Annandale Comprehensive Treatment Center Annandale

Annandale Comprehensive Treatment Center Annandale is an outpatient clinic on Little River Turnpike in Annandale, Virginia, focused on helping adults with opioid use disorder. Care is built around Medication-Assisted Treatment, prescribed and adjusted for each person, then paired with regular counseling so medication and talk therapy work together rather than separately.

The clinic treats adults of all genders, and staff see people dealing with heroin, prescription pain medication, and other opioids. Sessions happen on an outpatient schedule, so people can keep working, caring for family, and living at home while they get care. The team's stated aim is stability first, then relapse-prevention skills, then steady support as life normalizes.

Programs at this center in Annandale

This facility provides only outpatient services, so patients do not stay overnight. The main offering is Medication-Assisted Treatment, with choices like methadone, buprenorphine, or Suboxone determined by a prescriber according to each individual's background and health. A medical team oversees the medications, and dosing choices rest with the clinicians rather than a telephone counselor.

In addition to medication, clients receive individual counseling and participate in group therapy. Dialectical Behavior Therapy shapes the coping and emotion-regulation work, and the program calls itself evidence-based and individualized. If you are evaluating outpatient drug treatment programs in Virginia and want to learn how visits are scheduled, the helpline can help you inquire. Should someone relapse during outpatient care, a clinician might suggest a higher level of care, like residential treatment.

• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Individual Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Medical

Who this Annandale program is built for

• Grown-ups of any gender, men and women alike, living with opioid use disorder
• People using heroin, prescription opioids, or other drugs who need structured outpatient care
• Individuals who want medication-assisted treatment rather than abstinence-only counseling
• People who need to remain at home and keep working or caregiving during treatment
• Those seeking a Virginia-licensed outpatient clinic rather than a residential setting

Location, program duration, language access

Annandale Comprehensive Treatment Center Annandale runs an outpatient program that typically lasts 30 days or more, with medication often continuing well beyond that initial stretch, and visits are scheduled around counseling and medication appointments. The clinic operates in English at its Little River Turnpike location, and the helpline can confirm current hours and what a first visit looks like. If you need a facility closer to home, then the helpline can share other drug rehab centers in Virginia from the same directory.

Payment and insurance in Annandale

Self-pay rates appear as one option, and plenty of people also rely on insurance or Virginia Medicaid for outpatient treatment. Medication visits repeat over time, so confirming your plan's coverage before the first appointment is wise. The helpline does not provide treatment and bills no one; its advisors simply help callers check coverage and availability with clinic staff. Should your plan not cover the program, the helpline can point you toward other treatment centers in Virginia that may.

Questions to ask before you enroll

• Which medication options does the prescriber consider, and how are they adjusted over time?
• How often are counseling sessions scheduled each week, and are they individual, group, or both?
• What does the first appointment involve, and what should I bring?
• Which insurance plans and Virginia Medicaid are accepted here, and what will I owe?
• What happens if I miss a medication visit or need a higher level of care later?