Florida's premier addiction treatment facility.
The UF Health Florida Recovery Center (FRC) has been Florida’s premier addiction treatment facility for over 25 years, proudly serving patients from across the United States. Our evidence-based and results-oriented treatment focuses on the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of recovery followed by the well-known 12-step method.
We treat people struggling with all substance use, including but not limited to alcohol, marijuana, benzodiazepines (Klonopan and Xanax), opiates (heroin, oxycodone and fentanyl) and stimulants (cocaine, methamphetamine and Adderall) and co-occurring mental health disorders.
The Florida Recovery Center’s beautiful new campus is situated on a 5.6-acre parcel in northwest Gainesville in close proximity to the UF Health Psychiatric Hospital and Springhill medical offices, easily facilitating treatment for other medical conditions. We offer modern residential three- and four-bedroom apartments with private and semi-private rooms, and amenities including a serene pool and recreational space, pickleball court, business center, gym, and individual and group therapy rooms.
If you’ve been thinking about starting your addiction treatment journey, start now and call us today.
As part of an academic medical center, FRC offers comprehensive care and treatment for other medical conditions co-occurring with alcohol or substance addiction, meeting all of your needs in one location.
Learn about our approach to care, our campus and educational events.
Addiction does not affect the individual alone. The friends, family and loved ones who surround them are also struggling with the impact of addiction.
Read stories and letters from FRC patients and family members.
At UF Health, our evaluation team has provided comprehensive multi-day evaluations for people from all over the United States.
We know the importance of fellowship and community in recovery. We encourage our alumni to stay in touch, and to continue to stay sober together.
Read the latest news articles to see what's going on at FRC.
The UF Health Florida Recovery Center has earned a seal of National Quality Approval from The Joint Commission.
The Florida Recovery Center was ranked the No. 1 addiction treatment center in Florida and No. 5 in the United States by Newsweek.
To obtain a copy of your medical records, please log into MyUFHealth or call (352) 594-0909.
Pay your bill online by logging into MyUFHealth. If you'd like to pay by phone, please call (352) 265-7906 or our toll-free number (888) 766-8154. You can also make checks or money orders payable to UF Health PO Box 16051 Lewiston, ME 04243-9534.
If you have questions or wish to pay in person, please consult our billing section.
Shands hospitals and UF Physician practices accept insurance from numerous providers, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, CIGNA, Humana, Capital Health, Medicaid, and state and government services. For a full list of accepted plans visit our Insurance / Billing page.
Insurance acceptance varies between physicians and locations and is subject to change. To confirm that a specific physician will accept your insurance, please contact the practice using the telephone numbers listed at the top of the page. A representative will be happy to assist you.
Need assistance in finding a place to stay? Gainesville has a variety of options.
Patient advocates provide guidance and act as liaisons between patients and the care team.
Aids and services are available to help people with disabilities communicate effectively.
Baby-changing stations are available in many of UF Health's restrooms.
Patients and guests get free wireless internet access at UF Health hospitals.
The Garden of Hope, Sun Terrace, and other spaces help patients and families relax.
Gender-neutral, public restrooms are located throughout UF Health's properties.
UF Health provides free language services to people whose primary language is not English.
Smoking, chewing tobacco, or using electronic cigarettes is prohibited on UF Health properties.
Social workers are part of the patient's care team and work with medical staff and nurses.
You can download a form or call (352) 594-0909 to have medical records mailed or faxed.