Inpatient addiction treatment services provide for treatment care in an overnight setting for inpatient detoxification. Besides comfortable overnight accommodations, patients are provided with meals and can take advantage of the patients' lounge, exercise equipment, group activity, therapy sessions, and other amenities.

Medically monitored substance use detoxification.

Provides ambulatory and inpatient medically supervised assistance and support for individuals who are physically dependent on substances during the withdrawal period.

Provides inpatient substance use disorder treatment including detoxification.

Outpatient program provides medical assessment, counseling services and medication (methadone) to assist opioid dependent adults to achieve stability and recovery.

Program is for individuals addicted to opioids such as heroin, morphine, or prescription medications. All clients are required to undergo random urine drug screen and participate in intensive counseling sessions and other recovery activities.

Provides a short-term psychiatric/substance use disorder crisis stabilization program. Services can include assessment, medical evaluation, case management, counseling, medications, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), withdrawal management (detox), educational groups, referral and linkage to other community services. Program is designed to keep someone in a crisis from escalating into a possible arrest and possible involvement of the justice system. Staff work with the individual to stabilize the symptoms and connect or reconnect to ongoing care. Detoxification from drugs is offered if needed.

Provides the staff and resources and programs that promote lifelong relapse prevention. They have fully qualified threrpists who have undergone extensive training in addiction treatment to provide the level of care needed.

Provides inpatient and outpatient detoxification for those with substance use disorder problems. Can be for narcotics and/or alcohol.

Used as a harm-reduction model and evidence based treatment for patients who already suffer from opioid use disorder. Goals include: 1. A decrease symptoms of opioid use disorder (such as illicit opioid use) 2. Decreased mortality 3. Reductions in criminal activity. MAT is offered in conjunction with psychosocial supports, which may include: 1. Alcohol and Other Drugs of Abuse counseling ; 2. Psychotherapy ; 3. Referral to social services such as employment and education assistance. The APDS Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) curriculum is designed in four phases: • Phase One - Evaluation/Stabilization (Weekly: 3 days of IOP counseling, 1 individual session (non-group day), and medical visit to include UDS) • Phase Two – Education/Implementation (Weekly: 3 days of IOP counseling, 1 individual session (non-group day), and medical visit to include UDS) can change to 1 Individual every other week • Phase Three – Transition (Weekly: One (1) 90 minute IOP group counseling session, 1 individual session (non-group day), and medical visit to include UDS) • Phase Four - Maintenance (Bi-weekly: 1 individual session, required to meet Medical requirements while in maintenance phase, group attendance not required but may attend group for additional support when needed)

ORH Certified Men's and Women's recovery housing.

Residential Detoxification is a sub-acute inpatient program for adult men and women. Registered nurses staff this program and the facility 24 hours-a-day. Counselors provide referral to the next level of care. Outpatient Detoxification provides the same daytime services 7 days a week, allowing patients to reside in their homes.

Program is for individuals addicted to opioids such as heroin, morphine, or prescription medications. All clients are required to undergo random urine drug screen and participate in intensive counseling sessions and other recovery activities.

Offers medical evaluation and assessment for withdrawal from alcohol or other drugs, and provides detoxification to medically stabilize a patient during withdrawal.

Provides comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction recovery services including assessments, counseling, outpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, and integrated care.

Provides inpatient and outpatient detoxification for those with substance use disorder problems. Can be for narcotics and/or alcohol.

Provides comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction recovery services including assessments, counseling, outpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, and intensive outpatient programs.

Provides a 16-bed, medically managed, inpatient detoxification facility for alcohol and benzodiazepines (which include: Xanax, Klonopin, Tranxene, Linrium, Valium, and Ativan).

Medication assisted treatment, with evidence based couseling for those who are dependant on Opiates.

Offers medical detox and inpatient treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders.

Inpatient addiction treatment services provide for treatment care in an overnight setting for inpatient detoxification. Besides comfortable overnight accommodations, patients are provided with meals and can take advantage of the patients' lounge, exercise equipment, group activity, therapy sessions, and other amenities.

Residential Detoxification is a sub-acute inpatient program for adult men and women. Registered nurses staff this program and the facility 24 hours-a-day. Counselors provide referral to the next level of care. Outpatient Detoxification provides the same daytime services 7 days a week, allowing patients to reside in their homes.

Provides comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction recovery services including assessments, counseling, outpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, and intensive outpatient treatment.

Provides a supervised, structured outpatient treatment program for those with substance dependency. Services include: recovery planning, counseling, support and education. Will provide outpatient opioid detoxification if the client is assessed to need it (non-narcotic medication may be administered to treat the symptoms of withdrawal). Clients will be required to also attend AA meetings, or other 12-step community support programs. Support and counseling are offered to family members of the individual in treatment. Can incorporate counseling for dual diagnosis.