Welcome

DAKOTA COUNTY RECEIVING CENTER, INC.  is located in Hastings, Minnesota on the scenic grounds of the Minnesota Veteran's Home campus.  The two Detox units and Cochran Programs are components of this corporation.

                                                           DETOX

DETOX is a sub-acute medical detoxification center benefiting the eleven county metropolitan area and numerous counties surrounding Crow Wing County in Minnesota.  The Detox Centers serve male and female patients, ages twelve and older, in two staffed units, one in Hastings, and one in Brainerd, MN.  The average length of stay for most patients is two to three days.

                               Cochran Substance Abuse Treatment Sevices

Cochran Services for Men is a 56 bed halfway house, ages 18 and older.  This program is ideal for individuals who have received primary treatment services and need to develop independent living skills while stabilizing their recovery.  We offer issue-specific men's groups, workshops, financial planning, transportation and adult education seminars.  Our goal is for the client to become secure in their recovery and to be self-sufficient.

COCHRAN RECOVERY PROGRAM is a 24-bed Residential MI/CD Treatment Program that serves both males and females over the age of 18 with chemical dependency and mental health issues.  This program is designed to assist in the patient's efforts to develop a chemical-free life style and integrate emotional health into their recovery.

Cochran Services for Men, Cochran Services for Women and Cochran Recovery Program provide medication supervision by licensed personnel.  We accept dual-diagnosed clients who are stabilized via medication and on-going therapy.  We provide on and off-site mental health therapy structured to meet the individual's needs.  We are able to provide a full range of substance abuse disorder services which allows on-campus case-management to meet clients changing needs.

Dakota County Receiving Center, Inc. is licensed by the State of Minnesota, Department of Human Services and by the Minnesota Department of Health.