Wellness Resource Center

About Wellness Resource Center

Wellness Resource Center is a licensed treatment provider in Boca Raton, Florida, offering structured outpatient care with apartment-style residences for clients in Palm Beach County.

An Established Boca Raton Treatment Provider

The organization has provided personalized treatment to adult men and women in the area for more than twenty years, a track record that puts it among the more established providers along Florida's southeast coast. That longevity matters in a market where newer operators come and go quickly.

Apartment-Style Housing Inside a Clinical Program

Wellness Resource Center places residents in fully furnished apartment-style units during its partial hospitalization and outpatient phases, with the option to move into a standalone sober living facility or return home once a phase ends. That structure gives residents more privacy than a traditional sober house while they remain in active treatment.

Licensed and Accredited Care

The program is licensed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, credentials that apply to the clinical program. Both speak to a level of institutional oversight beyond what a small, independent sober house typically carries.

A Phased Path Through Treatment

Residents move through a partial hospitalization phase of at least twenty-eight days and an intensive outpatient phase of at least sixty days, with an evening IOP track available for people managing work or school alongside treatment. The apartment-style housing spans both phases, giving residents continuity in where they live even as the clinical intensity changes.

Boca Raton and the Palm Beach Recovery Corridor

Wellness Resource Center sits on North Federal Highway in Boca Raton, at the southern end of Palm Beach County's concentrated recovery services corridor. The organization notes Florida Association of Recovery Residences membership as part of its standing in the state's broader recovery community, a credential tied to housing certification.