Detox program in Washington, District of Columbia
Triple Track Treatment
Outpatient detox. Run by a private for-profit company.
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202-215-3565Intake: 202-780-6736
, Washington, DC 20008 (map position approximate)
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Ask whether they have a bed or a slot, whether they take your insurance, and what to bring.
Contact details from SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov listing as of .
Detox at this program
- Setting
- Outpatient detox
- Substances
- Not specified
- Medication during detox
- Used routinely
After detox
Detox gets you through withdrawal; on its own it isn't treatment for the addiction. After opioid detox, tolerance drops, so using again carries a real risk of overdose (what to line up next). This program reports offering:
- Treatment settings
- Regular outpatient
- Opioid medication
- None reported
- Alcohol medication
- Not reported
Paying
- Accepts
- Medicaid, Private insurance, Cash or self-pay
- Help with cost
- Sliding fee scale (based on income)
Who it serves
- Ages
- Young Adults, Adults, Seniors
- Accepts
- Female and Male
- Programs for
- Adult women
Licenses and accreditation
As reported to SAMHSA. Withdrawal.help has not checked these. Look them up yourself: Joint Commission Quality Check, CARF provider search, or your state's licensing agency.
- Accredited by
- None reported
Other detox programs nearby
- Kolmac Integrated Behavioral Health Washington, DC · 2.6 mi
- Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Substance Abuse Recovery Program Washington, DC · 2.6 mi
- Kolmac Integrated Behavioral Health Arlington, VA · 3.0 mi
- Community Bridges Washington, DC · 3.6 mi
- National Capital Trt and Recovery, Phoenix Prog Mens Residential Center Arlington, VA · 4.8 mi
Source: SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov listing, pulled . Programs report their own services to SAMHSA, and details change. Call to confirm before you go. A listing here is not a recommendation. Withdrawal.help is independent and not affiliated with SAMHSA, and SAMHSA has not reviewed or endorsed it. Order follows fixed rules; no program pays for its place. Programs can correct SAMHSA's record at FindTreatment@samhsa.hhs.gov or tell us. How this list is built.
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