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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Racine Area, provides outpatient substance use treatment and behavioral health services. They accept Medicare insurance, ensuring broader access to care.

Latino Treatment Center is a DHS/SUPR-licensed outpatient alcohol and drug abuse treatment provider with a location in West Chicago, Illinois. The center delivers bilingual and multicultural substance use disorder services across Cook, Lake, DuPage, Will, and Kane counties, and also operates offices in Elgin and Chicago. The organization is dedicated to helping people with substance use disorders find support through a culturally sensitive and compassionate approach.

The Montrose Center supports LGBTQ+ youth and adults with case management, counseling, housing assistance, and substance use recovery. Their acceptance of Medicare insurance ensures that individuals can access these essential services without financial barriers.

Our Hope Association's Lyon Street home is a residential addiction treatment program for women in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Set in a dignified, home-like Victorian house in the city's Historic Heritage Hill neighborhood, it provides a place where up to 20 women at a time can focus on recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. The organization follows a healing-centered approach, supporting women as they work through the pain underlying their addiction and reconnect with the people and life they value.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Inc. Emporium offers a full continuum of treatment and prevention services, including case management, recovery support, and MAT services. They accept Medicare insurance, helping clients access essential care at multiple locations.

Kenaitze Indian Tribe operates the Dena'ina Wellness Center, which provides behavioral health services through Chuq'eya Qenq'a (Birch Tree House) on its Kenai campus. The center offers CARF-accredited outpatient substance use disorder treatment for adults alongside integrated mental health services for adults, children, and adolescents. Available services include individual and family therapy, interactive play therapy for children, crisis intervention, case management, and therapeutic groups, all delivered in a culturally relevant environment that incorporates traditional Dena'ina activities. The program serves Kenaitze Tribal members, Alaska Native and American Indian people, and community members as funding allows.

MAPS Counseling Services' Peterborough office offers the same psychotherapy services for individuals and families across all age groups. DRS confirmed that the Peterborough location is situated on the first floor of the Strand Building and, like the Keene office, accepts Medicare as part of its commitment to inclusive care.

Resolutions Behavioral Health Therapy offers outpatient care, crisis intervention, and intensive programs for individuals dealing with addiction. Services use CBT and motivational enhancement techniques. DRS’s review confirmed that Medicare is accepted, helping more clients engage in long-term recovery.

The Bridge’s Substance Use Disorder (SUD) in Irvington is a licensed outpatient addiction recovery program that support adults and adolescents whose alcohol or drug use has begun affecting daily life, roles, relationships, or wellbeing. These services are delivered in outpatient and intensive outpatient (IOP) formats designed to strengthen coping skills, relapse-prevention strategies, and personal resilience, all while people continue with work, family, and community commitments rather than entering residential care.

Jefferson Center's Withdrawal Management Program is a 24/7/365 clinically managed residential withdrawal management service in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, operated by Jefferson Center for Mental Health. The program is licensed by the Office of Behavioral Health as a 3.2 Withdrawal Management program and is classified by ASAM as a Clinically Managed Residential level of care.