River Oaks Treatment Center

Riverview, FL

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About River Oaks Treatment Center

River Oaks Treatment Center is listed in Riverview, FL as a residential and day treatment resource. Source data includes withdrawal management / detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization / day treatment. Mentioned approaches include mindfulness based cognitive therapy and seeking safety. Contact the organization directly to confirm current services, eligibility, availability, cost, and licensing.

Care information7 listed options
Typical duration30-90 days (7+ for detox)
Operating days listedMonday through Sunday
Matched source coverage2 public sources
Google Maps rating4.1 from 780 ratings

Where to find River Oaks Treatment Center

12012 Boyette Rd., Riverview, FL 33569. Confirm the destination and intake instructions with the organization before traveling.

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4.1 from 780 public ratings

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4.4 from 1,487 displayed reviews

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Treatment types and levels of care

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ResidentialDay TreatmentWithdrawal management / detoxResidential treatmentPartial hospitalization / day treatmentIntensive outpatient program (IOP)Outpatient treatmentHospital-based careTreatment CentersMedical DetoxOutpatient ProgramsSober LivingMental Health ServicesRecovery Support

Needs and conditions mentioned in source data

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BuprenorphineDay TreatmentDetox-focusedCo-occurring mental health and substance useIntensive OutpatientNaltrexoneOutpatientPartial HospitalizationResidentialSubstance use treatmentTransitional Housing

Therapies and services

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Mindfulness Based Cognitive TherapySeeking SafetyCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)Peer support

Medication support mentioned

Source data mentions Buprenorphine treatment, Naltrexone treatment, Methadone treatment, Acamprosate, Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), Buprenorphine, Naltrexone. Availability, eligibility, prescribing, and continuation policies should be confirmed directly.

Services that may support daily stability

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Case managementSocial skills developmentSuicide prevention servicesTransitional housing

Health and recovery services listed

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Integrated primary care

Accepted insurance and payment options

Private insuranceTRICARECash or self-payBlue Cross Blue ShieldUnitedHealthcareAetnaAnthemHumanaMagellanMedicareMedicaid

Source information: Gemini said River Oaks Treatment Center does not accept Medicaid or Medicare; however, we accept most private insurance plans and offer flexible payment options. You can quickly and privately verify your benefits to confirm coverage and in-network status with River Oaks and all American Addiction Centers locations. Accepted providers include Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Aetna, Tricare, UnitedHealthcare, Anthem, First Health, Magellan, and Carelon.

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Amenities and facility features

Luxury accommodations

Questions to ask this location

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  1. Does the Riverview location currently have availability for the needed level of care?
  2. Who completes the clinical assessment, and what determines admission or referral elsewhere?
  3. Is this exact location in network for the member's plan, and what is the written cost estimate?
  4. Which listed medications are available here, and who manages them?
  5. What does a typical weekday and weekend schedule include?
  6. How are family participation, discharge planning, and follow-up care handled?
  7. What happens if a person needs a higher or lower level of care?

What different readers should confirm

For a person seeking care

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Licensing and accreditation

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Common questions about this listing

What levels of care are listed?

Withdrawal management / detox, Residential treatment, Partial hospitalization / day treatment, Intensive outpatient program (IOP), Outpatient treatment, Hospital-based care, Day Treatment

How long is the program?

The public source lists a typical duration of 30-90 days (7+ for detox). Actual length can vary by assessment, progress, and coverage.

Does this location accept insurance?

The source data mentions Private insurance, TRICARE, Cash or self-pay, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Anthem, Humana, Magellan, Medicare, Medicaid. This does not confirm in-network status for a particular plan.

Is this location open every day?

Public source data lists operations Monday through Sunday. This does not confirm that admissions or every service are available 24 hours a day.

Does TreatmentLane recommend this provider?

No. TreatmentLane organizes public information and review signals. It does not determine clinical fit, safety, or treatment quality.

Sources and corrections

This profile was assembled from structured public records including SAMHSA directory data, Recovery.com source record, Organization website. It was last updated in our database on Sep 28, 2026.

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