FCCR Radford outpatient Richmond

At its Richmond site on Bremo Road, FCCR Radford Outpatient runs intensive outpatient programming along with standard outpatient counseling. The clinic covers the wider metro area, Midlothian and Chesterfield among them, and stays open late: until 9 PM Monday through Thursday and until 2 PM on Friday. This Virginia rehab center offers scheduling that flexes around daytime work or school.

Care starts with a clinical assessment, and the resulting plan addresses substance use alongside any co-occurring mental health condition. Beyond talk therapy, the center incorporates mindfulness practice, art and music therapy, and yoga, so the week is not purely discussion. The Richmond program offers evidence-based and experiential therapies for Virginia residents.

The setting is described as transgender-safe and open to people of every sexual orientation and gender identity. Certain groups are gender-specific, and separate tracks serve young adults and working professionals who need to arrange care around employment. This outpatient center in Virginia welcomes LGBTQ+ individuals and professionals seeking support.

FCCR Radford outpatient Richmond

FCCR Radford outpatient Richmond has two levels of care: outpatient and co-occurring mental health, and neither involves an overnight stay. The intensive outpatient track is the more structured choice, while standard outpatient counseling is the lighter one; typical program length is 30 days. The center provides both outpatient and dual diagnosis care in Richmond, Virginia.

Therapy comes one-on-one and in groups, alongside family sessions, psychoeducation and life skills work. Twelve Step facilitation is available, and the clinical approach draws on evidence-based and medical methods. Acupuncture, art therapy and mindfulness fill out the week. When someone's needs point to overnight care, staff can talk through a higher level of care instead of stretching outpatient hours to fit.

• Family Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Psychoeducation
• Individual Treatment
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Acupuncture
• Medical
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• Art Therapy

Who FCCR Radford Richmond serves

• Adults of all genders, with gender-specific group options
• Young adults who are early in their working or student lives
• Professionals balancing treatment with a career
• People who are LGBTQ+, in a transgender-safe setting
• People with co-occurring anxiety, depression or trauma
• People using heroin, opioids or prescription drugs, including those on medication-assisted treatment

FCCR Radford Richmond setting

Most people stay roughly 30 days at FCCR Radford outpatient Richmond, with the length adjusted to the assessment and how the person responds. The Richmond outpatient program keeps flexible weekday hours for Virginia residents. Sessions take place 9 AM to 9 PM Monday through Thursday and until 2 PM on Friday, and services are delivered in English. The listing includes three photos of the Bremo Road suite. Because this is a day-program setting, people sleep at home or in their own housing instead of staying on site.

Paying for FCCR Radford Richmond

The payment option listed for this center is cash pay rates. The data shown here does not confirm insurance, so contact the clinic to find out which networks it accepts and what outpatient care would cost under your policy. Before scheduling an assessment in Richmond, call the helpline to check coverage. A free call to the helpline reaches trained people who can ask about availability, verify benefits with the center and explain what the first appointment involves; there is no charge and no commitment.

Questions for FCCR Radford Richmond

• What insurance carriers are you in network with, and what my out-of-pocket total would come to once benefits are applied?
• How much time per week does the intensive outpatient track require?
• How do you decide between the intensive and standard outpatient levels?
• If I need withdrawal care, who oversees it and where does it happen?
• Can I keep my job while attending, and are evening groups available?