
At a Glance
Location
8330 Whipporwill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46256
Phone
317-806-7510Website
http://www.fairbankscd.orgPrimary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
About Fairbanks Hospital Supportive Living Program First Step
Fairbanks Hospital's First Step program provides residential treatment and sober living in Indianapolis through Community Health Network. This addiction treatment center combines 30-day residential programs with ongoing supportive living for adults in recovery from substance use disorders.
Fairbanks Hospital Supportive Living Program First Step operates as part of Community Health Network in Indianapolis, serving Marion County and Central Indiana. Located on Whipporwill Drive, this recovery center integrates hospital-based addiction treatment with extended residential support, setting it apart from standalone facilities.
The program offers residential treatment followed by sober living arrangements, creating a continuum of care that bridges acute treatment with long-term recovery community support. Their 30-day residential program transitions clients into supportive living environments, addressing both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. The facility also provides specialized care for buprenorphine-treated conditions as part of their comprehensive approach.
As a hospital-based program within Community Health Network, First Step brings medical infrastructure and behavioral health expertise together under one system. This integration allows for coordinated care that addresses the medical, psychological, and social aspects of addiction recovery. The supportive living component extends beyond traditional residential treatment, offering ongoing structure for adults transitioning back to independent living.
First Step serves adults throughout Central Indiana who need both intensive residential treatment and extended recovery support. The combination of hospital backing, residential programming, and sober living makes this facility particularly suited for individuals requiring medical oversight during early recovery, followed by community-based support to maintain long-term sobriety.
Residential Treatment and Recovery Programs
Fairbanks Hospital's First Step program delivers residential treatment through their hospital-based facility in Indianapolis. The 30-day residential program addresses substance use disorders while providing medical oversight that comes with hospital affiliation. This structure benefits adults who need intensive support during early recovery while preparing for longer-term community living.
The program treats co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction, recognizing the interconnected nature of these challenges. Specialized services for buprenorphine-treated conditions demonstrate the facility's capacity to handle medication-assisted treatment protocols within their residential framework.
Sober Living and Aftercare Support
The supportive living component extends recovery support beyond initial residential treatment, helping adults transition into structured community living. This sober living program provides ongoing accountability and peer support while residents rebuild independent living skills.
Operating seven days a week with extended hours Monday through Friday, the facility maintains accessibility for ongoing support needs. The supportive living model creates a bridge between intensive residential care and full independence, addressing a critical gap in the recovery continuum.
Hospital-Based Addiction Treatment
As part of Community Health Network, First Step operates within an established healthcare system that brings medical resources and behavioral health expertise together. This hospital affiliation provides access to comprehensive medical care during addiction treatment, particularly valuable for individuals with complex health needs.
The integration with Community Health Network's behavioral health and addiction services creates coordination opportunities across different levels of care. This systematic approach supports continuity as clients move through various phases of treatment and recovery.
Why Choose Fairbanks Hospital Supportive Living Program First Step
- Part of Community Health Network's integrated healthcare system
- Hospital-based program combining medical oversight with recovery services
- Dual focus on residential treatment and sober living transitions
- Specialized care for buprenorphine-treated conditions
- Supportive living program extending beyond traditional 30-day treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
What levels of care does Fairbanks Hospital First Step provide?
The program offers residential treatment and sober living services for adults with substance use disorders. They provide 30-day residential programs followed by supportive living arrangements that extend recovery support into community-based settings.
Does this recovery center treat mental health conditions?
Yes, Fairbanks Hospital First Step treats both substance use disorders and mental health conditions. The program is designed to address co-occurring conditions as part of their comprehensive treatment approach.
What makes this program different from other addiction treatment centers?
First Step operates as part of Community Health Network, providing hospital-based addiction treatment with integrated medical and behavioral health services. The combination of residential treatment and supportive living creates a continuum of care within an established healthcare system.
Who can receive treatment at this Indianapolis recovery center?
The program serves adults with substance use disorders throughout Indianapolis, Marion County, and Central Indiana. They provide specialized care for individuals with buprenorphine-treated conditions and co-occurring mental health needs.
What is the supportive living program at Fairbanks Hospital?
The supportive living program provides structured sober living arrangements that extend beyond traditional residential treatment. This component helps adults transition from intensive care to independent living while maintaining recovery community support.
How long are the residential treatment programs?
Fairbanks Hospital First Step offers 30-day residential programs as part of their addiction treatment services. The program also provides long-term supportive living options for extended recovery support.
What areas does this recovery center serve?
First Step serves Indianapolis, Marion County, and the broader Central Indiana region. The facility is located on Whipporwill Drive in Indianapolis and operates seven days a week with extended weekday hours.
Does the program provide medication-assisted treatment?
The facility provides specialized care for buprenorphine-treated conditions as part of their substance use disorder treatment services. This indicates capacity to work with clients receiving medication-assisted treatment protocols.
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