Men's & Women's Recovery Centers in North Dakota
Find Your Strength.
Find Your Freedom.
Providence House isn’t a franchise or a corporate chain. It’s two small, gender-specific treatment centers run by counselors, nurses, and staff, many of whom are in long-term recovery themselves. We know this road because we’ve walked it.
- Five levels of care
- Staff in long-term recovery
- Partners with jails, courts, & sober living
- Five levels of care
- Staff in long-term recovery
- Partners with jails, courts, & sober living
Find Your Path
A Full Continuum of Care, Under One Roof
Every recovery journey is different, so Providence House offers five levels of care. Where you start, and how long you stay, depends on your clinical needs, your progress and your life outside treatment. Most people step down from one level to the next without ever changing teams.
Rebuild Your Life
Men's and women's addiction treatment in Arnegard and Minot, North Dakota, built by people who've lived it.
Our team understands the challenges you face because we have experienced similar situations ourselves. We have dedicated staff members who are genuinely attentive and committed to acknowledging your presence and participation. They are here to support you and ensure that you feel recognized and valued in our community.
Some people find us through a doctor, a family member, or a Google search at 2 am. Others find us through a courtroom, a parole officer, or a jail cell. Providence House was built to meet both.
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Recovery Starts With The Proper Support
Residential Treatment
24-hour intensive care in a home-like setting, giving clients the structure and support.
Day Treatment Program
A high level of clinical care and support during the day, with clients returning home each evening.
Intensive Outpatient
Structured treatment several days a week for clients balancing recovery with work, school, or family.
Low Intensity Outpatient
Continuing care after intensive treatment, the long-tail support that helps recovery hold.
However You're Getting Here, There's a Way In
Accessible Care, However You're Covered
Insurance & Private Pay
Most major insurance providers, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, Sanford Health Plan, and private pay are all accepted.
Medicaid, SUD Voucher & Justice-Involved
Medicaid, Medicaid Expansion, and the North Dakota SUD Voucher cover care here too, including our Justice Program for people currently incarcerated or recently released. Cost and criminal history don’t disqualify getting help.
Why We Do This
This Wasn't Built by a Corporation. It Was Built by People in Recovery
Recovery isn’t a department at Providence House. It’s the culture. Many members of our team, from leadership to counselors to support staff, are in long-term recovery themselves. They’ve sat where our clients sit, felt the same fear and shame, and found a way through. That’s not a marketing line; it’s the reason a lot of our staff showed up in the first place.
Lived experience gets people in the door and helps them stay. Licensed addiction counselors, nurses and case managers make sure the care is clinically sound. You get both: people who understand, and professionals who know how to help.
Our settings are intentionally small and home-like, so clients are known by name, can reach staff when they need them, and become part of a real recovery community. No judgment. No pretending. Just people helping people change their lives.
Care Built for the People Who Need It Most
Specialized Programs
A pregnancy or a child at home is often the reason a mother doesn't seek treatment: fear of losing custody, or fear that no facility will take her. At Providence House Minot, she doesn't have to choose. Mothers get addiction treatment alongside medical, parenting and case management support, with their children close by. Break the cycle. Start fresh. We'll help you do it together.
Chet Hower, one of our Executive Directors, started bringing recovery into prisons back in 1997, long before Providence House existed. That relationship is still how this program runs today: we work directly with local sober living homes and the North Dakota Department of Corrections to ensure people leaving incarceration have a recovery plan, treatment connection, and meaningful support waiting on the other side.
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2 Locations to Better Serve You
Men's Facility
At our men’s treatment facility, located in Arnegard, North Dakota, we are committed to providing individualized care and support. Our inviting and supportive environment creates a feeling of comfort, compassion, and security.
Women's Facility
At our Providence House facility in Minot, North Dakota, we are dedicated to providing personalized care and support for women. Our unique approach allows us to deeply understand and address the needs of each individual served.
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Technology That Puts Clients in Control
A Grassroots Approach to Recovery
Why Providence House
Providence House takes a personal, grassroots approach to treatment, focusing on the individual, structured enough to deliver real clinical care. Clients get regular one-on-one time with their counselor, daily group sessions, open access to every counselor, case manager, and admin staff member, and a home-like environment where judgment is left at the door.
We treat the whole person, emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually, because recovery is more than sobriety. It’s rebuilding a life worth staying sober for.
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Speak Confidentially to a Recovery Specialist
Whether you’re calling for yourself or someone you love, reaching out is the hardest part, and the most important one. Our team is ready to talk through options, answer questions, and help you find the right level of care.