Central Peninsula Hospital

About Central Peninsula Hospital

Central Peninsula Hospital is a recovery housing provider in Kenai, Alaska, operating residential substance use care in the Kenai Peninsula Borough. Its behavioral health arm delivers both residential and outpatient services for the central peninsula.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Runs

Its residential program holds twelve beds on a 40-acre wooded property between Kenai and Soldotna, at 47480 Kristina Way in Kenai. The program runs six to eight weeks and is built on the twelve-step model, serving adults with substance use disorders including those managing co-occurring conditions.

Recovery Housing Backed By A Hospital

Sitting inside a hospital system means medical care, psychiatric support and medication-assisted treatment are coordinated rather than referred out. For residents with complicated health alongside a substance use disorder, that removes the gap where care usually breaks down.

A Sober Living Operator With Outpatient Depth

Its behavioral health services also cover outpatient care and telemedicine on the central peninsula, so a resident finishing residential treatment can continue locally rather than driving to Anchorage. Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and military insurance are all accepted.

Serving Kenai And Soldotna

The two communities sit about ten miles apart and function as one service area for the central Kenai Peninsula. A residential program positioned between them serves both without favoring either.