Our Programs
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services
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Group therapy with patients who share similar problems with substance use disorders
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Individual counseling to provide personalized attention to your care plan
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The family in the evaluation and treatment process from beginning to end
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Working with your employer, EAP, or monitoring organization when requested
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Treatment of Co-occurring disorders
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Family Component
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Medication-Assisted Recovery
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Group Model of Treatment complemented by Individual Counseling
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Aftercare includes Post-Residential (Post-Inpatient treatment)
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DOT and FAA compliant treatment
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Dual Diagnosis (substance use disorder with a co-occurring psychiatric condition)
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FAA compliant evaluations and treatment for pilots and other safety-sensitive aviation personnel
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DOT compliant evaluations and treatment for safety sensitive personnel regulated by the Department of Transportation, or monitored by SAP
Medication Assisted Recovery
For patients requiring detoxification, our Medical Director is dually board certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine, and provides expertise in outpatient detoxification when appropriate. There is a full range of outpatient treatment services available, including:
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Benzodiazepines
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Alcohol – detoxification and medication-assisted relapse prevention
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ASAM Level 2 Treatment Services
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Alcohol detox may require hospitalization, but if meeting criteria can be detoxed on an outpatient basis
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Benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium, etc.)
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Opioids, such as painkillers: Oxycontin, Percocet, Roxicodone, as well as Heroin may be detoxed on buprenorphine with naloxone or buprenorphine if pregnant.
Residential, In-Patient and Out-Patient
Residential Care
A structured program providing an intensive, individualized plan of recovery for severely addicted individuals and high-risk offenders needing a more structured environment.
Duration of stay is variable and designed to meet the needs individualized needs of the individual.
Day/Outpatient Care
A structured program of day or evening sessions for the functioning individual who is able to maintain abstinence with professional support. Day treatment sessions are 6 hours daily. Intensive Outpatient sessions are 3-hour sessions at least three times weekly. Outpatient sessions are up to 8 hours weekly. A minimum of 12 weeks of continuing care is provided after completion of primary treatment.
