Total Recovery at Penn Medicine

Total Recovery at Penn Medicine is a substance use treatment center in Philadelphia, PA.

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatmentOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentInsurance Accepted

At a Glance

Location

4040 Market Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

OutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentRegular outpatient treatmentOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counseling12-step facilitationBrief intervention

About Total Recovery at Penn Medicine

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center's recovery program offers medical detox and outpatient addiction treatment in Philadelphia, operating 24/7 as part of the Penn Medicine health system. Their hospital-based approach combines medical detox, intensive outpatient programs, and medication-assisted treatment with cognitive behavioral therapy for comprehensive substance abuse treatment.

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center operates a comprehensive recovery program serving Philadelphia and Philadelphia County through their hospital-based addiction treatment model. Located at 4040 Market Street, this 24/7 facility provides medical detox and outpatient programs within the Penn Medicine health system, offering unique integration between medical care and substance abuse treatment services.

Their recovery center provides medical detox, outpatient programs, and intensive outpatient treatment for individuals requiring structured care while maintaining daily responsibilities. The program specializes in treating substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions, with on-site psychiatry services supporting dual diagnosis treatment. Their intensive outpatient program allows participants to engage in recovery while remaining connected to family and work commitments.

Treatment approaches center on cognitive behavioral therapy, recognized as an clinical practice by the City of Philadelphia DHBIDS, combined with medication-assisted treatment and both individual and group therapy sessions. This hospital program model provides medical oversight throughout the recovery process, particularly valuable for clients managing complex medical needs alongside addiction treatment.

The recovery center serves young adults, men and women dealing with trauma and PTSD, court-ordered clients, and individuals with co-occurring disorders. Joint Commission accreditation ensures quality standards, while accepting Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and offering sliding scale payment options makes treatment accessible. Their 24-hour operation and hospital integration create a comprehensive recovery community within Philadelphia's medical landscape.

Medical Detox and Outpatient Treatment Programs

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center's recovery program provides medical detox services alongside outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, operating 24 hours daily within their hospital setting. This integration allows for seamless transitions between levels of care as clients progress through their recovery journey.

The intensive outpatient program serves as a bridge between residential treatment and independent recovery, offering structured support while allowing participants to maintain work, family, and community connections. Their outpatient programs accommodate varying schedules and recovery needs, from initial stabilization through long-term aftercare planning.

Hospital-Based Recovery Community

As part of the Penn Medicine health system, this recovery center operates within a comprehensive medical environment, providing unique advantages for clients with complex health needs. The hospital program model ensures medical oversight throughout treatment, particularly beneficial for individuals managing chronic conditions alongside substance use disorders.

On-site psychiatry services support integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders, eliminating the need to coordinate care between multiple providers. This hospital-based approach creates a recovery community backed by full medical resources and Joint Commission quality standards.

Specialized Populations and Dual Diagnosis Care

The program specifically serves young adults ages 18-25, recognizing the unique challenges facing this population in early recovery. Treatment approaches address trauma and PTSD alongside substance use disorders, with specialized support for individuals navigating court-ordered treatment requirements.

Their dual diagnosis specialization treats co-occurring mental health disorders through integrated care models, combining psychiatric services with addiction treatment. The recovery center also provides HIV/AIDS support services, addressing the comprehensive health needs of their Philadelphia community.

Why Choose Total Recovery at Penn Medicine

  • 24/7 medical detox and outpatient programs within Penn Medicine health system
  • Joint Commission accredited hospital program with on-site psychiatry services
  • City of Philadelphia recognized CBT program for substance use and trauma treatment
  • Comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders
  • Medication-assisted treatment integrated with medical oversight

Frequently Asked Questions

What levels of addiction treatment does Penn Presbyterian offer?

Penn Presbyterian provides medical detox, outpatient programs, and intensive outpatient treatment. Their hospital-based model allows for 24/7 medical detox services with transitions to structured outpatient care as appropriate for each individual's recovery needs.

Does the recovery program treat co-occurring mental health disorders?

Yes, Penn Presbyterian specializes in dual diagnosis treatment for substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions. They provide on-site psychiatry services and integrated treatment approaches for comprehensive care.

What therapeutic approaches does the addiction treatment center use?

The program uses cognitive behavioral therapy, recognized as clinical practice by the City of Philadelphia DHBIDS, along with medication-assisted treatment, individual therapy, and group therapy sessions. Treatment combines medical oversight with proven therapeutic methods.

What insurance and payment options are accepted?

Penn Presbyterian accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, and state insurance. They also offer self-pay options and sliding scale payment arrangements to make addiction treatment accessible.

Who does the recovery program serve in Philadelphia?

The program serves young adults ages 18-25, men and women with substance use disorders, individuals with trauma and PTSD, court-ordered clients, and people with co-occurring disorders. They also provide specialized HIV/AIDS support services.

Is the addiction treatment program accredited?

Yes, Penn Presbyterian Medical Center holds Joint Commission accreditation, ensuring quality standards for their hospital-based recovery program. Their CBT program is also recognized as clinical practice by the City of Philadelphia DHBIDS.

What makes this different from other Philadelphia rehab centers?

Penn Presbyterian operates as a 24/7 hospital program within the Penn Medicine health system, providing unique integration between medical care and addiction treatment. Their on-site psychiatry services and medical oversight create comprehensive care for complex cases.

How does the intensive outpatient program support ongoing recovery?

The intensive outpatient program provides structured addiction treatment while allowing participants to maintain daily responsibilities and community connections. This approach supports the transition from acute care to independent recovery within Philadelphia's recovery community.

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