Hawaii County Outpatient Rehabs
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Hilo, Hawaii
Kū Aloha Ola Mau is a nonprofit agency running outpatient and intensive outpatient addiction services from its Hilo clinic on Leilani Street, with medication-assisted treatment, care coordination, counseling and early intervention services delivered by licensed nurses and public health educators who provide education, counseling and testing. Its clinical team includes certified substance abuse counselors, a licensed psychiatrist, a physician, an APRN, registered and practical nurses and marriage and family therapists, working across its Hilo and Honolulu clinics. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted along with private and military insurance and state funding, and the agency states it accepts insured and non-insured clients.
Hilo, Hawaii
CARE Hawaii provides outpatient mental health services in Hilo for people living with mental illness, developmental delays and substance-related issues, and runs a partial hospitalization program of medically supervised therapeutic sessions focused on coping skills, crisis stabilization and medication management, plus an AfterCare program for graduates of day treatment. Its Community Integration Services are a Medicaid-reimbursable service for QUEST Integration members who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and services are also available to people who meet the developmental-disability Medicaid Waiver criteria. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, as are private and military insurance and state-financed care.
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
$$$$8 beds
Hawaii Island Recovery, the Big Island's premiere residential substance abuse rehabilitation facility for adults, offers a comprehensive treatment program in a tranquil and healing environment.
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