First Step to Recovery
7676 hillmont st suite 201 houston Houston, TX 77040
About First Step to Recovery
First Step to Recovery is an addiction treatment center in Houston, Texas, specializing in outpatient drug and alcohol rehab with a focus on intensive outpatient programming.
I like their evidence based, whole person care that includes individualized treatment planning, counseling and support for adults with cooccurring mental health concerns.
I also appreciate the flexible structure and the emphasis on building lasting foundations for a healthy, sober life.
What kinds of addiction treatment does First Step to Recovery offer?
The center provides intensive outpatient treatment, including a HIPAA compliant online IOP option delivered by video conferencing.
Care includes individual and group therapy, 12 step education, motivational interviewing, medication assisted treatment and aftercare services such as relapse prevention support, sober living protocols and family education.
Who can get help?
First Step to Recovery serves adult men and women seeking outpatient support for substance use.
The program also treats cooccurring mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorders and dual diagnosis.
Where is the center located?
First Step to Recovery is located on Hillmont Street in Houston, Texas, serving the greater Houston area.
Telemedicine IOP is also available, letting clients participate remotely by desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet.
Do they take insurance or self pay?
The center accepts most major insurance plans, with Blue Cross Blue Shield Texas identified as an in network provider.
Additional options noted include Medicaid, Medicare, self pay and plans such as United Healthcare, Aetna, Cigna and Magellan Health.
How do I start?
To begin, reach out to First Step to Recovery in Houston for an assessment and help verifying your benefits and finding the right level of care.
Your First Step Forward
First Step to Recovery in Houston blends 12 step foundations, individualized therapy and flexible telemedicine access to support lasting recovery.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Drug Rehab
While in a drug rehab in Texas, you’ll deal with underlying issues that contribute to addiction. By addressing these challenges and learning healthy ways to cope with them, you’ll develop strategies that help you live a drug-free lifestyle.Levels of Care
Outpatient Rehab
Outpatient rehab in Texas provides a means for addition treatment while you live at home. You will attend regu...lar therapy sessions and typically maintain involvement with a 12-step program. Because it is tailored for each person’s needs, there is no set timeline for completion of outpatient rehab.Insurance
Medicaid Accepted
You may be eligible for Medicaid/STAR Health to cover the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in Texas. Coverage th...rough Medicaid/STAR Health may vary, but it can assist with the cost of alcohol and drug rehab, including detox, inpatient rehab, and more.
Medicare Accepted
If you're a resident and need help paying for alcohol and drug rehab in Texas, you may be eligible for Medicar...e. The amount of coverage will depend on many things, including whether you are seeking inpatient or outpatient treatment for substance abuse.
Self-Pay Options
You have the option to pay for your alcohol and drug rehab in Texas, out-of-pocket (also called self-pay or pr...ivate pay). Self-pay allows you to take control of the cost of your recovery journey and gives you access to all levels of care — including detox in Texas, and inpatient rehab in Texas — that might otherwise be limited by insurers or government-run programs.Contact First Step to Recovery
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