ReVIDA Recovery Center Abingdon

ReVIDA Recovery Center Abingdon is an outpatient program centered on medication-assisted treatment for people with opioid use disorders. A person who arrives first goes through an evaluation with the clinical team. Using that assessment, prescribing providers and therapists work together to decide what care the person should receive.

The staff mix includes licensed therapists, counselors, care coordinators and peer recovery specialists, so appointments can address counseling and practical needs in the same place. Care coordinators connect clients to community resources such as job leads, education options and additional therapy. The clinic is a Virginia rehab that aims to keep visits short enough to fit around work and family.

What distinguishes the center is its focus. Rather than offering every level of care, it concentrates on opioid and drug addiction treatment on an outpatient basis, pairing medication with counseling and relapse-prevention work. The team describes its approach as evidence based and personalized, and it leans on medical oversight alongside therapy.

Revida Recovery Center Abingdon

Rather than residential beds, this center provides outpatient care. Following evaluation, clients may begin medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, with prescribing providers and therapists overseeing the plan. In addition to medication, the program offers individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy group therapy, and online therapy serves those who cannot always attend in person. Twelve Step facilitation rounds out the choices for anyone who favors that structure.

The approach is referred to as evidence based and individualized, and it combines medical and Twelve Step elements. One specialization is medication-assisted treatment, which reflects the center's emphasis on opioids. Because visits are scheduled instead of live-in, most people maintain their housing, jobs and family routines while attending. If a greater level of care for example inpatient detox, is on your mind, raise it during the evaluation so the team can refer you appropriately.

• Group Therapy
• Medical
• Family Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Evidence-Based
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Online Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Personalized Treatment

Who the Abingdon program is built for

• Adults with opioid use disorder, including dependence on heroin and prescription opioids
• People using synthetic drugs or other substances seeking outpatient drug addiction treatment
• Men and women receive care within the same program
• Clients who want medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone and counseling together
• People who need flexible scheduling because of work, school or caregiving
• People who could also gain from help coordinating care and referrals to area services

Program length and everyday setting

Most programs run 30 days, though outpatient care often goes longer through continuing care and discharge planning. Visits usually last about 15 to 50 minutes, and the center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Services are delivered in English. Employment counseling and ongoing outpatient treatment follow the initial phase, which helps people keep the gains they made early on.

Paying for treatment at ReVIDA Abingdon

Cash pay is accepted at the center, which reports accepting most major insurance plans. Scholarship support is described for Tennessee residents without insurance who meet the eligibility requirements, so anyone calling from Virginia should ask exactly what applies in their case instead of assuming. Ahead of admission, request that the center verify your benefits in writing and spell out what your plan covers for medication-assisted treatment, counseling and any drug testing. If you have no insurance, ask about self-pay pricing and whether a sliding scale exists. One call to us can check availability and insurance at no cost, and nothing is required of you by making it.

Key questions pre-enrollment in Abingdon

• Does my insurance cover Suboxone visits, counseling and drug screens, and what will I owe?
• How often will I see a prescribing provider, and who covers when mine is away?
• What does the first evaluation involve, and how soon can I be scheduled?
• How are family therapy and group sessions arranged around my work hours?
• What happens at the end of 30 days, and what continuing care will be planned?