Substance Use Disorder Outpatient Treatment

Treatment Services

• Substance abuse treatment for adults
• Mental health services for adults and adolescents
• Comprehensive diagnostic assessments (CDA or GAIN-I)
• DUI Evaluations
• Confidential drug testing

Counseling

• Family/couples/marriage counseling
• Individual counseling
• Group counseling using evidenced based treatment (NREPP)

Other Services

• Case management
• Tele-Health provided utilizing Doxy.me or Zoom software 

After hours line: 208-741-0013.

Services include:

• Counseling
• case management
• medication management
• community-based rehab services
• drug and alcohol counseling

Counseling services offered on a sliding fee scale based on income and family size.

Offers Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment for all ages. .

Celebrate God's healing power over all kinds of substance abuse by working through the 12-step program. Weekly support group to share experiences, strengths and hopes.

All programs are offered on a sliding fee schedule. Call to find out group schedule.

*Substance Abuse Counseling
*Marriage Counseling
*Family Therapy
*Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR)
*Developmental Therapy
*Clinical Counseling
*Children's Redesign
*Licensed Psychologists available for psychological evaluations

Online information about narcotic addiction. Includes listings of support groups. Self help 12 step recovery program. See website for meetings and locations.

Women's Life is an extension of St. Luke's RMC. In a convenient and comfortable atmosphere, this program provides answers to health care problems. Materials available on several issues concerning women including pregnancy/parenting, STD's, preventative
education and more.

Neonatal Support Group 381-2661 - for parents of NICU babies during initial hospitalization and beyond. Support is provided by volunteer parents with similar experiences. Meetings are held weekly.

Parents Plus Support Group. 208-841-9199. Focuses on helping parents whose children have physical or mental disabilities, serious or chronic health conditions and developmental delays. Anderson Center, St. Luke's Hospital, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. - second Friday of each month. No spanish available. No fees.

Parenting and/or Pregnancy Support Services:
St. Luke's offers classes on every phase of childbirth and parenting issues. The classes are informative, useful and affordable. Call for specific details on times and costs which may be associated with the service or support group:
* Breastfeeding support group, Lactation Specialist conducting the meetings. Downtown and Meridian location.
* SIDS/Miscarriage support group (monthly) - Share of Idaho
* Ongoing community education programs, including car seat checks
* Childbirth Education classes
* Pregnancy Exercise Program (H2O Aerobics and Yoga)
* Childbirth Preparation - new classes begin every month
* Marvelous Multiples - designed to help people who are expecting multiple to prepare for childbirth and parenting. 4 week series offered every other month
* Parent Refresher - classes offered twice a month.
* Baby Care Basics: Are You Ready? - class offered four times per month.
* Sibling Preparation: class offered monthly.
* Safe Sitters Class for Pre-teens
* Teen Dating classes
* Puberty Class
* Caesarean Birth - class offered every other month.
* Heart Saver First Aid class
* CPR: Infants and Children Basics of CPR-Airway Management for infants & children

Substance abuse outpatient clinic offering outpatient treatment, drug/alcohol assessment and case management on a sliding fee basis.

Co-ed dual-diagnosis facility with the intent of providing individualized treatment for people suffering from drug and/or alcohol and co-occurring psychological conditions.

Contracts with the state to provide tobacco knowledge and proven quit strategies for both cigarette and spit tobacco users. The objective is accomplished by helping each client create in himself/herself a strong desire to be in-charge of his her own health and wellness by stopping the use of all tobacco products.

In addition to free community classes (register online), on-site Tobacco Cessation Programs are available for business' throughout Idaho for a fee.

Full service psychiatric and substance abuse hospital.

Assessment and Referral (Mental Health)-, psych inpatient and out patient services, phone contact, assessment of suicide risk.

Available for community training and in services on a variety of topics including suicide prevention. The community in services by request go through the hospital's Business Development Department (350-2327) not the assessment and referral department who stay scheduled for emergency triage.

Supports group schedule - contact main switchboard

Outpatient Clinic. Offers a full range of outpatient mental health services. Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of most emotional and interpersonal problems. Medication Management & Therapy Services available. Clinic serves adults and children. Group Therapy for children & adults available.

Inpatient Services. For patients requiring hospitalization, there are three treatment programs available:
**Adult Programs. Crisis stabilization philosophy with an average length of stay of five to six days. Patients are rapidly stabilized and referred for ongoing treatment to outpatient providers.

**Child Program. For patients age 4 to 12 requiring hospitalization. Crisis stabilization in a unit separate from adult population with an average length of stay of 6 to 8 days.

*Idaho Physical Activity & Nutrition Program
The Idaho Physical Activity & Nutrition Program coordinates with child care providers and worksites to promote healthy nutrition standards and physical activity guidelines.

*Fit and Fall Proof™ Program
Fit and Fall Proof™ Program is a group physical activity program designed for older adults who want to improve their health and reduce their risk of falling. The program provides volunteer-led exercise classes to improve balance by increasing flexibility, strength, and endurance.

