Triumph over trauma.

The Haven Detox Group provides confidential, specialized addiction and mental health treatment for veterans — with Tricare and VA Community Care coverage. It’s confidential, barrier-free, stigma-free programs for our fellow military community.

5-Star Reviews

VETERAN-FOCUSED CARE

Mental health & addiction treatment for the military community

Trauma doesn’t wear off. It shows up in sleep, relationships, anger, and isolation. It festers unless it’s properly treated.

Haven for Heroes is a veteran-focused program for trauma and related mental health conditions, including addiction. We provide detox, psychiatric stabilization, and inpatient residential treatment using advanced therapies like Ketamine and TMS for complex trauma.

Treatment is tailored for veterans facing:

You don’t need a diagnosis to reach out.

Backed by hundreds of success stories

Ivan F.

I’ve been to many detox/rehab facilities but The Haven is one I hold dearly to my heart!!! They did so much for me and my recovery!!! I couldn’t imagine where I would be if it wasn’t for the great blessing of this facility.

Matt V.

The Haven Detox was wonderful. Clean, safe and orderly. The day is structured and built to accomplish healing and recovery. The staff is very polite and caring. As far as the counseling, the trauma therapist is exponential at her skills. As a vet, her EMDR sessions were extremely helpful.

Nathan R.

This facility is very nice and they are very veteran friendly. The classes were helpful and the staff is kind and caring. The food was pretty good and they do a great job of making sure you get your medication on time. I would highly recommend

Daniel R.

I’m a disabled Army veteran given an opportunity by the Veterans Administration to work on myself and my PTSD and addiction issues. Amazing facility, all the staff are very caring and attentive. The therapy and activities are well organized and very beneficial. I recommend this program for anyone tired of trying to do it on your own.

Veterans Health Insurance & Benefits Accepted

Including Humana Military / TriWest / Tricare / VA Community Care Network (VACCN)

100% Confidential

MEET THE TEAM

For veterans by veterans

Master’s-level professionals with deep experience in trauma, psychiatry, and addiction medicine — most veterans themselves.

Peter Smith, MSW, ART

Therapist

Peter Smith is a master’s-level social worker with eight years of experience supporting people with substance use and mental health concerns. A veteran with personal experience overcoming addiction and PTSD, he is passionate about helping others find the support he once needed. Peter is also certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART).

Zach Young, MS, CAADC

Vice President of Business Development

Zach Young is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and behavioral healthcare leader with 13 years of experience, including 10 years in business development. He holds degrees in psychology from Penn State University and Kaplan University and is a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Zach is passionate about helping veterans and families connect with effective substance use and mental health treatment.

Dr. Rostislav Ignatov, MD

Chief Medical Director

A board-certified medical doctor in Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine. Dr. Ignatov studied at the University of Florida and Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Known for his direct approach, he focuses on evidence-based and innovative solutions.

You’re not walking into a general clinic. You’re getting care from people who get it and who are ready to help.

Veteran-centered care

What veterans can expect

Questions about rehab for veterans

Will I be judged for needing help?

No. You won’t be judged, questioned, or dismissed. Asking for help takes strength. Many veterans have walked through these doors with the same fears—and found respect, understanding, and healing instead.

Is this treatment only for PTSD?

No. While PTSD is common among veterans, it’s not the only struggle that service members face. Anxiety, depression, substance use, chronic stress, and even feelings of emptiness can be just as heavy. Our program is designed to treat you as a person, not just a diagnosis.

Is this a locked-down facility?

No. This isn’t a hospital ward or a detention center. It’s a safe, structured, and supportive environment where you’ll have privacy, comfort, and the freedom to focus on healing.

What if I’ve already tried treatment and it didn’t work?

Many veterans here have been through multiple programs before. This isn’t cookie-cutter care — it’s tailored to your unique story, your service history, and what hasn’t worked in the past. Many find success here after multiple attempts elsewhere.

Is this for active-duty or only veterans?

Both. Whether you’re currently serving, transitioning out, or years into civilian life, this program was built to support you. No matter what stage you’re in, your service is honored, and your struggles are taken seriously.

How quickly can I get admitted?

Often within 24 hours. Once your benefits are verified and you’re ready, we move fast to secure your spot. We know when you reach out, it usually means you need help now.

What Now?

This program works closely with VA case managers, hospitals, and Community Care coordinators.

1. Connect

Call anytime — day or night. Speak with a helpline specialist who understands what you’re facing and listens without judgment.

2. Confirm

Answer simple questions about your history, symptoms, and goals. Insurance is also verified and discussed upfront.

3. Commit

Then decide when you’re ready and we can come pick you up. From the moment you walk in, you will know you did the right thing!

Have Questions? Let’s Talk!

Let’s talk about what’s going on — no judgment. (We’ve been there before ourselves). No one will know you inquired and there is no commitment to call.

24/7 Support

Need someone to talk to? We’re always here—day or night.

No Commitment

Ask questions, get guidance—no pressure, no obligation.

100% Private

Your story stays with us. Confidential support, always.