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How We Treat

• Medically-Supervised Detox

  We evaluate every potential patient to determine if detox is a medically necessary first step. If it is, we help patients through the uncomfortable—and sometimes dangerous—process of detox with 24/7 supervision, medication as needed, and a full range of medical support.

• Inpatient Treatment Programs

  For those whose lives have become unmanageable due to an alcohol or substance use disorder, 24/7 support may be necessary. Patients commit to daily, in-person, on-campus treatment, including therapy, counseling, recovery activities, community support groups, and more. When they leave, they do so with practical sobriety skills and an aftercare plan for sustained recovery.

• Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)

  In IOP, patients receive intensive treatment for half a day while maintaining their work or school schedule. This level of care is a step down from Partial Hospitalization and is designed for those who need focused treatment but not the full-time commitment of a residential program.

• Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP)

  PHP programs allow patients to live at home while receiving the same level of daily support as a residential treatment program. They receive a full day of treatment but can sleep in their own bed at night. For those who need the rigor and intensity of an inpatient program but can’t live on-site, this level of care is ideal. We also offer sober living for those who prefer housing within a supportive, sober network.

• General Outpatient Programs (GOP)

  GOP is the least structured type of treatment we offer, designed to fit around our patients’ schedules. This level of care works for patients at both ends of the recovery journey, whether they’re just starting and may need more intensive treatment later, or stepping down as they approach the end of their clinical recovery phase.

• Opioid Treatment Program (Medication-Supported Recovery)

  MAT mitigates cravings and withdrawal symptoms as the first step. True recovery from opioid addiction follows detox, combining medication and therapy. Our MAT program provides maintenance and medically supervised withdrawal, aiming for long-term abstinence through therapy and group support. For patients who’ve previously relapsed, medications like Methadone, Suboxone® (Buprenorphine), and Vivitrol® (Naltrexone) can be critical. We respect our patients’ choices and work with them to create the best possible treatment plan.

• Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT)

  OBOT is a life-saving outpatient treatment for people with Opioid Use Disorders. Physician-monitored Suboxone® programs include individual therapy, group counseling, addiction education, and community support. These programs allow patients to receive Medication-Assisted Treatment in settings outside of federally regulated methadone clinics.

• Transitional Housing

  Transitional housing offers a stable environment to help you maintain the momentum of your recovery after completing inpatient treatment. By providing a safe and supportive space, it bridges the gap between intensive care and returning to your home, which may not always be conducive to recovery. This type of housing ensures that the structure and social support you had during treatment continues, reducing the risk of relapse and encouraging lasting success.

• Case Management

  Our Case Managers support patients in critical life areas such as medical/behavioral health, social connection, education, vocation, housing, financial responsibility, and family stability. Their role is vital in ensuring overall health and wellness.

• Peer Support

  Peer Support Specialists, often in recovery themselves, encourage personal development, foster independence, and help patients develop skills for self-guided recovery. They act as role models, empathize with patients, share experiences, advocate, and help patients connect with family, peers, and treatment teams.

• Alumni Programs

  Through our Fellowship meetings, events, activities, and Fellowship App, we foster bonds with our alumni, reinforcing the recovery tools learned in treatment. We embrace all paths of recovery and encourage community within our Fellowship, sharing resources and supporting the broader community through gratitude and shared experiences.