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We are a Transitional Living and Outpatient Treatment Program where young men in recovery discover purpose, thrive socially, and live into their potential.
Transitional Living Program
Our Transitional Living Program provides young men all the support they need as they reintegrate into life following treatment. Specifically designed for young men in early recovery, our program balances mental health support and life skill development with building meaningful relationships and an active lifestyle.
Outpatient Treatment Program
Young adults struggling with addiction and other mental health challenges need a solution that does not disrupt their lives. Our Outpatient Services are more than just group and individual therapy, we provide a supportive community of staff and peers that come alongside you on the journey to recovery.
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We Accept Insurance
Alpha 180 works with most major insurance providers. We are currently in-network with BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Tricare, Magellan Healthcare, and Aetna, but can work with other insurance providers on an out-of-network basis.
Testimonials
Parent Testimonial – Amy C.
I was first introduced to Alpha shortly after making the agonizing decision to put my oldest son, Drew, into rehab after his first year away at college (Summer 2018). It was a tumultuous time, and I was scrambling for resources and answers to help my...
Testimonial | Diana A
As the mother of a young man who spent years of his life living, and dying, with a crippling opioid addiction, and watching him attempt and then fail at one treatment program after another, I must take this moment to say that the Alpha 180 program not only gave my son...
Cheryl G | Testimonial
As a mother watching my son on his journey of recovery and working my own recovery program in Al-Anon and ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics), Alpha 180 has been the guide to catapult our family’s healing: My son has found his home at Alpha 180. A place where fellow...
Family Testimonial | Laureen
My name is Laureen and my son, Max, is an addict. When I think back to the beginning of our recovery journey, the feelings and emotions around that time were very challenging. What I’ve learned is that sharing is healing. There’s nothing unique about our story and I...
