Are you a non-profit company? Yes, Sojourner Recovery Services has 501 (C) 3 tax exempt status with the IRS.

Who do you serve?
We serve adolescent males, adolescent females, adult men and adult women.  

Do you have to live in Butler County to receive services?
Yes, to receive services at Sojourner Recovery Services you must be a Butler County Resident or referred by one of our contractual agencies.

How do I go about receiving services?
To receive services you must complete an assessment. All assessments are done at 1430 University Blvd. in Hamilton Ohio across from Miami University Hamilton campus.

Adult Assessments are done on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

All appointments for assessments are scheduled. To schedule an assessment please call Robyn Ramsey, Director of Operations 513-896-3465.

IHow long is your waiting list for services? The waiting list for each location is different and it fluctuates. It is also dependent on your assessment information and the type of program you are referred to.

How long is your treatment program? This is very individualized, usually from 3 to 6 months, but this depends on your commitment and success.

How much does it cost? We are funded by the county and through private donations. Cost is based on a sliding fee scale, however we do not turn anyone away because of inability to pay.

What can I bring to treatment? It is a good idea to bring 1-2 weeks worth of clothes (we do have a washer & dryer available), radio with headphones, cigarettes (cigarettes are not allowed for Adolescent Residential Treatment), and a few dollars for vending machines. Other items include toiletries, blankets, pillows and alarm clock. Please do not bring valuables because we can't be responsible for theft.

Do you accept insurance? No. We do not file insurance but  individuals can submit to their insurance company. You are recommended to check with your insurance company regarding reimbursement. we do accept all forms of Butler County Medicaid or you can choose to self pay on a sliding fee scale basis.

Can I bring my kids to treatment? Men can not bring their children to treatment, but women can. If you have custody, we have space available for 2 children, age newborn to 11 years old.

Is treatment confidential? Yes, you are required to sign disclosure of consents for referral sources and other agencies that you may be involved with.

Do you have mental health counselors? No, we are primarily a substance abuse organization. We do have a psychiatrist on staff who can recommend medications. Our primary therapy models are designed to accommodate co-occurring disorders. Frequently, our clients have co-occurring issues; however, if the mental health issue is not stabilized, we cannot treat them appropriately until it is.

How do I get into treatment? Schedule and attend an assessment to determine eligibility. If you are recommended for residential treatment, you will be placed on the waiting list, you will be contacted when a bed is available for you. If your contact information changes you will need to call and provide this update.

What if I need detox services? We do have a contract with an out of county facility. However, we utilize this facility with great discretion. Suboxone and Campral can be used on an individual basis.

How can I help support Sojourner? There are many ways to help support Sojourner and this page provides more information 

How  to Help