2215 Kimberton Road · Phoenixville, PA
Our founding Chester County office — partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, medication-assisted treatment and psychiatric care, with free on-site parking and a full gym. You sleep at home, keep your job or your family routine, and do the clinical work with the team that has treated this county since 2018.
Clinically reviewed by Andrea Kiotis, MA, LPC, CAADC — Clinical Director.
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Levels of care
PHP · IOP · MAT · dual diagnosis psychiatry · trauma therapy · recovery housing · alumni support
Insurance
In network with Independence Blue Cross, Keystone, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Geisinger and TRICARE. Benefits verified before you start.
Chester County is one of the wealthier, healthier counties in Pennsylvania — which is exactly why addiction here stays hidden longer. The people who walk into Kimberton Road are usually still functioning: a project manager in King of Prussia, a trades foreman out of Pottstown, a nurse from Paoli, a parent who has never missed a game but has not been sober at one in a year.
The two most common stories are alcohol and pills. Drinking that started as a way to come down from a demanding job, and prescriptions from a surgery or an injury that quietly became a daily requirement — and, increasingly, counterfeit pills that are actually fentanyl. Suburban distance makes both easier to manage in private and harder to interrupt.
That is the case for outpatient care done well. You do not have to disappear to a facility in another state and explain a month-long absence. You come to Phoenixville for the treatment day, then go home and practice what you learned in the actual house, marriage and job where the problem lives.
If that sounds close to home, start with a phone call.
Free, confidential, and answered by our own admissions team in Pennsylvania.
Every level of care below runs on Kimberton Road, with the clinical team that built this program from the first group in 2018.
About 6 hours a day, 5 days a week
Our flagship program, built here on Kimberton Road. A full clinical day — process group, skills group, individual work, experiential track — then home for dinner with your family. Most Chester County clients start here after detox.
See the PHP program9–15 hours a week, day or evening
Designed around the commute. Evening groups let you keep a shift in King of Prussia or Pottstown, finish the school day, or stay available for your kids' pickup.
See the IOP programManaged inside your schedule
Suboxone, Vivitrol and Naltrexone prescribed and monitored on site, so you are not driving to a separate clinic across the county between groups.
Weekly, alongside therapy
Anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder and ADHD treated in the same building as the substance use work — the pattern we see most often in suburban clients who have been white-knuckling both for years.
Optional, as long as you need it
Sober living through Phoenix Recovery Project for clients who need a stable, accountable place to sleep while they do the treatment day. Structure at night is often what makes the daytime work stick.
About 15 minutes, by phone or in person
A licensed clinician tells you which level of care actually fits — and says so plainly if that turns out to be somewhere other than here.
Take the 2-minute quizWhy Chester County clients choose us
Pennsylvania Recovery Center has treated Chester County families from Phoenixville since 2018. The clinical program you get here is the original one, not a satellite version of it.
In this part of the county the pattern is a good job, an intact family, and a private problem — prescription pills that became fentanyl, or nightly drinking that stopped being optional. Nobody here treats you like a statistic for showing up in a work polo.
You are not one of thirty people in a folding-chair circle. Your clinician notices the week you go quiet, and so does your group.
Most outpatient programs offer one. Two is what it takes to treat the trauma underneath the use instead of just counting sober days.
The Phoenixville office has an on-site gym and a real experiential track — basketball, recreational therapy, Reiki and soundbath, monthly dietitian counseling. Suburban clients stay because the day is worth showing up for.
Move to the city for a job, or south toward Kennett Square, and your treatment plan and clinician relationships travel with you.
By car from Route 23 or 113
2215 Kimberton Road sits just west of the Phoenixville borough line, minutes from the Route 23 and Route 113 junction. Free on-site parking — no meters, no garage, no downtown circling before group.
From King of Prussia & the 422 corridor
About 20 minutes from KOP and the 422 interchange at Oaks, and a straight run down 422 from Pottstown, Limerick and Royersford. Turnpike clients use the Valley Forge exit.
From West Chester & Exton
Roughly 20–25 minutes up Route 100 or Route 113 from Exton, Downingtown and West Chester — closer for most western Chester County clients than any Philadelphia program.
If Phoenixville is not your easiest trip
Our Center City Philadelphia office on Winter Street and our Avondale office on Gap Newport Pike run the same programs with the same clinical team.
Get directions to our Phoenixville office on Google Maps
Not sure which office is easiest for you?
Tell admissions where you live and we will point you to the office and the track that makes showing up realistic.
Clients drive to Kimberton Road from across Chester County, western Montgomery County and the Main Line.
Closer to the city or to the Maryland line? See our Center City Philadelphia and Avondale offices.
Proven outcomes
53%
of clients complete our PHP and IOP programs, compared with a national average near 26% for similar outpatient programs.
80%
of graduates maintain sobriety for at least one year, based on alumni follow-up surveys.
90%
client satisfaction, citing personalized care and the supportive environment.
Verify your insurance in minutes
We check your benefits and tell you the real out-of-pocket number before you commit to anything.
Insurance accepted
Don't see your plan? Call (610) 233-4342 — we'll check your benefits.
2215 Kimberton Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460, just west of the borough with free on-site parking. Call (610) 819-4068 and admissions will walk you through directions and what to bring on day one.
We do not run a detox unit ourselves. If you need medical withdrawal management first, we coordinate with trusted Chester and Montgomery County detox providers and hold your seat so you begin PHP or IOP the day you are medically cleared.
Yes for IOP — that is what the evening track exists for. PHP runs about six hours a day, so most clients use FMLA or a short leave, and our team supplies the documentation your employer needs.
Most clients come from Phoenixville, Kimberton, Spring City, Royersford, Collegeville, Limerick, Pottstown, King of Prussia, Norristown, Malvern, Exton, Downingtown, West Chester and the Main Line.
Yes. Recovery housing through Phoenix Recovery Project is optional and available nearby for clients who want more structure and accountability than home currently offers.
PHP and IOP are covered benefits on most commercial plans, including Independence Blue Cross, Keystone, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Geisinger and TRICARE. We verify your plan and tell you your out-of-pocket cost before you start.
Still have questions?
Call and talk to a real person about what treatment on Kimberton Road would look like for you.
If you or someone you love needs drug or alcohol treatment in Chester County, call (610) 819-4068 for a free, confidential assessment. A licensed clinician will tell you honestly which level of care fits — and when a seat is open, you can start the same week.
