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The Nestled Recovery Center
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Las Vegas, Nevada
- Level of care
- Detox, Residential, Partial hospitalization (PHP), Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient
- Ages
- 18+
- Insurance
- Aetna, Cigna / Evernorth, TRICARE, TriWest (Veteran CCN) and 13 more
Published program summary
A 10-bed "boutique" residential/detox facility (described as a "mini-mansion") emphasizing a high 1:1+ staff ratio with a Registered Nurse on site 24/7 and a holistic eight-fold wellness model. Operates a dedicated "Heroes Heart" track for veterans, active military, and first responders, plus a Native American-focused treatment program.
Services and populations
- Genders served
- All genders (adults 18+)
- Specialties
- Substance use disorders, Dual diagnosis / co-occurring mental health conditions, Trauma and PTSD, Veterans, active military, and first responders (Heroes Heart program), Native American-focused addiction treatment
- Modalities
- EMDR, CBT, DBT, IFS (Internal Family Systems), CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy), Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), Family therapy, Yoga, Recreational therapy, Cold plunge, Massage, Horticultural therapy, Sound bath therapy
- Approximate published capacity
- 10
Admissions
- Typical length of stay
- Detox ~8 days (up to 10); residential 30 to 90 days
Insurance and payment
- Insurance listed
- Aetna, Cigna / Evernorth, TRICARE, TriWest (Veteran CCN), Multiplan, HealthSmart, Mines and Associates, First Health, Curative, Prime Health Services, Select Health, SilverSummit, CareSource, Molina Healthcare, Medicaid (Fidelis noted; other Medicaid/Medicare limited), OWCP, Cash / self-pay
Credentials and public record
- Accreditation
- The Joint Commission (Gold Seal of Approval)
- Public record
- Not yet checked
Location
- Address
- 2860 S Bronco St, Las Vegas, NV 89146
- County
- Clark County
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Sources
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Program website (accreditation announcement) · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Company press release · Source date Jun 24, 2026
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