Monroe Crisis Recovery Center
1408 East Franklin Street
Monroe, NC 28112
About Monroe Crisis Recovery Center
Monroe Crisis Recovery Center is a facility with 16 beds that offers short-term inpatient care for adults experiencing mental health or substance use crises. This facility offers medically supervised detox for substance use disorders, induction for medication assisted treatment and medication adjustments and stabilization. They’re located in a quiet corner of Monroe in Union County, North Carolina. Their location offers easy access to private and public transportation.
Their crisis intervention can be helpful if you or your loved one is having severe mental health or substance use disorder. In such situations, they’ll offer emotional support and guidance to help you regain stability and take the first steps toward recovery.
Medically supervised detox may be provided if it’s a substance use issue. This normally involves 24/7 medication to ease withdrawal symptoms alongside nursing care for monitoring and support. Medication management service is also provided to promote a safe and effective withdrawal. The physician may also offer medication adjustments when necessary. This involves fine tuning your meds to find the right dosage and type that works best for you. It’s all about ensuring that withdrawal is as painless as possible.
The facility has an interdisciplinary team of expert clinicians, physicians and nurses that offers 24/7 supervision to ensure smooth recovery. You may also attend individual and group counseling as well as therapy groups to handle the psychological aspect of things during this process. Family counseling is available on request. You’ll attend support groups like NA/AA meetings as well.
Once you stabilize, they may facilitate your transition back into the community or refer you to providers within the community that offer the most appropriate level of care after detox. There are nearby centers for primary care, like Atrium Health Union, that are close by.
MAT induction will be the most appropriate intervention if it’s an opioid use crisis. This is normally the first stage in medication assisted treatment for opioid use. Their physicians will assess your symptoms and prescribe the right FDA-approved meds to ease withdrawal and physiological cravings. You’ll be closely monitored to make sure the medication is working and adjusted as needed. The goal is to help you feel stable so you can focus on recovery.
Monroe Crisis Recovery Center accepts Medicaid and Medicare. Sliding fee scale payment option is available for the uninsured.