Crossroads Treatment Center of Erie, PA

Crossroads Treatment Center of Erie in Erie, Pennsylvania is an outpatient clinic providing empathetic and high-quality care to individuals facing opioid use challenges. They’re located on Peach Street just a couple of blocks north of Union Station and within walking distance of the Charles Manning Reed Mansion and West Sixth Street Historic District. They create a nurturing and nonjudgmental outpatient setting that inspires healing and personal growth.

They boast an interdisciplinary team of caring and supportive professionals dedicated to your wellbeing and long-term healing. This is reflected in the overwhelmingly positive testimonials from past clients. Many credit the clinic’s supportive environment and dedicated staff for helping them turn their lives around.

One client noted, “This place has changed my life! Not sure what I'd do if I never found out about them. I'm super grateful for their services…” I noticed that they accept Tricare, Medicaid and Medicare and Medicare Advantage alongside commercial insurance. This ensures affordable and accessible opioid treatment for those who need it most.

Integrated Opioid Addiction Recovery

Crossroads offers an integrated opioid use recovery that encompasses medication-assisted treatment (MAT), behavioral therapy and recovery social support. You’ll be prescribed Suboxone, Sublocade, Vivitrol or Brixadi as part of your tailored recovery plans following intake assessment.

These FDA-approved medications curb physical cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms which gives you the clarity and stability needed to engage fully in therapy and continue healing. Therapy offers deeper insight into the root causes of your opioid use and helps you reconnect with your values while building effective relapse prevention strategies.

The facility incorporates Hepatitis C screening and treatment as part of the whole-person care to reduce liver-related complications and promote overall wellness. This is particularly beneficial for IV drug users who face a higher risk due to sharing of needles and other paraphernalia.

As you progress in your recovery they’ll connect you with community resources to help meet personal needs such as stable housing, employment and ongoing medical care. This ensures you have the stability and support needed to maintain recovery and rebuild a healthier and more secure life.