Crossroads treatment center lagrange

You'll find this outpatient clinic on South Davis Road, a short drive from the LaGrange Mall and easy to reach from I-85. Outpatient medication-assisted care for opioid use at the LaGrange clinic on South Davis Road describes the core of the program: people who live at home come in for appointments, and medication and counseling are used side by side. A clinical evaluation comes first, and what that evaluation turns up determines the plan of care that follows.

The work here is steady rather than dramatic: getting a substance use disorder under better control, learning practical ways to avoid returning to use, and connecting with resources that keep going after clinic visits stop. Counseling sits alongside medication rather than replacing it, and appointments can happen in person or online. Hepatitis C treatment is also offered on site for people who need it.

Crossroads is not a residential facility, so people live at home or in another stable setting while attending. If someone needs overnight medical monitoring, then a residential or detox program is the safer level of care and this clinic is not the right fit. Our helpline can help you think through which side of that line you are on, and whether a center like this one matches the situation in front of you.

Programs at the LaGrange clinic

The LaGrange center provides outpatient medication-assisted care with methadone and buprenorphine as prescribed by its medical team. Along with medication, clients take part in individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and psychoeducation, plus relapse prevention counseling that focuses on what to do when cravings or old patterns return. Care coordination and peer support round out the schedule, and online therapy is available for people who cannot always come in.

The clinical team calls its approach evidence-based, individual and medical, and it treats drug addiction, heroin use, opioid use and prescription drug misuse. A clinical evaluation at the start decides the level of care. If a clinician finds that someone needs round-the-clock monitoring, then that person would be better served in a residential or detox setting, and our helpline can point toward those options across Georgia.

Someone who has been through withdrawal before may already know how hard the first days can be; medication-assisted care is one way clinics like this one reduce that strain under a doctor's direction. Ongoing counseling and medication-assisted treatment in LaGrange, Georgia, support people with opioid use disorders over 30 or more days.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Individual Treatment
• Psychoeducation
• Online Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Group Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Medical

Who this LaGrange program is built for

• Adults dealing with opioid use, including heroin and prescription pain medication
• Men and women who can live at home or in another stable setting while attending outpatient visits
• People who want medication assisted treatment as part of the care they get plan, not as a standalone prescription
• Individuals who need counseling support such as cognitive behavioral therapy or peer support alongside medical care
• People in Troup County and nearby communities who can reach the South Davis Road clinic or use online therapy

Setting and schedule at LaGrange

The LaGrange center is an outpatient clinic, not a residential building, and typical program length runs 30 days or longer depending on progress. Sessions are offered in English, with the option of online therapy when getting to the office is difficult. The address is 229 S Davis Rd Suite 900, LaGrange, GA 30241, near the LaGrange Mall and I-85. Because it is outpatient, people keep their own housing and daily routines while they attend.

Paying for care at Crossroads LaGrange

Medicaid and Medicare are accepted here, as are most commercial insurance plans, and self-pay rates are posted for those who choose to pay out of pocket. What you owe and what is covered can shift from one plan to another, so the sensible thing is to ring the center and let staff verify your own benefits ahead of a first visit. When it is unclear what your plan pays for, our helpline can help you pull together the information a clinic will request, without charge and without any commitment to enroll. If you are wondering how Georgia Medicaid approaches outpatient care, the center's staff can tell you what your specific plan includes.

What to ask before you start in LaGrange

• Would my insurance or Medicaid plan cover outpatient medication-assisted treatment here, and what would I owe?
• How often would appointments be scheduled, and can some of them be online?
• Who manages the medication, and how are dose decisions and side effects handled?
• What happens if I miss appointments or need a higher level of care partway through?
• How does the clinic handle discharge planning and continuing care once the program ends?