Langhorne

For individuals in Bucks County who are building recovery outside of a residential setting, this Langhorne facility offers two distinct outpatient tracks: a standard Outpatient Program and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). The IOP model provides a higher level of clinical contact than traditional outpatient care, making it a practical fit for people stepping down from a higher level of care or those who need more structured support early in their recovery without pausing work, school, or family obligations.

Both tracks are designed with co-occurring disorders in mind. Treating trauma and PTSD alongside substance use is not an add-on here — it is listed as a core clinical focus. That integration matters for people whose addiction and mental health challenges are closely linked, and it reflects a treatment philosophy that recognizes recovery as a layered process rather than a single-issue fix.

The facility's listed populations reflect a deliberate commitment to serving people whose treatment needs are often underserved. Pregnant women, young adults between 18 and 25, men, women, and individuals referred by the courts are all specifically identified populations — a range that signals clinical experience across varied life circumstances and legal situations.

Court-ordered clients, in particular, benefit from a program with the structure and documentation that legal compliance requires, while young adults and pregnant women benefit from care attuned to their specific health and social contexts. This breadth of population focus, combined with flexible payment options including Medicaid and Medicare, makes the center a realistic option for a wide cross-section of the Langhorne and broader Bucks County community.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is the confirmed therapeutic method at this facility. In an outpatient context, CBT is particularly well-suited because it equips people with transferable skills — ways of identifying triggers, challenging automatic thinking, and building healthier behavioral patterns — that continue to function outside of session hours. For people in longer-term recovery, that carry-over effect is exactly what outpatient care is designed to support.

The facility also holds Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) certification, which reflects specialized regulatory and clinical capacity for opioid use disorder treatment. This certification is not universal among outpatient programs and distinguishes this center for individuals whose recovery plan involves medication-assisted approaches alongside counseling and behavioral work.

Financial access is one of the most common barriers to sustained addiction treatment, and this facility accepts a broad range of payment options designed to reduce that obstacle. Medicaid, Medicare, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay are all accepted, which means the program is accessible to individuals across different financial situations — from those with comprehensive private coverage to those relying on public health insurance programs.

For families evaluating substance abuse treatment options in Bucks County, the combination of CARF accreditation and multiple accepted payers provides both quality assurance and practical financial flexibility. Prospective clients or their family members can contact the admissions team directly at (215) 642-3230 or by email at [email protected] to discuss coverage and program fit.