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Beachway Therapy Center is committed to delivering the highest standard of care for individuals engaging in substance abuse and experiencing mental health challenges. Our accreditations, certifications, and memberships reflect our dedication to providing state-of-the-art, evidence-based treatments in a safe and compassionate setting.
Beachway Therapy Center proudly offers accredited rehab and treatment services in partnership with trusted and recognized bodies in the health care and addiction fields. These accreditations hold us to stringent regulatory guidelines, ensuring every staff member has the training, tools, and up-to-date knowledge to provide patients with the care they deserve.
Our West Palm Beach rehab center is accredited by The Joint Commission and the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers and has certification from the Florida Association of Recovery Residences.
The Joint Commission is an independent, not-for-profit organization that certifies health care organizations and programs across the United States. Its seal symbolizes quality and an organization's commitment to meeting certain standards. Beachway Therapy Center has been awarded the Joint Commission's Gold Seal of approval, which speaks to our dedication to ongoing quality care, patient safety, and best practices.
Beachway Therapy Center is a proud member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, a nonprofit society that provides clinical and operations resources, industry best practices, and law and policy advocacy. We're committed to adhering to the ethics, values, and mission this association represents.
The FARR is known for its exacting code of ethics, which governs every aspect of sober living, including resident safety, staff conduct, ethical marketing practices, and staff responsibility.
Working with FARR, Beachway has cultivated a transparent and respectful community.We offer a recovery space where trust, compassion, and professionalism underpin every interaction and decision.
Jason Milos, CRRA (Certificate Recovery Residence Administrator)
Credential Number: 0100743
561-404-4971
In addition to the addiction and recovery accreditations and memberships above, Beachway is licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families and certified by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.
Beachway's license from the Florida AHCA confirms it meets the state's strict guidelines for residential mental health care. It shows the team goes above and beyond to deliver high-quality care and is positioned to address complex mental health needs in a regulated environment that upholds state-mandated standards.
As an addiction treatment provider licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families, Beachway is governed by the state's Substance Abuse and Mental Health Program Office. Oversight from this body supports the facility in offering comprehensive, compliant care for individuals battling substance use disorders.
Our team of qualified professionals are experts in their respective fields, with advanced degrees and certifications that empower them to deliver personalized, evidence-based care. Our professional staff includes:
Many of the staff members at Beachway’s Palm Beach licensed addiction rehab are active members of professional organizations, such as:
Learn more about Beachway’s staff and operations through our rehab FAQs.
When individuals choose accredited rehab and treatment services, they opt for a program deemed safe and effective by independent experts. It reassures them that they or their loved ones are receiving the highest quality of care in a treatment center that’s regularly inspected and reviewed.
Accreditation holds rehab centers accountable, helping staff continually improve and evolve so they can deliver life-changing results. Residents and their loved ones can rest assured knowing accredited rehab centers, such as Beachway, adhere to industry standards and provide evidence-based treatments.
Our rehab can support someone who’s experiencing addiction or mental health issues from the beginning of their journey through long-term recovery.
