Rehab for drug addiction Florida

Palm Bay OP MAT: methadone and buprenorphine on a federally certified OTP

Central Florida Treatment Center - Palm Bay OP MAT is a private for-profit house. Licenses include the state substance-use agency, the department of health, the Joint Commission, a SAMHSA OTP certificate, and the DEA. Ages are young adults, adults, and seniors. Spanish is on the language line.

Opioid medicines used in treatment are methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone. The house both administers alcohol medication and accepts alcohol MAT written elsewhere. A recovery coach sits on the support line. Payment assistance is printed, with a note to check the facility for details.

Houses that write buprenorphine without the OTP stamp

The Palm Bay OTP is the methadone house on this page. Methadone maintenance and buprenorphine maintenance sit together on a federally certified OTP. Ancillary lines there include case management, HIV early intervention, social-skills development, and suicide-prevention services.

Foundations Wellness Center writes buprenorphine but not methadone. Valiant Recovery writes buprenorphine detox and maintenance without the OTP stamp that Palm Bay carries.

Recovery Village and Valiant on the withdrawal row

The withdrawal row at Recovery Village names alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamine, and opioids, with medication used during it. Care includes adult serious mental illness. Settings run hospital inpatient, residential detox, short-term residential, and outpatient naltrexone. Opioid tools include a federally certified OTP, buprenorphine detox and maintenance, naltrexone, and lofexidine or clonidine.

Valiant Recovery lists the same five-substance withdrawal row with medication. It writes buprenorphine detox and maintenance, naltrexone, and lofexidine or clonidine, and it will take MAT written somewhere else. Testing there is breathalyzer or blood alcohol plus a urine screen. Recovery support is housing and employment counseling.

Foundations Wellness Center: outpatient plus a halfway-house line

Foundations Wellness Center is outpatient, day treatment, intensive outpatient, and regular outpatient. Care includes a halfway house or sober home and treatment for adult serious mental illness. It is private for-profit with the Joint Commission. Opioid tools include buprenorphine maintenance, naltrexone for relapse prevention, MAT written elsewhere, and lofexidine or clonidine detoxification. Spanish is listed.

Transition House Inc is 24-hour residential, long-term and short-term. It treats substance use and adult serious mental illness. Licenses include the Joint Commission and a SAMHSA OTP certificate. It prescribes buprenorphine and naltrexone and accepts MAT written elsewhere. A recovery coach, housing, and employment counseling sit on that card.

Transformations by the Gulf adds intensive outpatient and short-term residential to day treatment. It administers alcohol medication and writes buprenorphine maintenance plus naltrexone. The Joint Commission is on the license.

Oral fluid, urine, HIV, HBV, and HCV on the Palm Bay card

Palm Bay tests oral fluid and urine, then HIV, STD, TB, HBV, and HCV. Assessment includes a mental-health assessment, a substance-use assessment, interim services, outreach, a medical history and physical, and screens for tobacco, substance use, and mental disorders. Discharge planning, naloxone education, and a follow-up after discharge sit on the transitional line.

Foundations Wellness Center tests with a breathalyzer or blood alcohol test and a urine screen. Approaches there are CBT, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, substance use counseling, trauma-related counseling, and 12-step facilitation.

Adult women, pregnant women, and forensic clients at the OTP

Discharge planning and naloxone education sit with aftercare on the Recovery Village card, plus a follow-up after discharge. Recovery support is self-help groups, housing, a recovery coach, and a peer. Testing there adds metabolic syndrome monitoring to the HIV, STD, TB, HBV, and HCV row.

Palm Bay prints federal or government funding, Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, private insurance, cash, a state-financed plan other than Medicaid, and SAMHSA block grants, plus payment assistance. Foundations Wellness Center and Recovery Village both print TRICARE, private insurance, and cash, without the Medicaid line Palm Bay carries.

Federal funding, Medicaid, and TRICARE at Palm Bay

Recovery Village takes young adults, adults, and seniors. Programs there are co-occurring mental and substance use disorders, co-occurring pain, and trauma. Ancillary lines include case management, HIV early intervention, mental-health services, transportation, and suicide-prevention services. It is private for-profit.

Palm Bay lists adult women, pregnant and postpartum women, adult men, and forensic clients other than DUI. Foundations Wellness Center lists young adults, adult women, pregnant and postpartum women, veterans, military families, HIV, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and trauma, then self-help groups, housing, and aftercare on the same card.

Valiant Recovery lists adult women, adult men, seniors, veterans, active-duty military, military families, forensic clients, HIV, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and trauma. Hospital inpatient, residential detox, long-term residential, and intensive outpatient sit on that one license. The Joint Commission is on the wall. It is private for-profit.

Palm Bay, Transition House, and the Umatilla campus

Palm Bay holds the OTP. Transition House Inc lists Spanish, then breathalyzer or blood alcohol testing, urine, HIV, STD, and TB. Aftercare, discharge planning, and naloxone education sit on that transitional line. Approaches include anger management, brief intervention, CBT, motivational interviewing, and 12-step facilitation. Ancillary lines include domestic-violence services, HIV early intervention, and suicide-prevention services.

DCF funds detoxification, treatment, and recovery support through community providers, with residential and outpatient levels set by how severe the addiction is.