William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute
1800 Colonial Drive
Columbia, SC 29207
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About William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute
Located in Columbia, South Carolina, Williams Hall Psychiatric Institute is a dual diagnosis treatment center for substance use and mental health disorders. Situated at Bryan Psychiatric Hospital, programs at Williams Hall serve the unique needs of children, aged four to 12, adolescents aged 13 to 17, and males aged 13 to 21. Drug rehab programs consist of residential, outpatient, intensive outpatient, medication management, and partial hospitalization.
Williams Hall Psychiatric Institute treats teens and adolescents in South Carolina, integrating behavioral health and substance use programs that encompass extensive assessments, clinical therapies, educational programs, trauma informed treatment, activity therapy, and forensic psychiatry. The Assessment and Resource Center specializes in anger management, juvenile justice referrals, expert testimony, and multidisciplinary care coordination.
Accredited by the Joint Commission and the National Children’s Alliance reflecting high quality addiction and psychiatric care. Insurance, Medicaid, private pay, Tricare, and other payment options are available.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Therapists often use cognitive behavioral therapy in South Carolina to help individuals learn how to deal with challenging situations without the use of substances. This treatment often includes role-playing techniques.Teen & Adolescent Program
A young adult program in South Carolina focuses only on young adults and their developmental needs as they face addiction issues. Treatment addresses the unique challenges of this stage of life and helps young adults work through recovery.Levels of Care
Inpatient Rehab
Inpatient drug rehab in South Carolina can last anywhere from a few weeks to more than 90 days, depending on t...he program. During that time, you will live at the rehab facility and receive treatment such as counseling, medication, and forms of holistic therapy.Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health
Treating a substance abuse disorder without treating a co-occurring mental health disorder is not effective. I...f you have co-occurring disorders, you need dual diagnosis treatment in South Carolina to properly address all your recovery needs.Insurance
Financial Aid
If you need help with paying for alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina, financial aid may be a good solutio...n. Financial assistance options include grants, scholarships, non-profit programs, personal funding, and health insurance programs to help you manage the expense of substance abuse treatment.
Medicaid Accepted
Medicaid (South Carolina Healthy Connections Medicaid): If you’re eligible under Healthy Connections Medicai...d, you may be able to get coverage to assist with the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina. The amount covered may be limited and depend on various factors.
TRICARE
Administered by the Department of Defense, TRICARE offers comprehensive military health insurance plans for ac...tive and retired military members and their families. Similar to PPO programs offered by private insurance companies, TRICARE covers multiple levels of care for addiction treatment, including detox, inpatient rehab, and outpatient services.
Private Insurance
If you have private insurance, you can use it to help cover the cost of alcohol and drug rehab in South Caroli...na. The amount covered may depend on your policy and whether the treatment center is in-network or out-of-network. You may be left with some costs like a co-payment, or co-insurance. Check with your insurer for more information.
Self-Pay Options
You have the option to pay for your alcohol and drug rehab in South Carolina out-of-pocket, known as self-pay ...or private pay. Private pay gives you access to all levels of care — including detox and inpatient rehab — that you may not otherwise have access to through a private insurer or state-run program.Contact William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute
803-898-1662 
