Overview
The City of Columbus offers comprehensive alcohol and drug services including prevention, outpatient treatment, and harm reduction programs, serving both youth and adults with specialized programs for Latina women, parents, and IV drug users. The services include medication-assisted treatment, counseling, HIV/Hepatitis C testing, and crisis support through the Opiate Crisis Line, with priority given to pregnant women and IV drug users. Key distinguishing features include gender-specific treatment groups, income-based sliding scale fees, Medicaid acceptance, and a collaborative community effort through the Columbus and Franklin County Addiction Plan to address the opiate crisis in central Ohio.
Locations
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Counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment
Intensive Outpatient Program
Case Management
Crisis Services
Appointment Availability
Accepting new clients
Websites
Services Offered
Counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment
Intensive Outpatient Program
Case Management
Crisis Services
Business Hours
Not Available
Phone Numbers
(614) 645-7417
main
(999) 999-9999
location
Not Available
Accepted Insurance
Medicaid
Accepted for treatment services, mentioned specifically for alcohol and drug services
Uninsured (sliding scale or self-pay)
Transport Services
Not AvailableSpecialty Services
Not AvailableAge Groups Served
Children & adolescents
Adults
Seniors (65+)
Specialized Populations
Pregnant/postpartum women
Females
Accessibility Features
Language translation services