My name is Diana, I walked through the doors of RCCS in April, 2015. I was broken and lost and all I knew was that I wanted something more for my life. After 28 years of Meth use, as well as numerous arrests and many attempts at recovery, I knew that there had to be something more - I had it once and I wanted it back. I had over 7 years clean and sober, but after my husband passed away in 2009, I went on a 5-year spiral of addiction and crime that brought me to new lows. While sitting in a jail cell and looking at 10 years, I realized that I had better get help. I came back to RCCS because I knew it was the only place that would work for me. I had a few bumps in the road through my treatment process, but I didn't look back. I knew what I needed to do, and I did it.
When I graduated the program in October, 2015, our Alumni was very small, and there were usually three to four of us that would meet up every other week and talk about what was going on in our lives. I continued to stay connected as our alumni continued to grow. I am so blessed to be a part of a family in recovery. I consider them all my brothers and sisters and we are truly "ALUMNI STRONG." Now our alumni group meets every week rotating between the Minneapolis and the St. Paul locations. We work together at doing what we can to give back to the program that gave us a new chance at life, as well as utilize the aftercare resources that RCCS has. I am so PROUD of the title – RCCS ALUMNI.
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DIRECT ACCESS TO TREATMENT
NOW AVAILABLE!
Ready for Treatment Now?
On October 1, 2020, the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) rolled-out a new Substance Use Disorder (SUD) reform called Direct Access. This new ruling allows for a client, regardless of insurance status, to walk into RCCS for a same-day assessment and, if appropriate, can be admitted to our program that SAME DAY.
We no longer require clients to wait for formal insurance or CCDTF approval before being admitted into a program. This new process gives our clients direct access to treatment ASAP, when they are ready to take that first step!
Rule 25 Assessment Request
Under Rule 25, an assessor gathers information about an individual and makes a determination whether the individual needs treatment. If so, different treatment options are considered to make recommendations for treatment. Rule 25 assessment is required for any person seeking public payment for SUD treatment services.
If you’re referring to RCCS on behalf of a client, please call
612-767-6601 or CLICK on the button below schedule a Rule 25 Assessment. If your client is in a county jail, and soon to be released, please contact our admissions department directly.
Call: 612-677-2667
Fax: 612-767-9832
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RCCS will be the leader of innovative behavioral health
services and proven recidivism reduction solutions
to the criminal justice system. Our work results in
healthier individuals, families, and communities we
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