Our Commitment to Confidentiality

Central Recovery Treatment and our family of companies are fully committed to the confidentiality and privacy of every client with whom we have contact. This commitment also extends to our clients' families, loved ones, friends, and associates. We believe the bond of trust established by this confidentiality is an essential element for those seeking life-saving treatment and recovery.

Our commitment to confidentiality transcends and exceeds the laws on this matter. We believe we answer to a higher authority—our clients. From the top to the bottom of our organization, the importance of confidentiality is instilled in every one of our employees, and we demand a complete commitment to our clients' privacy from everyone. We are dedicated to preserving our clients' RIGHT to privacy, both legally and ethically, during a time in which they are pursuing the most difficult, yet inspiring, of aspirations—positive change through recovery.

In turn, we ask each of our clients to do the same for one another. We ask our clients to help provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere of recovery for those starting on this journey with them. Our clients are each other's support group; their friends, loved ones, and fellowship complete this circle. Someone's livelihood, friends, family, career, and very life may depend upon this bond of trust. That trust starts here.

We understand the concern about privacy and confidentiality as it relates to twelve-step fellowships. We know. We have been there! While there are no laws preventing members from talking about other members, and we have no control over the twelve-step communities, our personal experiences have been nothing but positive. It is part of our commitment to our clients that while they are under our care, we will make every effort to only expose them to healthy meetings with mature recovering members who will respect them and who are there for the same reason—to recover from addiction.

Client confidentiality and privacy is not an empty statement or a plaque on the wall. We focus on our clients' right to have a private, confidential, and safe environment so that they may instead focus on making deep and lasting changes and begin the recovery process.