Solas Health PLLC

Solas Health PLLC operates an outpatient program for substance use treatment in Lumberton, North Carolina — a community in Robeson County where access to consistent, quality behavioral health care has long been a challenge. The outpatient model is well-suited for people who are building or sustaining recovery while managing real-world obligations: work schedules, parenting, housing, and community ties all stay intact while treatment continues.

For those already familiar with the recovery landscape, outpatient programs represent a critical phase — often serving as the bridge between higher levels of care and full independent living. Solas Health's weekday schedule, running from 8:30 AM through the afternoon Monday through Friday, makes consistent attendance practical for working adults and caregivers alike.

A defining feature of Solas Health's approach is its treatment of co-occurring disorders, commonly called dual diagnosis. This means the program is structured to address both substance use and underlying or concurrent mental health conditions at the same time. For many people in recovery, untreated mental health symptoms are a significant factor in relapse — so treating both together is not a bonus feature, it is a clinical necessity.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) forms the core of the clinical work at Solas Health. CBT helps people recognize the connections between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and develop practical strategies for interrupting harmful patterns. This skill-based approach translates directly into everyday life, giving people in recovery tools they can use long after formal treatment ends.

Solas Health has built its outpatient program around a wide range of populations, including veterans, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, men, women, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and those referred through the court system. This breadth is significant — many outpatient programs in rural areas are not equipped to serve such varied clinical and logistical needs within a single facility.

Veterans and active-duty family members will find that TRICARE is accepted alongside Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay options. This payment flexibility reflects a program designed to reduce barriers rather than create them — especially important in a region like Robeson County, where socioeconomic factors can make treatment access difficult.

For people evaluating substance abuse treatment options across North Carolina, the choice of outpatient versus residential care often comes down to life circumstances — family responsibilities, employment, housing stability, and where someone is in their recovery timeline. Solas Health's outpatient program is designed for people who need structured clinical support without stepping away from their daily lives entirely.

Located in Lumberton at 4325 Fayetteville Road, the center is accessible to residents throughout Robeson County and the surrounding region. Whether someone is entering treatment for the first time, transitioning from a residential program, or returning to care after a setback, Solas Health offers a consistent, structured outpatient setting grounded in CBT and dual diagnosis treatment.