Utah Detox Clinics

Chateau Health & Wellness, formerly Chateau Recovery, is a private residential program in Oakley, Utah for adults aged 26 and older. Its trauma-informed approach combines mental health and addiction treatment, with programming built for first responders, veterans and working professionals. The boutique setting keeps the resident group small.

Wasatch Behavioral Health is a public special service district providing community mental health and substance use services in Utah County, including a residential program in Spanish Fork. The district runs a range of mental health and addiction programs for county residents. Residential care sits alongside its wider outpatient network.

White Sage Recovery is a CARF-accredited medical detox center in Pleasant Grove, Utah, and detox is the whole of what it does — medically monitored withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs in a private residential setting rather than a hospital ward. The operator's stated position is that detox is not merely a hurdle to clear but an intervention period in its own right, and the program is built around that: a calm setting, optional 12-step meetings during the stay, and coordinated care to arrange what comes after, so a client leaves with a next step already booked. Clinical oversight includes a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with substance use expertise. Private and military insurance are accepted.

Acqua Recovery is a residential addiction and mental health treatment center on Johnson Mill Road in Midway, Utah, in the Wasatch Back away from the city. It offers residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment, with a medication-assisted treatment program to manage withdrawal and cravings, and separate sober living accommodation for men and for women. Its dual-diagnosis program works on the underlying mental health conditions and trauma beneath the substance use rather than treating the two in sequence. Private and military insurance are accepted; Acqua states that it does not currently accept Medicaid, though it will discuss alternatives.