Alcohol and Drug Rehab
Alcoholic Anonymous
Community Church of Christ
2121 Hwy 50 E, Linn, MO 65051
Mondays at 7:00 pm
https://www.sober.com/12stepmeetings-alcohol?city=linn&state=missouri
Services: Program for individuals struggling with alcoholism
Fee: Free
Alcoholics Anonymous
1439 Riverside Drive, Jefferson City, MO 65101
573-636-7851
https://www.sober.com/12stepmeetings-alcohol
Services: Program for individuals struggling with alcoholism
Fee: Free
Al-Anon
888-425-2666
Check website for times and locations.
http://al-anon.info/MeetingSearch/Al-AnonMeetings.aspx?language=EN
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope, in order to solve their common problems. We believe alcoholism is a family illness, and that changed attitudes can aid recovery. Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps, by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics, and by giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic.
Services: Group counseling, therapy and literature for families living with the problem
alcoholism. Meetings in Jefferson City.
Capital Region Medical Center-Southwest
1125 Madison St., Jefferson City, MO
573-632-5560
https://www.crmc.org/services/family-practice/
Services: Intro to AA, counseling treatment and literature, and outpatient treatment for an
alcoholic who wants help.
Compass Health - Jefferson City Outpatient Clinic
204 Metro Drive, Suite B Jefferson City, MO 65109
844-853-8937
http://carf.org/providerProfile.aspx?cid=250614
Adult Substance Abuse, Adult Mental Health, Children and Adolescent Mental Health, SATOP, REACT
Crossroads Community Recovery Center
515 E McCarty, Jefferson City, MO 65109
573-634-8820 Fax: 573-634-3742
Hours: 7 days a week from 10:00 am- 8:00 pm
http://www.allonesearch.com/22430967/
Services: Recovery support for individuals with drugs and alcohol problems. Helping individuals
overcome their addiction (drugs, alcohol, codependency) and provide support for the family
members. Assist individuals in accessing treatment, treatment or corrections aftercare support,
recovery discussion groups, educational groups, recovery coaches available, family support
groups, anger management, life skills, resource information, presentation on addiction and
recovery, social and recreational activities, youth group, volunteer opportunities, host a variety of
12 step groups.
DeafLEAD (formerly The L.E.A.D. Institute)
2505 W. Ash, Columbia, MO 65203
Phone: Voice/TTY (573)445-5005 Videophone: (573) 303-5604
Missouri Crisis/Text Line: (573)445-5035 or 888-761-4357 or text HAND to 839863
Deaf Crisis Line: 321-800-3323 or text HAND to 839863
FAX: 573-445-5088
Hours: 9:00-5:00 Monday-Friday, Crisis Line 24 hours
Services: Provide education, advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling, and other direct services for deaf, hard of hearing, deaf/blind, and late-deafened individuals and families; Missouri Crisis Hotline/Text Line; Deaf Crisis Videophone Hotline, sign language classes for all ages; deaf culture training to agencies; Teen Institute (camp for deaf and hard of hearing youth) teaches alcohol and drug abuse prevention, HIV/AIDS awareness, and other issues facing youth; free counseling for hearing and deaf individuals and their families who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, incest and child abuse, free 24-hour crisis interpreting for Deaf victims of crime.
Fee: Sign language classes – call for current fee
Eligibility: Services provided as needed
Fresh Start Sober Living in Columbia
Serving all counties
573-219-2170 freshstartcomo@gmail.com
Sober living is a type of group housing. All tenants are involved in substance abuse recovery programs.Tenants are provided an alcohol, drug, and violence-free environment to aid in their path to restoration. All properties are located on bus routes and with-in walking/biking distance from downtown district, treatment centers, business districts, 12-step meetings, employment placement agencies, and social service centers.
Bedrooms include bed, dresser, WiFi, TV with cable, desk and chair, nightstand, bed linens, bath towels and a box fan. Fresh Start can also accommodate Home Plans for those being released by the Dept. of Corrections.
Healing House and New Beginnings
P.O. Box 1682, Jefferson City, MO 65102
417-559-7068 Heather Gieck, Executive Director Founder
573-645-2501 Housing Line
https://thehealinghouseandnewbeginnings.org/
housing@thehealinghouseandnewbeginnings.org
RECOVERY: A Program of Action: 2 hour class meeting one night per week for 5 weeks, teaching and applying the 12 steps as presented in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
SPIRITUAL GROWTH: Bible-based ministry program to develop and enhance spiritual growth.
ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics)
Mentoring: Personal Relationships leading to recovery and Recovery leading to salvation.
HOUSING AND LIFE SKILLS
Residents will be provided safe and affordable housing at the Healing House and New Beginnings. Residents will be assisted with searching and securing employment. Residents will attend Life Skills classes based upon their needs. Accommodations will be provided for 22 women residents plus the 3 Senior Women Residents.
