Substance Use Treatment in Jacksonville, NC
Individuals in need of addiction treatment or behavioral health services can soon access programming at the new Jacksonville outpatient program. Here, we provide full access to the recovery services that people need most, when they need it most. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, Trillium Health Resources (NC Medicaid) and a large variety of commercial insurance providers.
At the Jacksonville facility, we offer a variety of services including ACTT, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), partial hospitalization and outpatient treatment to safely treat addiction. Our team of master-level clinicians and therapists, as well as a wide array of evidence-based programs, will help individuals overcome some of the most difficult challenges of their lives.
Services in Jacksonville, NC include:
Available now:
- ACTT (Assertive Community Treatment Team) serving Onslow, Pender, Crave, Jones and Carteret counties
Coming soon:
- SACOT (partial hospitalization program)
- SAIOP (intensive outpatient program)
- Outpatient treatment
- Medication-assisted treatment
- Medication management
ACTT (Assertive Community Treatment Team)
Our Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) offers a “hospital without walls” program that delivers intensive behavioral health services directly in the community, ensuring care for those who may lack access to essential support. Our Jacksonville facility serves Onslow county.
ACTT is made up of a diverse team of professionals who provide customized services to address each client’s mental health, substance use, vocational and housing needs. By focusing on individuals with severe mental illness who are at high risk of psychiatric crises and impacted by various social determinants of health, ACTT enhances overall outcomes. Our team includes a psychiatrist, physician assistant, nursing staff, licensed team leaders, substance use clinicians, licensed therapists, vocational and housing specialists, as well as case managers.
We offer assistance with symptom management, independent living, competitive employment, housing support, and recovery from substance use and mental health challenges.
