Levels of Care for Substance Abuse Treatment

Addiction treatment requires different levels of care to safely support the needs of each individual along the recovery process. There are five distinct phases of care to safely treat those suffering from addiction and mental health issues. People can access the correct phase they need based on an evaluation of their situation.  The phases of care are:

• Detox/Withdrawal Management
• Residential treatment
• Partial Hospitalization
• Outpatient Treatment Centers
  • Intensive Outpatient
  • Outpatient Alcoholism Treatment Centers
• Family Support and Programming

More Levels of Care FAQs

At Gateway, we offer all levels of care.  People can enter treatment at any one of these phases.  Please call our admissions department to have a confidential assessment to determine which level of care is right for you or a loved one.  Call now at 877-505-HOPE (4673)

Levels of Care FAQs

I already have a psychiatrist/therapist, will you work with them?

Gateway partners with professionals and other treatment providers to offer coordinated care, cross-referrals, and discharge planning.

Do the addiction counselors have Masters degrees?

All of the counselors at Gateway Foundation are qualified substance use disorder professionals.

Will I get my own room or can I pay more for a private room? I don’t like being around people / I don’t want to be in a group setting.

Gateway does not have private rooms available. However, each room has an individual bathroom and dresser. We found that those that are struggling with addiction recover better together and we feel that it is important to have roommates to recover with. There may be times where you don’t have a roommate.  And we do look at medical needs to determine if someone should have a private room.