Groups Recover Together Newport News

Groups Recover Together Newport News has been providing outpatient care since 2014. The center focuses on medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, using FDA-approved Suboxone to ease withdrawal and reduce cravings. Weekly group therapy sessions address topics like anger management, and care is delivered by a team that includes substance use counselors, recovery support specialists, and clinical professionals.

The program combines virtual and in-person services to help people stay connected. The Newport News site operates Monday through Friday, with remote services on Thursdays, and is closed on weekends. Intake is often conducted virtually, helping individuals quickly connect with medical evaluation, medication support, and peer resources. The approach emphasizes accountability, peer guidance, and shared progress.

Programs at this Newport News rehab

Outpatient care is offered here, with medication-assisted treatment at its core. This Newport News rehab offers outpatient treatment with medication-assisted care and group therapy. Counseling is available one-on-one, in groups, and online. The program uses evidence-based and trauma-informed approaches, guided by individual treatment plans. Opioid use disorder is its specialty, and it also serves people dealing with drug addiction, heroin, and prescription drug use. SAMHSA-listed Virginia rehab centers include this program, which offers structured outpatient support. If a person requires a higher level of care, callers can get help from the helpline weighing other options.

The center's services are designed for people who need structure and medication support without residential care. People seeking opioid treatment in Virginia can find a program that combines Suboxone with weekly group sessions. The program is built around accountability and peer guidance, with progress marked by shared achievements. This Virginia rehab center provides a setting where men and women can work on recovery together.

• Evidence-Based
• Individual Treatment
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Medical
• Online Therapy
• Trauma Informed
• Group Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

Who this program is built for

• Adults living with opioid use disorder, including heroin and prescription drug use
• Men and women seeking outpatient treatment with medication support
• People who need help with anger and trauma alongside substance use
• Individuals looking for a combination of group therapy and medication-assisted treatment
• Those who prefer a mix of in-person and virtual services

Program duration and setting

Programs usually run 30 days, although personal needs can differ. This Newport News treatment center offers a convenient location and flexible scheduling for Virginia residents. You will find the center at 6212 Jefferson Avenue in Newport News, Virginia. Services are provided in English. Hours run Monday through Friday, and Thursdays include remote services. The program is mainly outpatient, offering both in-person and virtual options.

Paying for treatment in Newport News

The center accepts cash pay rates. Insurance may cover care, but benefits must be verified with the center itself. The helpline can help you check insurance coverage at this Virginia rehab center. On the phone, a trained advisor explains which details to gather and what comes next. SAMHSA-listed Virginia rehab programs may each offer different payment options, so it is worth asking. The helpline costs nothing and does not commit you to treatment; it connects you with providers who can talk through costs.

Questions worth posing before admission

• What is the exact schedule for in-person and virtual sessions?
• How is medication management handled, and who prescribes Suboxone?
• How long do people normally remain and is an extension possible?
• Does the center honor my insurance and what out-of-pocket costs should I plan for?
• What happens if I miss a group session or need to reschedule?