Akeela House Recovery Center

Akeela House Recovery Center in Anchorage, Alaska is a 48-bed, co-ed long-term residential therapeutic community providing structured residential treatment for adults with substance use disorder. Operating at the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Level III.5 level of care, the program is designed for adults who require a residential setting to support early or sustained recovery. The therapeutic community model structures daily living, peer relationships, and clinical programming as interconnected components of the recovery process.

Dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders are a central clinical priority at Akeela House, reflecting the reality that most residents present with mental health needs alongside substance use conditions. The residential setting allows clinicians to address both dimensions of care within a consistent, structured environment rather than routing clients between separate systems. The program serves adults seeking to initiate or continue recovery within a community-based residential framework in Anchorage.