
At a Glance
Location
451 South University Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone
215-596-8000 x1203Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About Consortium Inc Drug Abuse Rehabilitation Program
Consortium Inc is an outpatient addiction treatment program in Philadelphia, PA, offering CARF-accredited substance abuse treatment with a certified Opioid Treatment Program. The center serves a broad range of populations — including veterans, pregnant women, seniors, and court-ordered individuals — using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to address co-occurring disorders and trauma alongside substance use. Flexible payment options, including Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding scale fees, make sustained recovery accessible.
Consortium Inc, located at 451 South University Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a CARF-accredited substance use treatment facility offering outpatient recovery services in the heart of University City. As a certified Opioid Treatment Program, the center occupies a distinct place in Philadelphia's recovery landscape — combining clinical structure with the flexibility that outpatient programming offers to people building lasting sobriety without stepping away from their daily lives.
The center's primary level of care is an Outpatient Program, designed for individuals who are ready to engage in structured substance abuse treatment while maintaining their home and community connections. This outpatient model is particularly well-suited to people in longer-term recovery planning, those transitioning from more intensive settings, or individuals who need consistent, ongoing support as they stabilize and grow. As a certified Opioid Treatment Program, Consortium Inc is equipped to deliver specialized opioid treatment services within the outpatient framework.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) anchors the clinical approach at Consortium Inc, giving clients practical tools to identify and shift the thought patterns that drive substance use. The program also addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, recognizing that trauma and mental health conditions — including PTSD — frequently intersect with addiction. This integrated focus means that treatment addresses the whole picture of a person's needs, not just the presenting substance use concern.
Consortium Inc serves a notably wide range of people: veterans, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, men, women, individuals living with HIV/AIDS, and those referred through the court system. This breadth reflects a deliberate commitment to reaching populations that are often underserved in mainstream recovery settings. Accepted payment methods include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, sliding scale fees, and state insurance — removing financial barriers for many Philadelphia-area residents pursuing outpatient treatment and long-term recovery.
Outpatient Recovery Built for Real Life in Philadelphia
For people who need structured substance abuse treatment without pausing their work, family responsibilities, or community ties, Consortium Inc's outpatient program offers a clinically grounded path. Situated on South University Avenue in Philadelphia's University City neighborhood, the center operates Monday through Friday, giving clients consistent weekly access to treatment within a predictable schedule.
The outpatient model is especially relevant for individuals in ongoing recovery — those who have completed more intensive care and need continued clinical support, or those entering treatment for the first time with strong community anchors they want to maintain. Outpatient programming at Consortium Inc includes a certified Opioid Treatment Program designation, making it one of a targeted group of Philadelphia facilities qualified to provide that level of specialized care in an outpatient context.
Treating Co-Occurring Disorders and Trauma Alongside Addiction
Addiction rarely travels alone. At Consortium Inc, the clinical framework explicitly addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis — meaning that conditions like trauma and PTSD are treated as part of the recovery picture, not as separate issues to handle elsewhere. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the therapeutic method used to help clients recognize and rework the patterns of thinking that contribute to substance use and emotional dysregulation.
This dual-focus approach matters for the recovery community because unaddressed mental health conditions are among the most common drivers of relapse. By integrating trauma-informed and co-occurring disorder treatment into the outpatient program, Consortium Inc positions itself as a recovery center capable of meeting clients where their needs actually are — not just where a single diagnosis might point.
A Recovery Center That Serves the Broader Community
Consortium Inc's population list reads as a deliberate effort to serve people that many treatment programs are not specifically equipped to reach. Veterans navigating service-related trauma and substance use, pregnant women requiring specialized and sensitive care, seniors and older adults, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and those entering treatment through the court system — all are explicitly welcomed populations at this Philadelphia outpatient program.
