FUTURES RECOVERY HEALTHCARE IS COMMITTED TO OFFERING HIGH-QUALITY, EFFECTIVE, AND RELEVANT TREATMENT TO OUR NATION’S VETERANS AND FIRST RESPONDERS.
The Futures’ Hero’s Ascent program focuses on identifying and addressing mental health conditions such as underlying trauma, chronic pain, addiction, and other issues shared by first responders and veterans. The program’s coordinated and personalized care plans incorporate medical treatment, psychiatry, individual and group psychotherapy, physical therapy, and wellness services. Family programming is an integral part of the Hero’s Ascent program. Therapy and education are provided to help family members address their mental health needs and learn to support their loved one’s recovery. Futures strives to help frontline workers find like-mindedness, camaraderie, and support by connecting with peers in recovery. Our thriving alumni community is a source of ongoing inspiration and connection.
PRESERVING LIFE IS THE GREATEST HONOR FIRST RESPONDERS AND MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY WORK RELENTLESSLY TO HELP OTHERS. HERE, WE HELP THEM DO THE HARDEST WORK OF ALL — TRANSFORMING THE ADVERSITY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS INTO THE STRENGTH AND RESILIENCE WITH WHICH TO SAVE THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILIES, PARTNERS, AND COMMUNITIES.
While substance use disorders, PTSD, and suicide are prevalent among these professionals, appropriate treatment is exceedingly rare and can be difficult to access. The Futures Recovery Healthcare Hero’s Ascent treatment program offers first responders and military personnel safe, relevant, and effective treatment in a comfortable and discreet setting.
DESIGNED TO HELP THE FRONT LINE FEEL AT EASE
First responders and veterans face unique barriers to seeking care. Many have trepidations related to mandatory reporting requirements and organizational ideology. Others worry about encountering people they know at local treatment providers. Futures offers partnership and safety to make treatment accessible, comfortable, and effective. Our experienced care team can help patients manage work-related issues and facilitate paperwork and communication with employers, insurers, and other agencies to help patients focus on treatment and make it easier to return to work. Located on a private, nine-acre gated campus in Tequesta, Florida, first responders and military personnel can expect discretion, and a safe space to relax, heal and work with experienced professionals. Our spacious environment and low patient-to-staff ratio provide ample privacy and allow the treatment team to individualize care. Comfortably appointed private bedrooms and bathrooms, nutritious chef-prepared meals, an on-campus swimming pool, a fitness center, tennis courts, and other amenities help patients feel at ease and at home.
HIGH-QUALITY HOLISTIC TREATMENT, FAMILY PROGRAMMING, AND PEER-SUPPORT
Futures Recovery Healthcare is accredited by The Joint Commission, employs experienced, licensed professionals, and uses evidence-based therapies. Our Hero’s Ascent program focuses on identifying and addressing underlying trauma, chronic pain, and other issues shared by first responders and military members. Coordinated and personalized care plans incorporate medical treatment, psychiatry, individual and group psychotherapy, physical therapy, wellness services, and family programming. Therapy and education are provided to help family members address their mental health needs and learn to support their loved one’s recovery. Futures strives to help frontline workers find like-mindedness, camaraderie, and support by connecting with peers in recovery. Our thriving alumni community is a source of ongoing inspiration and connection.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR POSITIVE CHANGE
Futures is working to increase the awareness and accessibility of treatment for military veterans and first responders. Our Hero’s Ascent Advisory Board is a panel of expert veterans, advocates, and researchers actively involved with our treatment program and offering mental healthcare and suicide-prevention training and education to first-responder and military organizations nationwide. Advisory board members also participate in “The Enemy Within”: International Symposium on Law Enforcement and First Responder Stress, PTSD, and Suicide, which focuses on individual, organizational, and policy solutions to the problems of trauma, addiction, and suicide.
Download our informative Hero’s Ascent Brochure to learn more.