Treatment & Recovery Programs
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“A common misperception is that addiction is a choice or moral problem, and all you have to do is stop. But nothing could be further from the truth,” says Dr. George Koob, director of NIH’s National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. “The brain actually changes with addiction, and it takes a good deal of work to get it back to its normal state. The more drugs or alcohol you’ve taken, the more disruptive it is to the brain.”
At Eva's Village, we understand how difficult it is to break the cycle of addiction. Because each individual is unique and may respond to treatment and care different, Eva's Village offers a variety of social services and clinical programs to help people find their path to recovery. Visit each program page for more information: Recovery Community Center Halfway Houses for Men & Women Halfway House for Mothers with Children: Hope Residence Outpatient Substance Use Disorders Program Opioid Overdose Recovery Program (OORP) Outpatient Mental Health Program |
A note to family members and loved ones of our clients:
At Eva’s Village, our primary goal is to serve our clients with the highest level of care and respect. As a behavioral healthcare organization that provides services to people with drug and alcohol addiction, our clients are protected by confidentiality laws under 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA. This means that we are not permitted to disclose any information about a client’s participation or progress in our treatment programs unless we have explicit written consent from that client, allowing us to communicate with a family member or other individual specified by that client.
For any complaints, contact Eva's Village Compliance and Quality Assurance Department directly with the QR code below:
At Eva’s Village, our primary goal is to serve our clients with the highest level of care and respect. As a behavioral healthcare organization that provides services to people with drug and alcohol addiction, our clients are protected by confidentiality laws under 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA. This means that we are not permitted to disclose any information about a client’s participation or progress in our treatment programs unless we have explicit written consent from that client, allowing us to communicate with a family member or other individual specified by that client.
For any complaints, contact Eva's Village Compliance and Quality Assurance Department directly with the QR code below:
Eva's Village Compliance Department will review and respond to each complaint in a timely manner as we continue to strive for excellence in client treatment and client treatment outcomes.
In accordance with State Regulation (N.J.A.C. 8:111-17.3), we have provided contact information for clients and their family members who would like to submit a complaint to the NJ Dept. of Human Services.
Call or mail the State of New Jersey:
1-877-712-1868
New Jersey Department of Human Services
Office of Program Integrity and Accountability
PO Box 700
Trenton, NJ 08625-0700
In accordance with State Regulation (N.J.A.C. 8:111-17.3), we have provided contact information for clients and their family members who would like to submit a complaint to the NJ Dept. of Human Services.
Call or mail the State of New Jersey:
1-877-712-1868
New Jersey Department of Human Services
Office of Program Integrity and Accountability
PO Box 700
Trenton, NJ 08625-0700
