Pittsburgh Treatment Centers

POWER House is the residential recovery home of POWER - the Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery - on Church Street in Swissvale, part of an all-women continuum the organization describes as gender-responsive, built around how addiction and recovery differ for women. Alongside the house, POWER runs New Day outpatient therapy, peer-based recovery support for people in Allegheny County through POWER Connection, and POWER Restore, a 21-bed detox and rehabilitation program reopening at the POWER campus, where the clinical, medical and recovery-support team moves clients from withdrawal management into ongoing treatment. Anyone can call the POWER Line, including adults and adolescents and family members worried about someone else; recorded payment options include Medicare, military insurance and self-pay.

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John Ryan's House in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provides intensive outpatient programming (IOP) for adults recovering from substance use disorders. The program, part of Jade Wellness Center, offers individual counseling, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment options. Medicare and military insurance are accepted.

UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a psychiatric hospital providing inpatient and outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment. As part of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the hospital offers comprehensive care for adults and adolescents with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provides a free, long-term residential work-therapy program for adults struggling with substance use disorders. The faith-based program combines counseling, life skills training, and work therapy at no cost to participants. Medicare and private health insurance are accepted for clinical services.

Serving families for over a century, The Bradley Center provides psychiatric residential treatment for children and adolescents affected by trauma, mental illness, and behavioral health challenges. Located west of Pittsburgh, the center combines a residential treatment facility with The Bradley School, a licensed private academic school where students receive individualized education in classes of no more than 12. Bradley also offers school-based therapy in approximately 50 school districts and outpatient therapy for children, teens, and adults.

POWER Restore provides residential substance use treatment and recovery housing for women in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Part of POWER (Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery), the program serves women in a gender-specific environment with individual and group counseling, case management, and recovery support services. POWER accepts Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and offers a sliding fee scale.