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Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Weber City

Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Weber City is an outpatient center for substance use and mental health it is one of 247 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Virginia. This page covers its therapies, setting, and payment.

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Outpatient5 days

Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Health Service is a nonprofit outpatient provider, privately run, that serves people living with mental health issues plus substance use disorders. Staff build a plan around each person's diagnosis and needs, drawing on therapy approaches that research supports. The emphasis falls on practical skills and relationships that offer support.

The center offers individual and group counseling, family therapy, and specialized approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-specific therapy. Services extend to children, adolescents, and adults, with attention to groups like veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and older adults. Virginia rehab programs such as this one provide outpatient care for drug and alcohol concerns in a welcoming setting.

Programs at this Weber City center

Care at Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Health Service is outpatient only, and a typical program runs about 5 days. You come to scheduled sessions and then go home; you do not stay overnight. The center offers evidence-based addiction treatment in Virginia, including cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-specific therapy. Dialectical behavior therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation are available too.

Because the program is outpatient, it can fit around work, school, or family duties. Online therapy is available, which may help if transportation is a barrier. Life skills sessions and continuing care are part of the support, with connections to recovery coaches and support meetings after the main program ends.

  • Family Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Twelve Step
  • Online Therapy
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • Life Skills

Who this program is built for

  • Young people and children needing help with mental health or substance use
  • Grown-ups across the age range, from young adults through older adults
  • Men and women seeking outpatient care
  • Veterans and LGBTQ+ individuals
  • People coping with a substance use problem alongside a mental health condition at once
  • Those dealing with trauma, anger, eating disorders, gambling, or perinatal mental health concerns

Setting and program length in Weber City

There are no residential beds and no overnight stays at this outpatient center. A typical program lasts roughly 5 days, though your own schedule depends on your needs and the center's openings. Services are delivered in English. The center sits at 1006 U.S. Highway 23 North in Weber City, Virginia. Because care is outpatient, you travel to sessions and head home afterward.

Payment and insurance at Frontier Health

According to the SAMHSA listing, Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Health Service takes cash pay rates. Which insurance plans the center accepts is not publicly listed. By calling this Virginia rehab center, you can confirm insurance coverage and learn your out-of-pocket costs. The helpline can help you review coverage choices too. If you carry insurance, phone the center to ask whether your plan is accepted and what share of the cost falls to you.

Questions for this center in Weber City

  • Will my particular insurance plan or Medicaid be accepted at the center?
  • What is the exact schedule for the 5-day outpatient program?
  • Are sessions available in person, online, or both?
  • How does the center bring care together for someone dealing with a mental health condition alongside substance use?
  • What continuing care options are available after the program ends?
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Good to know

  • What is Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Weber City?

    This private nonprofit outpatient center sits in Weber City, Virginia, and treats addiction along with mental health conditions. Therapy is offered for individuals, families, and groups, and most programs last about 5 days. Children, adolescents, and adults are served, including specific groups like veterans and LGBTQ+ individuals. Staff provide services in English, and some therapy can be done online.

  • Does Frontier Health Scott County offer inpatient rehab?

    No. This is outpatient care, not inpatient rehab. A typical program lasts around 5 days, so you attend scheduled sessions and then return home. If you need residential or inpatient care, the helpline can direct you to other options among the 247 facilities that SAMHSA lists in Virginia. This center does not offer detox or residential services.

  • What therapies are available at this Weber City center?

    Here you can receive cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-specific therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and individual counseling. Life skills sessions and Twelve Step facilitation are also part of the offerings. Certain services may be delivered through online therapy. SAMHSA lists these approaches, which aim to treat mental health and substance use conditions together.

  • How can I pay for treatment at Frontier Health Scott County?

    Per its SAMHSA listing, the center takes cash pay rates. Which insurance plans it accepts is not publicly listed, so call the center to verify your plan. The helpline can help you sort through coverage choices as well. Virginia Medicaid might cover some outpatient services, but confirm with both the center and your plan before care begins.

  • Does Frontier Health Scott County Behavioral Weber City provide detox?

    No. Detox does not appear among the services this outpatient center lists. Its work centers on therapy and counseling for mental health and substance use disorders. If detox is needed, the helpline can link you with appropriate Virginia providers. Stopping alcohol or benzodiazepines can be dangerous, so a doctor or nurse should monitor the process.

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