Unison BHG Inc SUD Services

Unison Health's Cherry Street clinic in Toledo offers a structured path through outpatient addiction treatment for individuals who are ready to build lasting recovery without pausing the rest of their lives. The center's standard Outpatient Program and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) give clients and their care teams the ability to calibrate treatment intensity — stepping up when more support is needed or stepping down as stability grows.

For those in the Toledo metro area, Bowling Green, or Perrysburg, telehealth appointments mean that geography and scheduling conflicts no longer have to interrupt a recovery plan. Unison Health's extended weekday hours — including evening availability Tuesday through Thursday and until 8:00 PM on Wednesdays — reflect a practical commitment to serving people who are balancing treatment with work and family responsibilities.

A meaningful share of people entering substance abuse treatment are also managing mental health conditions — trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression — that don't resolve on their own when substance use stops. Unison Health is equipped specifically for this reality, with co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis treatment built into its core clinical model. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a primary therapeutic method used across individual and group therapy sessions, offering clients practical skills for recognizing and reshaping the thought patterns that drive addictive behavior.

Medication management is available as a concurrent layer of care for clients whose treatment plans include pharmacological support. This combination of talk therapy, group programming, and medication management reflects how Unison Health approaches recovery: as an ongoing process requiring multiple, coordinated tools rather than a single intervention.

Unison Health's outpatient and IOP programs serve one of the more diverse client rosters of any recovery center in the Toledo area. Adolescents, young adults (18–25), men, women, veterans, court-ordered participants, individuals navigating HIV/AIDS-related needs, and clients who are deaf or hard of hearing are all explicitly served populations at the facility. This breadth is not incidental — it reflects a deliberate effort to reduce barriers to recovery care for groups that often face additional challenges accessing treatment.

Financial accessibility is taken seriously as well. Unison Health accepts Medicaid, Medicare, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay on a sliding scale basis. For families exploring long-term recovery options for a loved one, knowing that payment flexibility is available from day one removes one of the most common obstacles to starting — and staying in — treatment.

Sustained recovery rarely happens in a clinical setting alone. Unison Health addresses this by connecting clients to recovery housing and maintaining a Crisis Stabilization Unit on-site. Recovery housing gives individuals in early or ongoing recovery a stable, substance-free environment that reinforces the work done in outpatient sessions — a bridge between structured treatment and fully independent living.

The Crisis Stabilization Unit provides an important safety net for clients who encounter acute mental health or substance-related crises without needing a full inpatient admission. Together, these resources help Unison Health function not just as a weekly appointment but as an anchor point in the broader Toledo recovery community for clients and the families supporting them.