Mountainview Recovery.
With proven, evidence-based techniques that give our patients ample opportunities to succeed, Mountainview inspires confidence and hope in those who wish to make real change. Our passionate staff is proud to treat struggling addicts in North Carolina while they work towards a successful life of sobriety.
Life beyond addiction.
We know your family is desperate, and we understand that any life-changing journey to find clarity and stability will not always be easy. At Mountainview Recovery, we work to make sure the addiction treatment and recovery process is comfortable and that the inevitable changes remain permanent. With our treatment methods and continued support, your loved ones can experience healing, change, and finally freedom.
Our patient quarters at Mountainview Recovery are fit to house any patient over the age of 18. If you, your child, or another family member needs assistance overcoming an addiction, our team is equipped with the resources and experience to help.
About Mountainview
Your life-changing journey begins.
Sick of the consequences of addiction in your life? Ready to make a change and establish a life of balance and security? We can provide you with the tools and support you need.
Start Your JourneyUnique treatment options.
We understand that substance abuse and addiction differs for each person. So, we make it our mission to determine a treatment plan according to each individual’s needs and experiences. After all, there is no one effective method of treatment. Additionally, we work to monitor each person to determine their treatment success. And, if needed, make adjustments along the way to help each person have the best opportunity to establish sustained healing.
Now that I’m back in [New Jersey], they reach out daily to stay connected. I’ve truly gained real friends here.
Thank you so much Mountainview for the [guidance] and love you showed me and the tools I now use daily to stay clean. All we truly have is today and, today, I’m one month and ten days clean.
You saved my life, and I’m forever grateful. So, again, thank you, and I love you all.
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Addictions
Heroin, fentanyl, prescription opioids, cocaine, crystal meth, benzodiazapenes (like Xanax and Valium) alcohol. Mountainview Recovery has seen it all. With our team of experienced experts by your side, you can feel confident in your abilities to fortify your future.
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Questions
Having questions is completely normal—and even encouraged—part of the recovery process. Let us put your mind at ease by helping you understand what Mountainview Recovery is all about.
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Treatments
Recovery is most effective when a detailed treatment plan is put into place. With experience helping hundreds of individuals overcome a wide range of addictions, our team can help you navigate the road to success.
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