Piedmont Community Services Horizons Day Rocky Mount

This is a nonprofit outpatient program for adults who are living with mental illness, often alongside a substance use disorder. The staff works as a team with each person, aiming at both challenges at once rather than treating them as separate problems. Care is structured around psychosocial rehabilitation, which means building daily living skills and stability over time.

Payment is handled on a sliding scale, so the cost adjusts to what someone can afford. The program is listed by SAMHSA as offering dual diagnosis care, and it serves people who need ongoing support without staying overnight. Sessions are typically held during the day, which is where the day treatment name comes from.

Piedmont Community Services Horizons Day

Care at this center is outpatient, and it also addresses dual diagnosis care; a typical stay runs five days. That short format suits people who can attend during daytime hours and return home each evening. Counseling options include trauma-specific therapy, Twelve Step facilitation, online therapy, group therapy, life skills, relapse prevention counseling, nutrition counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and individual sessions. The program takes a Twelve Step approach.

At this center, outpatient drug rehab in Virginia covers both individual and group work. When weekly counseling is not enough care, the five-day structure may suit you better than standard outpatient. People in Rocky Mount and surrounding communities can access relapse prevention counseling and trauma-specific therapy.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Nutrition Counseling
• Life Skills
• Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Twelve Step
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Online Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• 1-on-1 Counseling

People the program serves in Rocky Mount

• Adolescents and children who need mental health and substance use support
• Women and men, among them older and younger adults
• People facing mental health conditions and substance use disorders together at the same time
• Those dealing with trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, anger, or gambling
• Individuals experiencing chronic relapse who need structured outpatient care

Duration, size, and language options

A typical program runs five days, and services are offered in English. Because the center is outpatient, it has no overnight beds or residential amenities. It runs as a day treatment program: participants come to sessions during the day and sleep at home. Virginia rehab services here are provided in a day format, not residential care. For Rocky Mount residents, that means treatment can fit around home and work duties. Call the helpline to ask about the weekly schedule and how many days a week you would attend.

Paying for care in Rocky Mount

This center accepts cash pay rates, and a sliding-scale option exists for those who qualify. Its SAMHSA record does not list private insurance or Medicaid, so confirm coverage with the center directly. If insurance is part of your plan, verifying by phone before admission is essential. Virginia Medicaid may cover certain outpatient services, but you must ask the center whether it participates. You can get help from an advisor on the helpline check what this program accepts and estimate your share of the cost.

Questions to ask before admission

• How is a typical week structured in the five-day program?
• Does the center accept my insurance or Virginia Medicaid, and what is the sliding-scale rate?
• In what ways are dual diagnosis care treated alongside substance use?
• What is the process for starting, and is there a waitlist?
• Which continuing care options or support meetings can I attend once the program is over?