

Standard outpatient care with therapy once or twice a week. It offers day and evening times for people with work, school, or family duties.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)Program

Full-day treatment for addiction and mental health where you go home each evening. It includes group, individual, and family therapy.

Recovering Professionals ProgramProgram

Extra support for working professionals in addiction treatment. It adds weekly groups for professionals and talks with licensing boards. MARR gives advocacy and monitoring for up to five years.