Cove Creek Farm

Program for young men who have completed high school or GED requirements.

Phase I: During Phase I a new resident may be given a number of educational, psychological and personality tests to help evaluate his unique situation. Assessment, adjustment and monitoring of medications by a psychiatrist is undertaken and normal sleep patterns are instituted. This intense 3 month period allows the team, the family and the resident to fully understand the situation and make plans for dealing with it. This is possibly the most difficult time for new residents because they are beginning to deal with their issues with sober minds. Prior to this, many residents have ignored, suppressed and run away from issues instead of dealing with them. The non-refundable cost of Phase I starts at $18,000 (a sliding scale can be arranged for those who need assistance by talking with our Board Treasurer who may review the family financial status), due upon arrival and includes most associated costs except professional fees.

Phase II: During the next 9 months the resident adjusts to school, work, volunteering in the community, learning independent living skills, living while clean and sober and undergoes individual and group counseling etc. The cost for Phase II is determind by various factors unique to each resident's situation. Our Board Treasurer will discuss a sustainable monthly tuition/room& board amount before the end of the second month.

Cove Creek School of Leadership

Program for young men who have one year of sobriety and are ready to move to more independent living

Phase III: Cove Creek School of Leadership can begin after a resident has completed one year as a clean and sober individual. He may become a "Fellow" in our leadership program and continue his higher education, start a business, find fulfilling employment or any combination of the three. By then, a resident is usually ready to make the move to more independent living or consider longer term living at Cove Creek Farm. He is encouraged to begin associations with various civic organizations and continue working in AA or NA. Since the circumstances of each resident are different, the costs involved in phase III vary. This important step is designed to give the Fellow a long term association with our healing environment and provide him with a safety net of friends and supporters who have also "been there, done that."

Cove Creek Academy Residential Program

For young men who have not completed their high school diploma requirements.

• Phase I: During Phase I, a new resident may be given a number of educational, psychological and personality tests to help evaluate his unique situation. Assessment, adjustment and monitoring of medications by a psychiatrist is undertaken and normal sleep patterns are instituted. This intense 3 month period allows the team, the family and the resident to fully understand the situation and make plans for dealing with it. An educational plan will be developed and implemented. The non-refundable cost of Phase I is $18,500 (a sliding scale can be arranged for those who need assistance by talking with our Board Treasurer who may review the family financial status), due upon arrival and includes most associated costs except professional fees.
• Phase II: During phase II, which typically lasts 9 to 12 months, the resident completes his high school courses, may take several hours of college credits if appropriate, earns the privilege to obtain a job off campus and continues his counseling and personal growth and healing. The cost of Phase II is determind by various factors unique to each resident's situation. The Board Treasurer will discuss a sustainable monthly tuition/room & board amount before the end of the second month.
• Phase III: This phase starts when the student has graduated from Cove Creek Academy and begins his college experience, obtains a job etc. The cost of Phase III is determind by various factors unique to each resident's situation. The Board Treasurer will discuss a sustainable monthly tuition/room & board amount.
• If a resident chooses to remain at Cove Creek Farm longer than 12 months, (assuming he has graduated from the Academy) and enters the Cove Creek School of Leadership program, fees may be renegotiated according to the needs of the resident and his successful progress in the program.
• Each resident is responsible for the cost of his classes in the post high school educational environment.
• All room and board is included in the monthly fees as well as most miscellaneous program expenses. Taking residents to the airport for visits home or out of town for specialists are charged to the family's on-file credit card.

Professional Services

• Most of the individual and corporate providers of professional services to the residents of Cove Creek Farm, such as doctors, therapists and dentists, accept a variety of different insurance carriers. Most accept a co-pay and then bill the insurance company. There are several that require payment at the time that services are provided and then supply the patient with a receipt for the reimbursement of fees when claims are filed with their insurance carriers. A complete list of providers will be provided to prospective residents and their families.