Ashley Inc - DBA Ashley Addiction Treatment

Integrated Treatment for Addiction and Chronic Pain

Ashley Addiction Treatment is a nonprofit, accredited residential program that brings medical detox and inpatient care together in one setting. It supports adults navigating substance use alongside co-occurring mental health conditions and chronic pain. The Pain Recovery Program helps individuals manage ongoing physical pain while reducing reliance on pain medications within a structured recovery environment.

Onsite Medical Care and Whole-Person Approach

Care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team that includes physicians, an addiction psychiatrist, nurses, therapists, and recovery support staff, with 24/7 medical oversight. Treatment blends clinical and behavioral therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-focused counseling, and relapse prevention, with medications for addiction treatment (MAT). Holistic and spiritual support, including yoga, acupuncture, art, music, and 12-step–informed programming, are integrated into daily care to address physical, emotional, and social aspects of recovery.

Waterfront Campus with Space for Recovery

Set across 147 acres along the Chesapeake Bay and Susquehanna River, the campus offers a quiet, open setting that helps people step away from daily stressors and focus on treatment. Walking paths, gardens, and waterfront views are part of the daily environment, alongside fitness facilities, yoga and meditation spaces, and recreational areas. Shared or semi-private rooms, housekeeping, and laundry services support a consistent routine, while indoor spaces like lounges and a chapel provide areas for reflection.

Family Involvement and Extended Recovery Support

Family participation is built into the treatment experience, with structured programming that helps loved ones understand substance use and rebuild relationships, including services designed for children affected by addiction. Planning for life after treatment begins early, with discharge support, aftercare planning, and access to alumni and peer networks. For those needing more time, a 60+ day extended care program offers continued residential support focused on life skills, relapse prevention, and building stability beyond treatment.

Client Reviews

Most reviews highlight strong, long-term recovery outcomes, supportive staff, and a connected alumni community. Some clients report inconsistent experiences with counseling, communication, or specialized medical care.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (90% positive): Many clients describe life-changing experiences, citing lasting sobriety, strong recovery foundations, and effective education around addiction and 12-step practices. "It opened up my world to sobriety. I’ve been sober for over 4 years now!"
• Staff & Care Experience (80% positive): Reviews emphasize compassionate, dedicated staff across roles, from counselors to support teams. However, some clients report negative experiences with specific counselors or feel care quality can vary. "It’s obvious how much they care about their patients and the cause as a whole."
• Support & Community (95% positive): Alumni engagement, peer support, and ongoing connection after treatment stand out as key strengths, helping many maintain long-term recovery. A few reviews note gaps in follow-up communication or alumni platform engagement. "That ongoing invitation to stay connected has helped keep my recovery strong."
• Facility & Environment (95% positive): The campus setting, accommodations, and amenities are frequently described as peaceful, comfortable, and conducive to healing. "Beautiful location and really nice lodging for patients as well."
• Access & Process (65% positive): While many find admissions and discharge planning thorough, some reviews point to challenges with communication, insurance or eligibility limitations, and inconsistent family coordination.

Facility Transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On March 19, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.