Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
PHP offers structured treatment during the day. It includes individual and group therapy. Ask our team about the schedule and where you would stay.
Explore PHPWe can check your benefits and explain what your plan may cover, including costs you may need to pay.
Coverage varies by plan. Benefits verification does not guarantee payment.CARE FOR FLORIDA RESIDENTS
JC Recovery Center provides Christian drug and alcohol rehab in Florida for adults who want professional care guided by Christian values.
Asking for help can feel hard. You may be worried about your health, your family, or what comes next. You do not need to figure it all out before calling.
We start by learning about you. Our team reviews your needs and treatment history to help build your care plan.
You can work with a therapist one-on-one and take part in group sessions. If you also face concerns such as anxiety or depression, those needs matter too.
Looking for help with drinking? Learn about our Christian alcohol rehab in Florida.

LEVELS OF CARE
Some people need more daily support than others. Our team can help you understand which program fits your needs.
PHP offers structured treatment during the day. It includes individual and group therapy. Ask our team about the schedule and where you would stay.
Explore PHPIOP offers regular treatment sessions while you live outside the center. For some people, it allows room for work, school, or family life.
Explore IOPOutpatient care provides ongoing support with fewer treatment hours. It may fit people who are ready for a less intensive program.
Explore Outpatient CareOur Services
Learn about the services that may be part of your care plan.
WHAT FAITH-BASED CARE MEANS
At JC Recovery, Christian faith is part of the program. Spiritual support includes prayer, Bible study, reflection, and guided talks.
These activities sit alongside therapy. They offer space to explore faith, purpose, and the changes you want to make.
You may have questions about what this means for you. Before enrolling, ask how activities fit into the day and what participation involves.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR CARE
Clinical Director
Megan Potter, LMHC-QS, MCAP, is the Clinical Director at JC’s Recovery Center, bringing nearly 15 years of experience…
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Elizabeth Figueras is a compassionate mental health counselor with a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Trinity…
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Veronica Martens, RMHCI, is a Therapist at JC’s Recovery Center specializing in mental health and co-occurring substance use…
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Karolynne Larrea is a Primary Therapist at JC’s Recovery Center with over six years of experience in the…
Read Profile →Faith-filled journeys shared by individuals who found healing and restoration.
EXPLORE BY COMMUNITY
Explore our articles about care for people in Hollywood, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale. These city links do not represent separate JC Recovery centers.
PLANNING CARE IN HOLLYWOOD
If you live nearby, you may be able to travel to treatment from home. If you live farther away, you may need a place to stay closer to the center.
Think about the full trip, not just the distance. Traffic, session times, and work or family duties can affect your plans.
All care takes place at 1818 Sheridan Street, Hollywood, FL 33020.
Discuss Your Next StepsYOUR NEXT STEPS
Here is what to discuss when you reach out.
Tell us what is going on. You can call for yourself or someone you love.
Call AdmissionsWe can discuss treatment options and review your insurance benefits. Ask about any costs before you commit.
Verify InsuranceOnce your next steps are clear, confirm your start date and what to bring.
Contact Our TeamBEFORE YOU BEGIN
Still unsure about something? Our admissions team can help.
Yes. You can contact admissions if you are worried about someone you love. Share your concerns and ask how to help them take the next step.
No. Our team can explain the options. An assessment helps determine the level of care you need.
No. Coverage depends on your plan and the care you receive. Ask about deductibles, copays, and other costs you may need to pay.
Tell admissions what concerns you. Ask about the spiritual activities and participation expectations so you can decide whether the program feels right for you.