Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Inc. is a Functional SCA in that it provides direct services as well as contracts with the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP). Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Inc. provides Inpatient, Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Intervention, Prevention, and Case Management Services, as well as Certified in Co-Occurring and in Gambling Addictions.
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Services Offered
OUTPATIENT & INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT Evaluation/Assessment Individual/Family Therapy Group Therapy Family Intervention Locations in Cameron, Elk, McKean, and Potter counties Adults/Adolescent population Co-Dependency Adult Children and Children of Alcoholic/Addicts Treatment and Aftercare planning AA/NA/ALANON/ALATEEN participation
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT Adult and adolescent population 4-6 week program 3 days per week, minimum 8 hours per week Flexible days Monday through Friday Morning and afternoon hours Individual and group counseling Individual treatment plans Family counseling AA/NA participation Aftercare/Follow Up planning
Community Based Adolescent Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program Services Comprehensive Assessment Intensive Individual and Family Therapy Case Coordination Family Support Services Parent Education Individualized Treatment Planning
PREVENTION There is little evidence to challenge the basic premise that prevention is the most humane and cost effective response to alcohol and other drug use and related problems. ADAS, Inc. provides a wide variety of programs which promote a healthy lifestyle through practical prevention methods which are: Student Assistance Program consultation & screening Evidence/Research Based Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug prevention programming in locals schools Prevention/Education group facilitators at the elementary and secondary levels The Incredible Years Program Community based programs for youth, women, and businesses Violator programs for first time offenders and youthful offenders Red Ribbon and holiday drunk and drugged driving prevention campaigns
CASE MANAGEMENT & RECOVERY SUPPORT
CASE MANAGEMENT Case Management Services are available to all persons seeking alcohol and other drug treatment. An assessment can be scheduled within 3 days of the person's first call to us. The primary function of Case Management is to ensure access to both treatment and supportive services which promote recovery from addiction. RECOVERY SUPPORT Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) Services CRS services are available to Cameron-Elk-McKean County adults (18+) struggling with substance abuse or co-occurring disorders who are in need of outreach, mentoring, and peer support at all stages of recovery.
Fees and Payment
Treatment services are offered on a fee for service basis. ADAS, Inc. is part of the provider network of most insurance companies. Services are also offered on a sliding scale. As the Single County Authority, ADAS, Inc. also receives funding to subsidize treatment for low income uninsured individuals residing in Cameron, Elk and McKean Counties.
This is a nonprofit organization.
Services Offered To: Adults
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