New Roads Treatment Center Provo
1530 South 500 West
Provo, UT 84601
About New Roads Treatment Center Provo
New Roads Treatment Center Provo in Provo, Utah, serves men and women who have a drug or alcohol use disorder. They also offer comprehensive care if you’re suffering from a behavioral health struggle. Some services you’ll find here include residential treatment and outpatient care. There’s also a partial hospitalization program and an intensive outpatient program if you need more flexible care. You’ll also find a dedicated psychiatric outpatient program. This provides strong support if you have a co-occurring diagnosis. They accept policies from leading insurance providers including Cigna and Humana. Out of network benefits may apply. Speak with your insurance provider to learn more.
I appreciate that this location takes an evidence based approach to care. They also understand the difficulties associated with mental health struggles. Team members undergo training and skills development that allow them to treat you with sensitivity and compassion to your needs. You’ll work with a care team that takes the time to understand your unique recovery needs. They’ll work to determine the best therapies that will fit into your individualized treatment plan. When doing this, they consider all elements of your history, including traumatic experiences that have played into your struggles.
They also connect you to quality care once your treatment plan is in place. For example, as you step down from residential treatment, you can get connected to a positive housing environment through transitional living support.
What I value most is they take the time to help you develop critical skills for recovery. For example, you’ll develop skills like knowing how to identify triggers and stressful emotions that have led to your substance use disorder.
You’ll have the support of dedicated medical professionals and peers who have navigated similar circumstances. Through this, you’ll have a network of support you can lean on when times get difficult during your recovery.