Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) CDR USAG

The Army Substance Abuse Program delivers outpatient addiction treatment specifically designed for military personnel stationed in Hawaii. Unlike civilian recovery centers, ASAP understands the operational tempo and unique stressors faced by Army service members. The program allows personnel to receive comprehensive substance abuse treatment while maintaining their military duties and responsibilities.

Treatment sessions accommodate military schedules, with services available Monday through Friday during standard duty hours. This scheduling flexibility ensures that seeking addiction treatment doesn't conflict with training exercises, formations, or other military obligations. The outpatient structure supports long-term recovery while preserving career continuity for active duty personnel.

ASAP provides medication-assisted treatment options for eligible service members struggling with substance use disorders. This clinical approach combines FDA-approved medications with behavioral interventions to address both alcohol use disorder and substance use disorder. Medical professionals within the military healthcare system oversee all medication protocols.

The program's relapse prevention component addresses military-specific triggers and high-risk situations. Training focuses on managing stress related to deployments, reintegration challenges, and operational demands. Service members develop coping strategies that remain effective throughout various duty assignments and military transitions.

All ASAP services are fully covered through TRICARE and military benefits, eliminating financial barriers to addiction treatment. The command-funded program ensures that cost never prevents service members from accessing necessary care. This comprehensive coverage includes all outpatient sessions, medication-assisted treatment, and aftercare support services.

Department of the Army civilians also qualify for services through this specialized program. The military benefits structure provides continuity of care that extends beyond individual duty assignments, supporting long-term recovery goals throughout military careers.

Located at Schofield Barracks, ASAP serves Army personnel throughout U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii and the broader Oahu military community. The central location provides accessible care for service members stationed across various installations on the island. Transportation and scheduling considerations accommodate the geographic spread of Hawaii's military installations.

The program recognizes the unique challenges of military life in Hawaii, including isolation from family support systems and the stressors of overseas assignments. Treatment plans address these location-specific factors while building recovery networks within the local military community.