Residential
ASAM 3.5
Clinically managed, high-intensity residential substance-use treatment in Cleveland. The site currently describes 45- and 60-day residential options.
Cleveland admissions information
LGBTQ+ affirming residential treatment in Cleveland, with a clear next step.
B. Riley House offers a Cleveland treatment continuum for LGBTQ+ people and allies, including residential substance-use treatment, PHP, and IOP. Learn what may fit, ask about current bed availability, and take the first conversation at your own pace.
Admissions: 216-417-4831 ext. 101. Availability and fit are confirmed by the admissions team after screening; admission is not guaranteed.
You do not have to explain your identity away to ask for care.
Our affirming approach makes room for LGBTQ+ people, allies, and the questions that come with deciding what happens next.
Know what each option means
Cleveland care, explained plainly.
The Cleveland location offers a full treatment continuum. The admissions team can talk through your goals and the level of care that may be appropriate after screening and assessment.
Step-down support
PHP
Partial Hospitalization Program support coordinated with Cleveland substance-use, mental-health, therapy, and recovery needs.
Outpatient support
IOP
Intensive Outpatient Program support for a structured recovery path alongside Cleveland treatment and behavioral-health services.
Treatment and recovery housing are different.
Residential treatment, PHP, and IOP are clinical treatment services. Sober living and recovery housing are separate, non-clinical housing supports; they are not licensed treatment and do not replace assessment or treatment.
B. Riley House is a state-licensed provider where required, with location- and service-specific details. Cleveland treatment services are CARF-accredited. Ask admissions which service and level of care matches your situation.
Miami is a separate sober-living-only location and is not the destination for Cleveland treatment admissions. Read the recovery housing overview for the distinction between treatment and housing.
What happens next
A conversation, then a careful assessment.
A short inquiry gives the admissions team a starting point. You can also call directly if you want to ask about beds before completing a form.
216-417-4831 ext. 10101
Send the short inquiry
Share only basic contact details, a Cleveland preference, and the level of care you want to discuss.
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Hear from admissions
The team follows up by phone, email, or text using the contact information you provide.
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Complete screening
Admissions can explain screening and assessment requirements and answer questions about coverage.
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Confirm fit and availability
The team discusses whether the service fits your needs and whether availability can be confirmed. No placement is guaranteed.
Cleveland location
B. Riley House Cleveland
2121 West 117th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44111
The Cleveland location provides residential treatment, PHP, IOP, mental-health support, psychiatry, and testing. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Coverage and payment
Ask us to clarify your options.
For Cleveland treatment programs, B. Riley House accepts all Ohio Medicaid panels, works with various private insurance partnerships, and accepts VA benefits through the VA Community Care Network.
Examples include Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Molina Healthcare, OhioRISE, Humana, Medical Mutual, Cigna, CareSource, Buckeye Health Plan, Aetna, and AmeriHealth.
Benefits, eligibility, and any payment responsibility must be confirmed for the service and plan. Review the insurance page. Coverage, approval, admission, and outcomes are not guaranteed.
A short, private first step
Tell admissions what you want to explore.
This inquiry is for Cleveland admissions questions only. The team will use it to start a conversation, not to make an admission decision from the form alone.
Please protect your privacy
Do not include Social Security numbers, diagnoses, detailed substance-use history, or other sensitive health information here. For an urgent or emergency matter, call 911, go to the nearest emergency room, or use appropriate crisis services.
Submitting this form does not create a patient-provider relationship or guarantee a response time, admission, or placement.