*Oral Health Program
The Oral Health Program is a population-based program to promote oral health and prevent dental disease. Local oral health programs are conducted through contracts with the state's seven district health departments.

*Tobacco Prevention, Control and Cessation Program
The Tobacco Prevention and Control Program seeks to prevent tobacco use among youth, encourage tobacco users to quit, and create environments that protect nonsmokers from secondhand smoke. The Idaho Tobacco Millennium Funds allow the local public health departments to coordinate free tobacco cessation classes for pregnant women, youth, and adults.

*Comprehensive Cancer Control Program
The Comprehensive Cancer Control Program seeks to lessen the burden of cancer by educating the public about ways to prevent cancer and how to detect it early through regular screening.

*Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program
The Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program works with schools to teach their students about how to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

*Living Well In Idaho - Joanna Adams (Chronic Disease Self Management Programs) 208-415-5141
*I-PAN - Lisa Kolenda, RN (208) 415-5284
*Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention - Lisa Kolenda, RN (208) 415-5284
This program provides a comprehensive pregnancy prevention for high school students.
*Diabetes Education Program (www.healthandwelfare.idaho.gov)
The Diabetes Control Program coordinates with Idaho health system efforts to reduce diabetes and its complications through public and professional education and awareness programs and promote standards of diabetes care. "Control Your Diabetes" call 1-877-214-5433 This is an information resource only from Medicare for people with diabetes and the important people in their lives. This is a free resource bringing you facts and ideas.

*Injury Prevention Program
The Injury Prevention Program provides exercise information to seniors over 65 to increase flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance.

*Oral Health Program
The Oral Health Program, funded by the Maternal and Child Health Title V Block Grant, is a population-based program to promote oral health and prevent dental disease. Local oral health programs are conducted through contracts with the state's seven district health departments to conduct school-based fluoride mouth rinse programs.

*Tobacco Prevention, Control and Cessation Program
The Tobacco Prevention and Control Program addresses smoking and spit tobacco prevention, as well as environmental (secondhand) tobacco smoke clean indoor air through education and advocacy targeted toward influencing behavioral, environmental and policy changes. The Idaho Tobacco Millenium Funds allow the local public health departments to coordinate free tobacco cessation classes for pregnant women, youth, and adults.

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare has different paths by which you may access treatment and recovery support services to help you find and maintain a life of recovery from substance use disorder. Substance use disorder treatment services are available from many providers in Idaho. Payment for services depend on your financial situation and whether you are eligible for Medicaid.

The Substance Use Disorders Program includes:
•Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment;
•Management of the SUD Provider Network;
•Training for treatment staff;
•Facility approval;
•Tobacco inspections.
SUD services are delivered through contracts with private and public agencies, with a focus on best practices and evidence-based programs. The goal of substance use disorders treatment is to help clients live their lives in recovery.

Crosspointe Family Services is a family oriented medical and behavioral health clinic. We are able to handle life’s little ups and downs. Our philosophy is to provide a one-stop “wrap around” experience that will benefit our clientele by reducing the time spent attending appointments with multiple providers. Instead, with wrap around collaborative care, all providers can easily communicate and support the client to make positive choices and allow for maximum improvement.

MK Place provides drug/alcohol evaluations, intensive outpatient treatment, family education, family therapy, drug court programs and residential treatment to adolescents who are seriously and harmfully involved with alcohol and drugs.

This program is administered by the Bannock Youth Foundation, a private, non-profit organization that has been providing a variety of intervention, treatment, and support services to youth and families in Bannock County since 1978.

Lifeways Inc. provides comprehensive behavioral health services to achieve and maintain mental and emotional health and well-being. We provide individual, couples, family, and group therapy for children and adults as well as treatment for substance use disorders and intellectual and developmental disabilities.

$70 weekly, $25 daily guest dose fee for Methadone treatment. $25 for off site dosing, such as jail dosing with Methadone. Suboxone is used as an alternative to Methadone (please call for more information on Suboxone fees). Vivitrol is used for the treatment of alcohol dependence (please call for more information as it is covered by insurance and co pays will vary). Free screenings for drug or alcohol addiction with a comprehensive recommendation of treatment. Various lab testing available, please call or stop in for pricing.

Treatment and Recovery Clinic (TARC) strives to provide a holistic approach to substance use disorder recovery, Mental health management, family healing and the development of associated competencies through the use of community based Behavioral Health Services.

TARC provides Intensive Outpatient (IOP)Substance Use Disorder Treatment, Recovery Support Services (RSS), Mental Health Services, and Life Skills Education to adolescents (ages 11-17), adults, and families.

TARC: Assists clients and their families in developing the necessary insight into the nature of addiction and mental health. Through the use of groups, individual sessions, and family therapy, clients and their families build skills necessary to live in recovery and resilience.

Recovery Support Services (RSS) includes: Drug and Alcohol Screening. Life Skills Education and Guidance, Transportation and Case Management.