At Jasper Grove Recovery, we believe that recovery begins with respect and continues with individualized, compassionate care. As a leading Indianapolis drug and alcohol rehab, we offer a full range of treatment services designed to meet clients where they are and support them through every stage of the recovery journey. Whether you’re taking your first step or returning for continued support, our dedicated team walks alongside you with clinical expertise and a deep commitment to your long-term wellness.
Our 72-bed center is located in the heart of Indianapolis, providing a supportive and structured environment for individuals navigating substance use and mental health challenges. We understand that healing doesn’t look the same for everyone. That’s why our approach is rooted in flexibility, dignity, and whole-person care. To make treatment more accessible, we proudly accept Indiana Medicaid. We are here to help you understand your coverage and get started without delay.
Jasper Grove Recovery is located at 6330 Digital Way in Indianapolis, just minutes from the I-465 beltway and the I-65 interchange, near West 71st Street. We serve people from all over Indiana, including:
Our admissions team is available 24/7, and transportation can be coordinated when needed. When someone is ready, we move quickly.
We tailor our care to meet people in the moment, cultivating bonds that lead to healthier futures and sustainable recovery.
Building a future where trusted and impactful care is accessible to every person, wherever they live.
Our work is guided by four core principles:
Humanity
We approach every individual with dignity and understanding.
Freedom
Recovery creates new possibilities. We support individuals in reclaiming autonomy over their lives.
Co-creation
Care is collaborative. Treatment plans are built with patients, not for them.
Supportive accountability
We show up consistently, hold ourselves responsible for outcomes, and help individuals build lasting stability.
These values are not statements on a wall. They shape how we speak, how we act, and how we treat people every day.
Substance use rarely exists alone. Trauma, anxiety, depression, housing instability, and family stress often intersect.
Jasper Grove Recovery provides integrated care that includes:
Recovery is not a single phase. It is a coordinated path, and we stay connected throughout that journey.
72-bed residential treatment center
24/7 admissions and transportation coordination
Indiana Medicaid accepted
Medical detox and inpatient care under one roof
Medication-assisted treatment available
Specialized programming for men, women, and veterans
Visitation allowed
Outside snacks permitted for comfort
Small details matter. Comfort, familiarity, and personal choice support stability, especially during vulnerable moments.
Our clinical team includes addiction medicine providers, licensed therapists, nurses, case managers, and recovery support professionals.
We are quick to respond. Grounded in our approach. Steady during a crisis. Clear communicators.
We believe skill and compassion should work together. When families call, they speak to real people who understand urgency and act accordingly.
Nicole Carter brings 20 years of experience in high-level management and human resources.
Darius has worked in the Addictions field for approximately eleven years in several different capacities.
Alvin Luster is a registered nurse and healthcare leader with extensive experience overseeing nursing operations and facility-wide clinical services in behavioral health and addiction treatment settings.
Located at 6330 Digital Way in Indianapolis, our campus provides a structured, supportive environment designed for focus and stability.
Therapy rooms, group spaces, and common areas are built for connection—not isolation. Our setting allows individuals to step away from daily triggers while staying close to their community.
Advanced treatment, conveniently nearby.
If you or someone you care about is considering treatment, our team is available 24/7 to answer questions and provide a confidential assessment.
We will listen. We will explain your options clearly. We will help you determine the safest next step.
Call 317.527.4529 to start your recovery today.
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Alvin Luster is a registered nurse and healthcare leader with extensive experience overseeing nursing operations and facility-wide clinical services in behavioral health and addiction treatment settings. Known for his calm, solutions-oriented approach, Alvin brings a strong blend of clinical expertise, operational leadership, and team development to his work.
He has served in senior nursing and executive leadership roles, managing staffing, policy development, onboarding, and performance improvement while ensuring compliance with state, federal, and accreditation requirements. Alvin is highly skilled in interdisciplinary collaboration and is deeply committed to patient safety, staff support, and efficient clinical operations.
With a background that spans nursing leadership, facility operations, and new program implementation, Alvin is passionate about building strong teams and systems that allow quality care to thrive, especially during periods of growth and change.
Dana Staker is a licensed mental health counselor with more than a decade of experience in behavioral healthcare, specializing in clinical leadership, program development, and comprehensive oversight across residential and outpatient settings. She has led multidisciplinary teams supporting adolescents, adults, and families, with a strong focus on trauma-informed, evidence-based care.
Throughout her career, Dana has held progressive leadership roles in behavioral health, overseeing clinical operations, staff supervision, budgeting, and quality improvement initiatives. She is well-versed in regulatory compliance and accreditation standards and brings a steady, organized approach to maintaining clinical excellence while supporting team growth.
Dana is particularly skilled in milieu management, family-centered treatment, and building programs that balance structure with compassion. Her leadership style emphasizes collaboration, accountability, and creating environments where both clients and clinicians can do their best work.
Nicole Carter brings 20 years of experience in high-level management and human resources. Over the past seven years, she has focused on serving the addiction population through executive and regional leadership roles. Well-versed in federal and state regulations, quality control, and compliance, Nicole is driven by a passion for creating positive workplaces where both staff and patients can thrive.
Darius Brannon, MSEd, LCAC, LICDC (OH), joined Recovery Centers of America (RCA) in December of 2021 as a Clinical Supervisor and promoted to Clinical Director in April 2022. Prior to joining RCA he worked at New Vista Outpatient Recovery Center (Opioid Treatment Center) as Program Director (2021), Program Manager of an Inpatient Detox Unit at an Acute Behavioral Health Hospital (Valle Vista) (2020-2021).
Darius has worked in the Addictions field for approximately eleven years in several different capacities including the Forensic Treatment Services Clinical Director of the Recovery Works Program for the State of Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA), Addictions Therapist at Edgewater Health (Gary, IN), Addictions Specialist at Regional Mental Health Center (East Chicago, IN). He also has 14 years’ experience in law enforcement as a Gary and Cincinnati Police Officer.
Darius earned his Master’s (2017) and Bachelor’s (20215) degree from Purdue University. He is a Licensed Clinical Addictions Counselor (LCAC) in Indiana and a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC) in Ohio.
Darius is very passionate about working with people who struggles with a substance use disorder and/or mental illness. He is a person in long-term recovery with over a decade of sobriety and enjoys speaking at recovery events and was featured in two public service announcements for recovery month and the know the O campaign.
Darius and his wife have four adult children between the two of them from prior marriages and two grandchildren. He enjoys working-out, reading, attending church services and taking long walks with his wife. Finally, Darius is strongly considering returning to school to pursue a MBA.