Railroad work means long, irregular hours, time away from home, and safety-critical responsibility — a combination that makes it both easy to develop a substance use problem and dangerous to ignore one. Federal safety rules around railroad employees can also make people afraid to come forward. We can help you understand your actual options.
We coordinate around irregular and unpredictable schedules, and we can help you think through how FMLA and any applicable safety program requirements intersect with treatment, so you're making decisions with real information.
Confidential by default
Your care is protected under HIPAA. We never disclose that you're a client, or any detail of your treatment, without your written consent — period.
Flexible levels of care
From medical detox and residential to PHP, IOP, and outpatient, we build a plan around your real schedule, not a one-size-fits-all program.
Built around railroad workers
We coordinate around irregular and unpredictable schedules, and we can help you think through how FMLA and any applicable safety program requirements intersect with treatment, so you're making decisions with real information.
Job security support
We help you understand and document FMLA and state leave options so you can focus on treatment instead of worrying about your position.
Worried about your job while you're in treatment?
FMLA and many state laws can protect your job while you get help. See exactly what applies where you live and work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep working while I'm in treatment?
Many railroad workers can. We coordinate around irregular and unpredictable schedules, and we can help you think through how FMLA and any applicable safety program requirements intersect with treatment, so you're making decisions with real information.
How private is treatment at Reform Recovery?
Your treatment is confidential and protected under HIPAA. We never disclose that you're a client, or any details of your care, without your written consent — not to your railroad, not to coworkers, not to anyone.
Do you work with railroad employees?
Yes. We regularly work with railroad workers — conductors, engineers, maintenance crew, or dispatchers — and tailor scheduling and communication to fit irregular shifts and safety-sensitive requirements.
Admissions is confidential and available 24/7. Let's talk through what treatment could look like around your job.
844-R-REFORMReform Recovery Center is an independent addiction treatment provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Railroad Workers. This page is provided for general informational purposes for employees who may work there.