That breadth signals something meaningful for families and individuals evaluating long-term recovery options: this is a center that has built the clinical and administrative infrastructure to work with complex cases and varied life circumstances. For community members or referring professionals looking for a substance abuse treatment program that does not filter out difficult-to-serve individuals, Consortium Inc's population scope is a genuine differentiator in the Philadelphia recovery landscape.
Payment Options and Access for Philadelphia-Area Residents
Financial barriers are one of the most commonly cited reasons people delay or avoid addiction treatment. Consortium Inc accepts a wide range of payment methods — including Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay and cash, sliding scale fees, and state insurance — making the outpatient program reachable for a cross-section of Philadelphia residents at different income levels and coverage situations.
For families helping a loved one evaluate recovery centers, the availability of Medicaid and sliding scale options alongside private insurance means that the conversation about treatment does not have to stall at the question of cost. The center can be reached directly at (215) 907-1004 or by email at [email protected] to discuss specific coverage and enrollment during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Why Choose Consortium Inc Drug Abuse Rehabilitation Program
- Certified Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) within an outpatient setting — specialized opioid treatment without requiring residential admission
- CARF-accredited substance abuse treatment, reflecting an independently verified standard of care
- Integrated dual diagnosis and trauma/PTSD treatment for clients whose mental health and addiction are intertwined
- Serves historically underserved populations including veterans, pregnant women, seniors, HIV/AIDS-affected individuals, and court-ordered clients
- Multiple payment pathways — Medicaid, Medicare, sliding scale, and state insurance — making sustained outpatient recovery accessible across income levels
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of care does Consortium Inc provide?
Consortium Inc offers an Outpatient Program, which is the center's primary level of care for substance use treatment. This structure allows clients to engage in ongoing addiction treatment while remaining in their home environment and community. The program is well-suited for people in longer-term recovery, those stepping down from more intensive treatment, or individuals beginning their recovery journey with strong community ties.
Is Consortium Inc a certified Opioid Treatment Program?
Yes. Consortium Inc holds an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) certification, which means the facility is specifically qualified to provide opioid treatment services within its outpatient setting. This certification reflects a defined clinical and regulatory standard for opioid-related care.
Is Consortium Inc accredited?
Consortium Inc is accredited by CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. CARF accreditation is an independent recognition that a program meets established standards for quality in addiction treatment and rehabilitation services.
Does Consortium Inc treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction?
Yes. The center treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, including trauma and PTSD, as part of its substance use treatment approach. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the confirmed therapeutic method used to address the intersection of mental health and addiction in the outpatient program.
What populations does Consortium Inc specifically serve?
Consortium Inc serves veterans, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and court-ordered clients. This broad population focus reflects a deliberate effort to provide substance abuse treatment to groups that are often underserved in mainstream recovery settings.
What payment options are accepted at Consortium Inc?
The center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay and cash, sliding scale fees, and state insurance. This range of payment methods is designed to reduce financial barriers for Philadelphia-area residents pursuing outpatient addiction treatment and ongoing recovery support.
Where is Consortium Inc located and what are the hours?
Consortium Inc is located at 451 South University Avenue in Philadelphia, PA 19104. The center is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. You can contact the center by phone at (215) 907-1004 or by email at [email protected].
Is Consortium Inc appropriate for someone transitioning out of residential treatment?
The outpatient program structure at Consortium Inc can be a strong fit for individuals stepping down from residential treatment who need continued clinical support as they return to daily life. The program's dual diagnosis capabilities and CBT-based approach provide ongoing structure for people in the aftercare and continuing-recovery phase.
Does Consortium Inc offer services for people referred through the court system?
Yes. Court-ordered individuals are among the explicitly served populations at Consortium Inc. The outpatient program is structured to accommodate clients entering treatment through legal referrals, alongside those seeking care voluntarily.
What therapeutic approach does Consortium Inc use in its outpatient program?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the confirmed therapeutic method used at Consortium Inc. CBT helps clients identify and change the thought patterns and behaviors connected to substance use, and is particularly effective in treating co-occurring conditions like trauma and PTSD alongside addiction.
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