Carbon/Monroe/Pike Drug and Alcohol Commission Inc/Carbon County Clinic

Carbon/Monroe/Pike Drug and Alcohol Commission provides flexible outpatient addiction treatment designed for individuals who need structured support while maintaining their daily responsibilities. The recovery center offers both standard outpatient programs and intensive outpatient (IOP) services, allowing participants to choose the level of care that matches their recovery needs and life circumstances.

Case management forms a central component of all programs, connecting individuals to community resources and maintaining continuity throughout treatment. The facility's aftercare support includes ongoing case management services and recovery support referrals, creating pathways to long-term recovery community involvement and sustained sobriety beyond the initial treatment phase.

The treatment philosophy combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for comprehensive substance abuse treatment. CBT sessions focus on developing practical coping strategies and addressing the thought patterns that contribute to addictive behaviors, while MAT provides pharmaceutical support for individuals recovering from opioid use disorders.

This dual approach addresses both psychological and physiological aspects of addiction, particularly important for the opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and general substance use disorder populations served by the facility. The integration of therapy and medication support creates a foundation for sustainable recovery within the broader community context.

Based in Lehighton, Carbon County, the recovery center serves residents across northeastern Pennsylvania including Carbon, Monroe, and Pike counties. Schuylkill County residents can also access outpatient services through the Lehighton location, making this facility a regional resource for addiction treatment in the area.

The 24/7 referral center ensures that individuals seeking treatment can connect with appropriate services regardless of when they're ready to begin their recovery journey. This accessibility extends to financial considerations, with the center accepting Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay options, and offering sliding-scale fees based on funding from the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, PA Department of Public Welfare, and county sources.