Twelve Oaks Recovery Center — Navarre

Care at Twelve Oaks Recovery Center — Navarre

Twelve Oaks Recovery Center is at 2068 Health Care Drive in Navarre, Florida, near Pensacola. It treats adults with substance-use and mental health conditions through residential care, detox and step-down services. Partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care are not residential: participants return home or to supportive accommodation after treatment hours.

Programme and length

Assessment informs an individualized plan. The residential programme provides round-the-clock support and is typically separated by gender, with men in dorms and women in cabins. The provider offers a 30-day option but says many stays are shorter, around 13 days, depending on individual progress. Applicants should request the recommended duration and review process in writing rather than treat either figure as a promise.

Accommodation and setting

The campus sits on Santa Rosa Sound. Discovery photographs show waterfront outdoor activities and campus buildings; they were used because practical official still photographs were not available on the current tour page. Confirm bedroom occupancy, bathrooms, accessibility and whether activities such as kayaking or beach outings are available within your clinical plan. Recreational images do not imply resort-style access.

Admissions and continuing care

Ask whether detox is required, what medical monitoring applies, and whether the proposed track is for primary addiction, primary mental health needs or both. Discuss medication, recent use, physical health and any trauma history. Obtain current fees, insurer authorization details and what happens if the recommended stay changes. Discharge planning may lead to PHP, IOP or local providers. Confirm living arrangements for nonresidential care and obtain appointments, medication follow-up and crisis contacts before leaving.

Sources

Checked 16 September 2026 using the official programme overview, admissions information and campus tour. Discovery and photographs: Recovery.com. Images were visually inspected and their URLs recorded; reuse licensing was not independently verified.