Park Manor Recovery, reviewed.

The house takes six guests at most, and that number shapes the culture of the place. Days move at a deliberately slower rhythm: individual therapy at the center of each day, long stretches by the water, and a house quiet enough that the people caring for you know exactly how your week is going.

What distinguishes Park Manor clinically is the weight it gives the medical dimension of recovery. The model is built around physician-led medical oversight and individualized treatment plans, with senior clinicians on-site through the week. That structure suits guests arriving with sleep difficulties, cardiovascular concerns, or complex health histories alongside the addiction itself. The team is led by medical director Dr. Jose Toledo, MD, and clinical director Katherine Fannin,⁴with the program holding a CARF Three-Year Accreditation for residential treatment of integrated substance use and mental health, verifiable in CARF’s public provider directory.³

Aftercare planning starts on the first day. The team coordinates with outpatient providers in each guest’s home city and stays involved for ninety days after the stay ends, the window when the work matters most.

Park Manor shares its clinical leadership with Tikvah Lake Recovery, the six-guest lakefront estate in Sebring, a short drive south in the same corner of Highlands County. Dr. Toledo serves as medical director at both houses, and Katherine Fannin holds clinical leadership roles across the two.

That matters more than it might sound. Tikvah Lake has run the six-guest, physician-led residential model for years and holds a 4.5 rating across 84 Google reviews.² Park Manor is the same clinical playbook in a second house, which is why a program with ten reviews can carry more confidence than the count alone would earn. Our Tikvah Lake profile covers the sister estate in full.

Park Manor is the right call when addiction is the primary concern and the medical side of it deserves real attention: alcohol or opioid use with health complications underneath, a dual diagnosis where depression or anxiety rides along, or an executive arriving burned out as well as dependent. It suits people who do their best work one-on-one, and who will use the space in the day, the lake, the grounds, and the quiet as part of the recovery.

When the harder thing is mental health on its own, programs built specifically around mental-health-primary admissions are the better match, and our mental health retreat guide walks that field. And if a larger clinical campus with a bigger peer community is what helps you most, our Florida guide covers programs built at that scale.

Park Manor sits in the ultra-premium tier of our directory and does not publish a rate. The honest guidance is the direct route: the admissions team quotes a real figure once they understand the length of stay and the level of medical care involved. Some insurance is taken, and coverage is verified against your specific policy in the same conversation, so you know the full picture before you decide anything.

If you are weighing Park Manor against Tikvah Lake or another name, write to us. We are reachable in confidence, and if a different program is the better fit for your situation, we will say so.