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Precision Recovery · San Antonio

One Arrest Doesn’t Have to Write the Rest of Your Story.

Facing a felony DWI, a probation revocation or a licensing board? Precision Recovery is a medically supervised, closely monitored treatment program that gives you a real way forward, and gives the court a serious option besides prison.

Evening programsKeep your job while you get well
Works with your lawyerProgress reports and testimony
Joint Commission accreditedState-licensed outpatient care
Denton County Courthouse, Texas

Jail Doesn’t Treat the Problem. We Do.

The drinking that led to the arrest doesn’t stay behind at the courthouse. Our Felony DWI Intervention Program starts treatment now, before your case is resolved, and documents every step so your attorney can show the court real change, not promises.

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Four Things That Make the Difference

Support for your defense

We work alongside your attorney. Monitoring reports and, when appropriate, expert testimony show the court the work you’re putting in.

Protection for your license

Pilots, nurses, physicians, master plumbers, structural engineers, counselors and other licensed professionals get documentation of active recovery for their boards.

Monitoring you can prove

Randomized drug and alcohol testing twice a week by LC-MS, 24/7 remote monitoring, and weekly compliance reports to probation. Stricter than probation can manage on its own.

Counseling that goes deeper

Individual, group and family therapy that deals with what’s underneath the drinking, not just the drinking itself.

What Recovery Looks Like Here

Not a lecture. Not a checkbox. A team that shows up for you every week, and a plan built around your life.

Therapist taking notes during a counseling session

One-on-one counseling

Private sessions that get to why it started and what it will take to stop for good.

Individual therapy →
Adults gathered for a group conversation in a living room

A room that gets it

Group therapy with people walking the same road. Honest talk, real accountability.

Group therapy →
Father hugging his laughing daughter

Family back at the table

Family therapy that helps rebuild trust with the people who matter most.

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Program Schedule

Care steps down as you get stronger. A typical path looks like this:

Partial Hospitalization (PHP) · 6 weeks
Monday through Friday, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP) · 16 weeks
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Supportive Outpatient (SOP) · ongoing
Tuesday and Thursday, 6:00–8:00 p.m. With staff approval this can step down to once a week.

All times are San Antonio (Central) time. Evening hours let most people keep working while they're in treatment.

Rick Green, founder and CEO of Precision Recovery, in a courtroom at the Bexar County Courthouse
Leadership

Built for the People the System Is About to Give Up On

Precision Recovery is led by founder and CEO Rick Green. The idea behind it is simple: treat the whole person, document every step, and give judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys a better answer than another sentence.

Our team of licensed counselors and physicians works side by side with your legal team, so your recovery and your case move forward together.

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Insurance Accepted

We work with many insurance plans and handle the verification for you. You’ll know what’s covered and what you’ll owe before you start, and payment plans are available.

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For Attorneys

Represent clients charged with DWI or intoxication offenses? Refer them to a program that starts treatment before sentencing and keeps you informed with regular progress reports.

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Common Questions

Can treatment help me stay out of jail?

Nobody can promise a legal outcome. Courts and prosecutors do weigh genuine, documented rehabilitation, and our reports give your attorney clear evidence of the steps you’re taking.

Who do you accept?

People facing felony DWI charges, people on probation whose supervision is at risk of revocation, and licensed professionals facing a licensing board. We don’t take misdemeanor DWI cases unless a professional license is involved.

Do I have to stop working?

No. Our programs run in the evening so most people can keep their jobs.

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The Hardest Step Is the First One.

A DWI charge doesn’t have to define the rest of your life. Talk with our team, confidentially, about treatment, monitoring and the support your attorney can use.