The TriHealth Alcohol and Drug Treatment Program provides individuals who are at risk of losing their families, careers, health and themselves an opportunity to learn how to overcome their alcohol and drug disorder, restore their lives and maintain their recovery.
The TriHealth Drug and Alcohol Treatment Program best serves individuals who can benefit from receiving treatment in either a day or evening intensive outpatient program while carrying on regular activities. It can follow any detoxification program. If residential treatment is needed, we will assist with a referral to a residential program and provide the follow-up care.
Day and evening intensive outpatient services are held at our Blue Ash location - 4410 Carver Woods Drive Suite 206 Cincinnati, Ohio 45242.
Group sessions are held Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Intensive outpatient groups focus on:
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Our outpatient program can include medication-assisted treatment. In some cases, we prescribe medications to patients to treat mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms on an outpatient basis, and/or assist with recovery. Our medications can help treat addictions to drugs including alcohol and opiates such as heroin. Read more >
Depending on the situation, TriHealth’s Bethesda Alcohol and Drug Treatment outpatient program can include medication-assisted treatment.
Medications are prescribed to patients who agree to participate in Bethesda’s Intensive Outpatient Program.
Suboxone
Suboxone has been proven effective in those recovering from addiction to opiates, including prescription medications and heroin. The medication is effective for:
This treatment has been endorsed by the state of Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and recognized by most major insurance companies.
Additional Medications
Other medications that are used to treat withdrawal and support recovery for alcohol and drug addiction are available in the program as prescribed by Medical Director, Ismail Badran, MD.
One part of our treatment program includes HealthRHYTHMS, which has proven to be an effective communication, relaxation and therapeutic tool for groups.
Participants gather in a circle and use various percussion instruments to follow a beat. No musical experience is necessary.
HealthRHYTHMS is a research-based life enhancement tool which our patients continually review positively. Watch this video to see how the program works, as demonstrated by our staff members.
One year of volunteer-led continuing care is provided at no additional cost as a form of maintenance and support after IOP treatment is complete.
At an additional cost, counselor-led continuing care is provided at Good Samaritan. It is intended for impaired professionals. The support group meets once a week for a length of time to be determined at an additional cost.
There are several options available for those seeking help from the TriHealth Drug and Alcohol Treatment program.
Please call us and we will work with your insurance company and guide you through the possibilities, based on your financial situation.