FCCR Radford Richmond

FCCR Radford is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Richmond, Virginia, that serves adults with opioid use disorders. The program uses medication-assisted treatment alongside counseling to help people stabilize their lives and reduce harm from substance use. Clients come from Richmond and nearby communities such as Midlothian, Chesterfield, and Glen Allen.

The center starts with a clinical assessment and a care plan created for each person. Treatment can involve individual and group counseling, acupuncture, and telehealth services for Suboxone patients. The approach is evidence-based and includes medical support, Twelve Step facilitation, and gender-responsive groups that welcome LGBTQ+ individuals.

After active treatment, FCCR Radford coordinates aftercare resources such as SMART Recovery and alumni group meetings. Case management and follow-up sessions help maintain progress. Administrative services are available Monday through Friday, 5:30 am to 6:00 pm.

Outpatient care for FCCR Radford

Treatment at FCCR Radford is outpatient, which means people remain at home and attend scheduled sessions. The program offers medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, one-on-one counseling, family therapy, group counseling, acupuncture, life skills, online therapy, psychoeducation, and Twelve Step facilitation. At FCCR Radford Richmond, these services are delivered with an evidence-based and medical approach.

Telehealth is available too, with tele-counseling and remote intake for patients using Suboxone. Groups designed for specific genders and alternative support meetings are often part of treatment. FCCR Radford provides outpatient detox support and ongoing counseling to people in Richmond and nearby areas. Aftercare covers group therapy, follow-up sessions either in person or online, and support meetings.

• Acupuncture
• Medical
• Online Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• Evidence-Based
• Group Therapy
• Life Skills
• Individual Treatment
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who FCCR Radford is built for

• Adults dealing with opioid use disorder, including heroin and prescription drug use, at FCCR Radford.
• Individuals whose needs call for outpatient care instead of residential treatment.
• Men and women, with groups that welcome LGBTQ+ individuals.
• Individuals seeking medication-assisted treatment combined with counseling.
• Those who want telehealth options for counseling and intake.

Program facts for FCCR Radford

A typical program at FCCR Radford in Richmond lasts 30 days, though individual needs may differ. The center sits in Richmond, Virginia, and serves the surrounding metro area. Services are offered in English. Residential accommodations are not available; everything the center provides is outpatient.

Paying for treatment for FCCR Radford

FCCR Radford accepts cash pay rates, and you should verify insurance coverage directly with the center. The center may also accept insurance, but confirm coverage directly with both the center and your insurer. The helpline can help you learn what your plan covers and which options are available.

Questions to ask FCCR Radford

• How much does the 30-day outpatient program cost exactly, and what is included in that price?
• Is my insurance plan accepted, and what out-of-pocket share would I owe?
• What is the usual frequency of counselor meetings, and how is a typical week structured?
• What medications are used in medication-assisted treatment, and who oversees them?
• What kind of aftercare support exists once the 30 days end, and how can I get connected to it?