Kinnic Falls Inc

Mental Health • River Falls, WI • Since 1972

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Kinnic Falls Inc is a nonprofit residential substance use disorder treatment and recovery organization based in River Falls, Wisconsin (founded 1972). They offer evidence-based programs for adults addressing alcohol, drugs, prescription medications, and co-occurring mental health conditions, including extended residential treatment, relapse prevention, life skills development, and sober housing. The 52-bed campus provides therapeutic counseling, group support, and recreational programming to support lasting sobriety and reintegration into family, work, and community life. Headquarters and main operating site: 900 S Orange St / 902 S Orange St, River Falls, WI 54022. Contact: info@kinnicfalls.org; phone: 800-525-4712 or (715) 426-5950.

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Clinic Type

Mental Health

Address

River Falls, Wisconsin

Phone

1-800-525-4712

Email

info@kinnicfalls.org

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://kinnicfalls.org/

Services Offered

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Team

Kinnic Falls team — Staff

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FAQs

What is Kinnic Falls’ approach to recovery?

Kinnic Falls offers Low Intensity Residential Treatment and sober housing to bridge the gap after primary treatment, providing structured support, 12-step integration, and community-based recovery.

What is The Gerber House?

The Gerber House is a sober house where long-term clients apply recovery skills in real-world settings, can stay up to 6 months, and work toward independent living.

What programming is provided weekly?

Over 15 hours of programming are provided per week.

How can I hire clients for spot jobs?

Contact info@kinnicfalls.org or (715) 426-5950 to discuss temporary work opportunities such as gardening, moving, yard cleanup, etc.

Does Kinnic Falls offer information on extended care options?

Yes. They describe Low Intensity Residential Treatment as addressing the recovery gap after discharge from primary treatment and provide information on extended care options.