The Right Step Hill Country is a residential treatment center that provides substance abuse treatment in a scenic, relaxed and private atmosphere in the famous Texas hill country.
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59 Beds
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Clinical Detox
Available -
Treatment Duration
4 weeks
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Age Group
18 - 99 years
Payment Options
- Medicaid
- Private Insurance
- Self-Pay
Treatments Offered
- Addiction Counseling
- Couples and Family Counseling
- Day Treatment (PHP)
- Individual Counseling
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
- Meditation
- Relapse Prevention
- Yoga
Patient Population
- Adults
Extra Services
- Aftercare/ Continuing Care
- Alumni Groups
- Interventions
Accepted Insurances Include
More about The Right Step - Hill Country
Right Step Hill Country is a residential treatment center that provides substance abuse treatment in a scenic, relaxed, and private atmosphere in the famous Texas hill country. The center is located in Wimberley, TX, about halfway between Austin and San Antonio. This 42-bed treatment center sits on an eight-acre campus featuring separate cottages for men and women, a swimming pool, putting green, fitness room, and volleyball court.
Admissions Process
The decision to seek treatment for drug and alcohol addiction can be difficult. The Right Step streamlines the admission process, eliminating unnecessary stress and uncertainty. Our caring staff makes every effort to make the decision to get help an easy one.
If you or your loved one needs help for drug or alcohol addiction, the road to recovery starts now – with three easy steps:
1. Call us. A caring intake specialist is ready to take down your details and set up a free consultation with our admissions department. Our toll-free telephone number is 888.519.0263.
2. Don't let prospective costs stop you from calling. Our staff will inform you of any out-of-pocket expenses that may occur during the course of treatment. We work with many insurance companies to make treatment as affordable as possible.
3. Pay us a visit. You or your loved one will meet with an admissions counselor to determine which level of treatment is most appropriate.
Treatment and Philosophy
Residential inpatient care takes place in a comfortable community setting and ranges in duration from five to 30 days. In our Texas drug rehab, adults learn how to make positive changes in their lives, begin to live without drugs and alcohol, and connect with others recovering from addiction. Aftercare services, which includes free two-year counseling and support, is offered to all clients who have successfully completed any of our drug rehab programs. Positive Renewal is an addiction treatment program at The Right Step Hill Country designed specifically for adults who have struggled with relapse. Whereas many programs look at relapse through a lens of “what's wrong”, we use a strength-based approach that builds on “what's right”.
The Right Step - Hill Country Reviews
Review this Center--It started off great, FINALLY had opened up and felt ACCEPTED by people around me. Then, because a person can't get help until they are honest and open, I decided to tell my "Counselor" my inner feeling of self hate and some past suicide issues (16 YEAR PRIOR). The next day they forced me to either change programs into a more "psychiatric" close watch program or leave.
--I felt violated. My trust was abused. I begged them to reconsider and to take into consideration my progress before moving me.
--They were a brick wall. THEY knew what was best for me. "We are doing this for you". "This is best for you"... But I have social problems. The fact that I walked into that facility and made acquaintances was significant for me. I KNOW ME way better than they can possibly know me. It was hard enough the first time to enter a program, I didn't have it in me to do it again SO SOON.
--What happened to privacy with a psychological team member? This experience has reinforced my inner self talk that I don't fit in. That I'm too bad to be around people. That everybody hates me. That you should NEVER tell anyone how you REALLY feel inside. Those dark secrets that are bad and should not be said...
--What's even worse than the emotional stuff is that I have high blood pressure and have had strokes RECENTLY... I have diabetes with real high blood sugar and been HOSPITALIZED 4 times in past 2 months from it... I have asthma and carry an inhaler...
AND THEY DID NOT check my blood pressure or give me meds, check my blood sugar or give me insulin, make sure I had my inhaler OR EVEN OFFER ME A WATER... prior to letting me out the gate to walk over 100 miles home. The ONLY ride they offered was to the other suggested program.
--I did not break any rules. I was VERY polite to everyone. I kept calm through all this. Even other staff and a number of the patients talked to admin staff and told them to let me stay. I'm not sure what all they said but it was reported back to me that a bunch of people were on my side. For the time I was there I was very supportive to everyone.
--It's not likely I'll seek a treatment program again. My trust was thoroughly trashed. I simply said what I FEEL inside... in private to my so called "Counselor". It's been 16 years since I was actually doing self harm.