You Served Us. Here’s How We Serve You.
At Veterans Recovery Resources, we work with you to take a look at your life as a whole and the areas that you may want to change. This approach may be different from what you have experienced before. We call this an inter-disciplinary, blended or whole-health approach. It means our team of providers who work with you, also work together to provide the best possible care. Our team meets weekly to discuss every client at Veterans Recovery Resources and how we can help you achieve your health and lifestyle goals.
We also offer the services below to families, caregivers and survivors. We accept a wide range of insurance and private pay options, even if a Veteran enrolled with the VA is not directly seeking services.
Primary Medical Care
If the body isn’t healthy, it’s harder to enjoy a healthy spirit. So our medical team offers primary medical care, including physical examinations, medication management, and a host of other services. Most importantly, our medical care is performed with the awareness of Veterans’ unique healthcare challenges. By knowing what to look for, we know better how to treat your needs.
Learn MoreIndividual & Group Counseling
We believe that healthy relationships are vital to robust mental wellness. With that always in mind, our one-on-one efforts provide the foundation for a comprehensive approach to mental wellness. Our staff, Veterans themselves, understands the unique issues Veterans face. That way, we can guide you and provide answers to better take on the challenges of day-to-day life.
Learn MorePeer Support
Veterans, their families, and their friends all share common bonds of experience. In groups dedicated to specific topics, you can learn from others, support others, and see how to create a more positive, hopeful path through community. As a Veteran, you are part of something larger. We make sure you feel a sense of belonging and security, a place where the healing can begin.
Learn MorePhysical Therapy
Veterans often measure self-esteem by their usefulness and productivity. So when service-related issues impair work or merely daily living, it can be demoralizing. Our physical therapy is designed to help Veterans in their return to work and life. And, in turn, return to a sense of purpose and meaning.
Learn MoreCare for Families
Families serve too. Our health services are available for family members, caregivers and survivors as well as support, information and opportunities to serve.
Learn MoreOccupational Therapy
Help adjusting to chronic health conditions to make it easier to participate in daily life activities that are meaningful to you for overall improved health and wellness.
Learn MoreCommunity Engagement
A Veteran is never alone, no matter what. It’s time to commit to a new mission in life, with a renewed sense of belonging and involvement in our community.
Learn MoreWould you like us to call you?
Fill out our Interest Form and one of our professionals will reach out to you directly.
A Complete Description of Our Program:
Veterans Recovery Resources offers a comprehensive continuum of professional and peer-based services for military services members. This PDF provides a detailed description of all the services we currently offer.
Business Hours:
Our clinic at 1156 Springhill Avenue is currently closed in accordance with community-wide recommendations by Alabama and local health officials.
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Appointments outside these times may be available on a case by case basis.
Business hours will evolve over time.
After-hours:
Behavioral:
Veteran Peer Support Line:
Talk to another Veteran. Free, confidential, 24/7,
Veteran-run. 1-855-838-8255 or chat, text, email.
https://www.vets4warriors.com/
National Veterans Crisis Line:
For emotional crisis, requiring a licensed clinician
1-800-273-8255 (and Press 1).
https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/get-help/hotline
Medical:
Nurse’s Help Line:
Clients receiving primary care at Veterans Recovery Resources with an after-hours medical concern may call
251-990-8860.
http://baymedicalfamilypractice.com/
(Reference VRR and Dr. Yonge).
Call 911 for a medical emergency.