McCambridge Center
201 N. Garth, Columbia, MO 65203
573-449-3953 or 573-227-3741
http://compasshealthnetwork.org/location/columbia-3/
Services provided at this Columbia location include outpatient and residential substance use disorder treatment for women with children and for pregnant women. For more information about the McCambridge program, please call 573-449-3953.
Missouri Alcohol Drug Assessment Consultants, Inc.
1811 US 50 Linn, MO 65051-0825
(573) 897-2497
https://dmh.mo.gov/docs/ada/directory-satopprograms.pdf
Services:
SATOP Screeners (OMU) SATOP Serious and Repeat Offender Program
New Vision at Capitol Regional Medical Center
1125 Madison St., Jefferson City, MO 65102
573-632-5817
capitalrmc.mo@specialcarecorp.com
New Vision™ is an inpatient medical stabilization service that accepts appropriate adults, who are currently using or are experiencing acute withdrawal symptoms from certain drugs or alcohol. It consists of a medically supervised hospital stay for inpatient stabilization that typically lasts 3 days. Upon admission to the hospital for medical stabilization, assessment of the patient’s fundamental needs is accomplished. These assessments include medical history, physical, a complete laboratory workup and a nursing assessment. New Vision at CRMC will not admit someone who is currently under the influence or intoxicated. Patients must refrain from using/ drinking for a period of time prior to coming in for their assessment and must meet minimum requirements of an acute withdrawal scale to be eligible for admission into the New Vision service. New Vision at CRMC is a completely VOLUNTARY service. New Vision at CRMC accepts Medicaid, Medicare and Commercial Insurance with the exception of the following; UHC Community Plan – Managed Medicaid, Missouri Care- Managed Medicaid, Cigna Connect Network, Cigna Surefit. New Vision at CRMC is not a state-funded service but there is a self-pay option available to those who are uninsured, the hospital requires half of this amount up front at time of admission and payment arrangements can be made with the hospital on the remaining balance.
Preferred Family Health Care
Adult Residential: 210 Hoover Rd., Jefferson City, MO 65109
573-634-4321
Adolescent Residential: 101 Adams St., Jefferson City, MO 65109
573-556-6589
Residential substance abuse treatment center for adolescence 12-17 years. For Adult treatment call 634-4321.
Primrose Hill
1212 County Rd 2696, Clark, MO 65243
573-641-5047
Primrose Hill is a 12-month, residential recovery center for women and women with young children who have drug and alcohol addictions. Primrose Hill Teen Challenge is one of only a few centers where children can stay with their mother during recovery.
Turning Point Recovery Centers
201 E. Monroe, Ste. 103, Mexico, MO 65265
573-581-8828 FAX 573-581-8054
Services: Men and women outpatient services and SATOP are available. Both group and Individual counseling is available on an outpatient basis. Additionally, educational groups and relapse prevention are available through Outpatient services. All services are driven by an individual treatment plan, which guides the frequency and duration of services. Codependency counseling is offered to significant others, wives, family of consumers. Anger management classes are offered at each location when there are enough consumer requests to warrant developing a group.Missouri law requires all persons arrested for an alcohol- or drug- related traffic offense to complete an assessment screening at an OMU. The result of this evaluation determines the appropriate level of SATOP placement for each consumer.
Fee: Offender Education Program (OEP) $130.00
Adolescent Diversion Education Program (ADEP) $130.00
Clinical Intervention Program (CIP) $1067.42 *
Total Cost: The total cost for SATOP can range between $505 – $1380.91
Consumers referred to the WIP, CIP, or YCIP may complete a financial questionnaire called the Standard Means Test. The findings will determine if the consumer will receive financial assistance with the payment of their service level fee.
Service Area: Missouri
Valley Hope of Boonville
1415 Ashley Road , Boonville, Missouri 65233
Admissions 24/7 660-882-6547
https://valleyhope.org/locations/missouri/boonville-treatment-center/
Valley Hope of Boonville provides medically-monitored detox and withdrawal management, residential addiction treatment, and virtual outpatient programs and family counseling. Our treatment and recovery experts customize a comprehensive treatment plan for each patient that addresses physical, mental, spiritual and emotional health needs. Each treatment team works hand in hand, side by side with patients and families to heal from addiction and reclaim their lives through recovery.
Services: Subacute medical detox, 24-hour nursing care, Individual and group counseling Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) Milieu therapy, Family Care, Chaplain services, 12-step recovery program, Intensive Outpatient Therapy (IOP) including individual and group counseling, Family Care Assessments, Continuing care.
Can accept TriCare, Optum and are members of the Community Care Network of the Veteran’s Administration.