FAQ

We provide comprehensive addiction treatment services including medical detox, residential treatment, outpatient care, dual diagnosis treatment, counseling, peer support, and recovery housing.

Yes, we provide medically supervised detox services to help patients safely manage withdrawal symptoms from drugs and alcohol in a supportive environment.

Residential treatment allows patients to stay in a structured recovery environment while receiving therapy, medical support, and personalized addiction treatment services.

Yes, we offer outpatient treatment programs that provide therapy, counseling, and ongoing recovery support while allowing patients to continue daily responsibilities.

Dual diagnosis treatment addresses both substance abuse and co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar disorder at the same time.

Yes, we provide mental health treatment services including therapy, psychiatric support, trauma therapy, and treatment for anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions.

We offer individual counseling, group therapy, trauma therapy, and substance abuse counseling to support long-term recovery and mental wellness.

Yes, our trauma therapy services help patients process traumatic experiences and develop healthy coping strategies during recovery.

Peer recovery support connects individuals with trained peer specialists who provide mentorship, encouragement, and guidance throughout the recovery journey.

Yes, we help connect patients with medication-assisted treatment services to support recovery from opioid and alcohol addiction.

Recovery housing provides a stable, supportive, and substance-free living environment designed to help individuals maintain sobriety during recovery.

Yes, we offer recovery housing and sober living support to help individuals transition successfully into long-term recovery.

Our recuperative care services provide supportive residential care for individuals recovering from medical conditions, substance use disorders, or mental health challenges.

Recovery on the Move is our mobile outreach program that delivers support services, meals, hygiene supplies, harm reduction resources, and recovery assistance directly into the community.

TRIPP stands for Transportation + Relationship to Improve Post-Discharge Placements and provides trauma-informed transportation support for individuals transitioning into recovery care.

Our drop-in center offers recovery groups, meals, showers, laundry access, wound care and supportive community events.

Yes, our harm reduction services help reduce health risks associated with substance use while connecting individuals to treatment and recovery resources.

Yes, our community health services include resource coordination, health education, and connections to medical and behavioral healthcare providers.

Yes, we work with community healthcare providers to connect patients with primary care, psychiatric care, dental care, and additional medical services.

Yes, we specialize in treating co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders through integrated treatment plans.

Our holistic recovery services may include fitness programs, nutrition support, wellness education, and therapies focused on improving physical and mental well-being.

Yes, we offer family support resources and recovery education to help loved ones better understand and support the recovery process.

We use evidence-based therapies including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed counseling, group therapy, and peer support services.

Yes, we provide ongoing peer support, community resources, housing assistance, and recovery guidance to help individuals maintain long-term sobriety.

Yes, we provide alcohol addiction treatment services including detox, counseling, therapy, and long-term recovery support.

Yes, we offer opioid addiction treatment services including detox support, medication-assisted treatment coordination, counseling, and recovery housing.

Our programs combine addiction treatment, mental health services, peer support, housing assistance, medical coordination and community support for a full continuum of care.