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Inside the GRC

What To Expect at the Glick Recovery Campus

Learn what guests can expect and how our team works to create a welcoming, supportive environment focused on hope and recovery.

Glick Recovery Campus Exterior

Building Exterior


The Glick Recovery Campus is conveniently located in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood at 2322 E. 22nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, and is easily accessible by both highway and public transit. 

Streetview of the Glick Recovery Campus Exterior

Streetview of the Building Exterior

The Glick Recovery Campus was built with the community in mind, accessible by public transit. The nearest bus stop is across the street: E. 22nd Street and Central Avenue West.

Front Entrance
 of Glick Recovery Campus

Front Entrance


In Cuyahoga County, the Glick Recovery Campus is the place for immediate, compassionate, and specialized care for individuals experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Lobby of Glick Recovery Campus

Lobby

The welcoming lobby fills with natural light, setting a tone of warmth, compassion, and healing from the moment guests arrive.

Crisis Receiving Center
 in Glick Recovery Campus

Crisis Recovery Center


Featuring a living room model and comfortable recliners, the Crisis Recovery Area offers immediate, compassionate care in a welcoming environment where individuals can find comfort, stability, and support during life’s most challenging moments.

Stabilization Lounge
 in Glick Recovery Campus

Stabilization Lounge


The stabilization lounge offers a calm, supportive space where guests can begin to heal with the goal of returning home within 23 hours or transitioning to a higher level of care if needed.

Stabilization Room
 in Glick Recovery Campus

Stabilization Room


Each private stabilization room at the Glick Recovery Campus is designed with comfort and dignity in mind, offering guests a safe, restorative space to begin their path to healing.

Opening in January 2027

We are proud to introduce the new Rosary Hall Withdrawal Management Unit at the Glick Recovery Campus, created in partnership with the Sisters of Charity Health System. Designed to provide help the moment it is needed, this unit connects you to Rosary Hall Outpatient services, residential, and community support all in one convenient location.

Here, you will find an elevated level of integrated care. Our combined team of medical, psychiatric, behavioral health, and peer support professionals works together to guide you through stabilization and into long-term recovery.

What Rosary Hall Withdrawal Management Unit will offer:

  • 24/7 Medical Care: A 12-bed unit providing round-the-clock nursing and daily medical provider visits.
  • Comprehensive Treatment: Support for active withdrawal and acute intoxication from alcohol, stimulants, opioids, and novel substances.
  • Therapy & Connection: Group and individual therapy alongside peer support specialists who understand the recovery journey.
  • Medications for Addiction Recovery: A strong focus on safely starting medications for opioid use disorder.

Your journey doesn’t end when you leave the unit. Once you stabilize, we will smoothly transition you to residential or outpatient services to ensure you have continuous, long-term support.

We’re Here When You Need Us

The Glick Recovery Campus is conveniently located in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood at 2322 E. 22nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, and is easily accessible by both highway and public transit. The nearest bus stop is across the street: E. 22nd Street and Central Avenue West.

We are open 24/7, starting on September 28, 2026.

At the Glick Recovery Campus, care is always within reach. We will be open 24/7 because crises can happen at any time.

If you walk in on your own, arrive with a loved one, or are brought by first responders, you are always met with compassion, calm, and immediate support. Every person is welcomed and connected to the care they need.

In Crisis?

For Suicide Prevention, Mental Health/Addiction Crisis, Information, and Referrals: CALL or TEXT the 24/7 hotline 9-8-8.
Emergencies that requires police, fire department, or an ambulance: CALL 9-1-1

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