The Facility
The Rutgers Center for Recovery & Wellbeing (RCRW) is a modern, state-of-the-art inpatient and outpatient center thoughtfully designed to support comfort, safety, and healing. Every aspect of our center has been created with healing in mind; from the calming aesthetics to the clinical functionality of every room.
The center includes 44 beds in a secure, calming setting designed to foster dignity, structure, and whole-person wellness, along with peaceful spaces that support a full continuum of outpatient services.
Accommodations & Amenities
Designed to promote relaxation of the body, mind, and spirit, our secure and comforting accommodations offer a calming refuge where clients can feel safe and supported throughout their healing journey.
- Shared &Semi-private rooms designed for rest and privacy
- State-of-the-art gym and wellness area to encourage physical health and routine
- Yoga therapy room for movement, breathwork, and mindfulness-based healing
- Art Studio to support creative expression and emotional exploration
- Laundry rooms on each floor to promote independence and comfort
- Private clinical offices and group therapy rooms for counseling and recovery groups
- Spacious lounges for social connection and reflection
- Secure outdoor space for fresh air and tranquility
- On-site dining area providing balanced, nutritious meals
- 24/7 on-site clinical and support staff to ensure safety and care
Rutgers Center for Recovery and Wellbeing
Sample Daily Schedule
Whilecare is individualized, we set clear expectations and structure for every clients stay. Daily schedules include elements of all of the following based on unique needs to ensure comfort, security, and success.
- Guided morning mindfulness and wellness check-ins
- Individual and group therapy experiences
- Therapeutic movement, creative, or recreational activities
- Psychiatric evaluation with ongoing medication support
- Family involvement and peer connection sessions
- Nourishing meals, restorative quiet time, and opportunities for reflection
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