Peak State Recovery Center is set to break ground on its newest outpatient addiction treatment facility in Bryant, Arkansas, on Monday, November 18, 2026. The project will link the organization’s 44‑bed Paron campus with three levels of outpatient care, creating a seamless continuum of services for adults seeking recovery without the need for full‑time residence.
Location and Facility Details
The new center will be located at 1904 Evans Loop in Bryant. Designed to serve as a foundational starting point for adults who need treatment but do not require a residential setting, the facility will accommodate 30 to 40 clients at a time. Each client can expect at least 20 hours of daytime treatment each week, with intensive outpatient care scheduled for three hours a day, three days a week. A weekly group program will also be available for adults who need fewer visits.
Community Need and Support
Saline Memorial Hospital’s 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment found that 36 % of respondents believed the hospital and its community partners should focus on improving substance‑misuse services. In 2024, eleven Saline County residents died from drug overdoses, according to CDC data compiled by Aspire Arkansas. The new center directly addresses these concerns by expanding access to evidence‑based treatment and recovery resources.
Whole‑Person Approach
Peak State emphasizes a whole‑person approach that blends clinical care with complementary services such as yoga, guided meditation, infrared saunas and massage chairs. The organization describes the environment as warm and welcoming, centered on personal empowerment and community support beyond the treatment period.
Transportation and Housing Assistance
To remove barriers to care, Peak State offers transportation from any location within the state. For clients who need temporary housing, the center plans to establish stable accommodation to help individuals navigate early recovery, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to long‑term success.
Local Leaders Join the Groundbreaking
State Representative RJ Hawk, Bryant Mayor Christ Treat, and other community leaders will provide remarks at the groundbreaking ceremony, underscoring the project’s importance to the region’s health and economic vitality.
Background on Peak State
In July 2025, the family‑owned center opened a 44‑bed campus in the former Paron school, offering 12 medical detox beds and 32 residential treatment beds for adults. The new outpatient facility expands that footprint, allowing the organization to serve more individuals while maintaining a focus on holistic, faith‑aligned care.
Contact Information
For more information about the upcoming facility, services, or how to support the initiative, contact Peak State Recovery at 501‑209‑3764.
Original reporting: KATV Little Rock (local) — read the source article.
