The Salvation Army Philadelphia Adult Rehabilitation Center

About The Salvation Army Philadelphia Adult Rehabilitation Center

The Salvation Army Philadelphia Adult Rehabilitation Center is a recovery residence in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Salvation Army Philadelphia Adult Rehabilitation Center is a CARF-accredited recovery housing provider operating a residential program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A CARF-Accredited Recovery Housing Provider

The center runs a six-month residential program combining work therapy, counseling and education, accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. That accreditation requires ongoing outside review of program quality, well beyond what Pennsylvania's voluntary recovery-house licensure requires.

Part of a National Rehabilitation Network

The Philadelphia center operates under The Salvation Army's national Adult Rehabilitation Center system, which runs the same work-therapy model in cities across the country. That national structure gives the Philadelphia location decades of institutional experience and a funding base independent of any single donor or grant cycle.

Serving Veterans, Courts and Underserved Residents

The program accepts veterans, active service members and court referrals, along with residents managing trauma, domestic violence history or HIV status, and it accepts Medicaid alongside sliding-scale and free options. That combination keeps a six-month residential program open to people who could not otherwise afford the length of stay.

What the Program Does Not Cover

Medical detox and medication-assisted treatment are not standard parts of the program, so residents typically complete those steps elsewhere before intake. The center's role begins after that point, with structured days and stable housing for the months that follow.