Heartview Foundation - 23rd Street Recovery Center

Comprehensive Residential Care and On-Site Detox

Heartview Foundation’s 23rd Street Recovery Center in Bismarck provides adult residential treatment with on-site medical detox. The center offers 24/7 supervision by licensed nursing and residential staff to ensure safety and comfort through withdrawal stabilization. As a private, nonprofit facility, it combines medical supervision with compassionate, evidence-based care in a calm, structured environment.

Structured Program with Evidence-Based Therapies

Clients typically remain in residential treatment for four to six weeks, participating in a consistent schedule of therapeutic groups and skill-building sessions. Programming includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), relapse prevention, motivational interviewing, trauma-focused counseling, and 12-step facilitation. Morning sessions may include yoga or art-based groups, while evenings feature optional AA/NA meetings, recreational activities, and community outings such as bowling or visits to local cultural sites. When clinically recommended, the facility offers medications for addiction treatment (MAT), including buprenorphine and naltrexone, along with medications for alcohol use disorder such as disulfiram and acamprosate.

Integrated Mental Health and Recovery Support

Treatment addresses co-occurring mental health conditions through assessments, counseling, and psychiatric referrals when needed. Clients also receive education in coping strategies and relapse prevention. Beyond therapy, the center helps remove real-world barriers to recovery through case management, housing support, social service coordination, mentoring, and recovery coaching. A chaplain is available for those seeking spiritual guidance, and clients may attend the church of their choice. Upon completing residential care, clients are typically referred to outpatient services for continued progress.

Client Policies and Accessibility

Heartview maintains practical policies designed to promote safety and connection. Cell phones and headphones are permitted, though laptops and tablets are not. Smoking is allowed in designated areas, while vaping is not permitted. Dietary accommodations are addressed after admission, and transportation assistance helps ensure access to care. The facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, IHS/Tribal/Urban funds, private insurance, state-financed plans, and self-pay.