Rolling Hills Recovery Center Begins Construction on New 'Wellness Hills' Facility for Holistic Mental Health Care

Rolling Hills Recovery Center (RHRC) today announced that crews have broken ground on Wellness Hills, a 7,800-square-foot lower-level build-out at the organization's existing campus in Chester.
Rolling Hills Recovery Center (RHRC) [https://www.rollinghillsrecoverycenter.com/] today announced that crews have broken ground on Wellness Hills, a 7,800-square-foot lower-level build-out at the organization's existing campus in Chester. The project marks the next step in RHRC's long-term plan to broaden access to integrative mental-health and addiction services in northern New Jersey while preserving the center's tranquil, small-town setting.

Slated for completion in early 2026 (official opening date to be confirmed), Wellness Hills will enlarge RHRC's footprint by nearly 40 percent, creating dedicated space for high-acuity Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient (OP) tracks. New clinical areas are designed around RHRC's holistic model and will feature light-filled group-therapy suites, a mindfulness studio, and an exterior terrace for movement and meditation sessions.

"Wellness Hills reflects our belief that recovery flourishes when mind, body, and spirit are treated as one," said Laura Riley, LCADC, Clinical Director. "With this expansion we can offer specialized care without asking clients to sacrifice the close-knit atmosphere they trust."

Specialized therapies and programs

Wellness Hills will introduce equine-assisted therapy in partnership with a nearby rescue stable, broaden RHRC's evidence-based trauma program as part of its comprehensive approach to trauma therapy and addiction treatment, and add nutrition and expressive-arts labs. A new wellness corridor will house yoga, breath-work, and low-stim sensory rooms, advancing RHRC's commitment to individualized care.

The facility will also strengthen support for veterans, first responders, health-care professionals, and those with dual diagnoses, populations that have long been a focus of the center's clinical team. Michael Levy, Executive Director, noted, "These communities face unique barriers to treatment. Expanding on-site services ensures they can begin recovery close to home and in an environment that honors their experiences."

Integration with community resources

Though the press release centers on construction, RHRC remains attentive to ongoing community needs. Alongside the build-out, RHRC continues to provide resources for anyone seeking an alcoholism treatment center [https://www.rollinghillsrecoverycenter.com/addiction-info/rehab-guide], connecting families to detox options and medically supported relapse-prevention planning.

About Rolling Hills Recovery Center

Founded in 2020 and accredited by The Joint Commission, Rolling Hills Recovery Center is a leading drug and alcohol detox treatment center in New Jersey [https://www.rollinghillsrecoverycenter.com/addiction-info/new-jersey/alcohol-detox-rehab-nj], offering personalized residential and outpatient services for substance-use and co-occurring disorders. Located at 425 Main Street, Chester, the center pairs evidence-based medicine with complementary practices to deliver high-quality, compassionate, and cost-effective care. Its multidisciplinary team provides medical detox, medication-assisted treatment, cognitive-behavioral therapy, family programming, and holistic wellness - positioning RHRC among the most comprehensive drug treatment programs in New Jersey.

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