Treatment looks different for everyone, and finding the right care starts with understanding your options. This page provides information on treatment services, how to access care, and where to find support, helping individuals and families take informed steps toward treatment with confidence.
Counseling is provided one or two hours per week and may include primary care, aftercare from rehab, or be utilized as an intervention to encourage individuals to enter more intensive services. There is an initial assessment to determine referral to the appropriate level of care. This form of treatment often offers on individual session and one group session per week. Treatment is also provided for family members affected by another's alcohol or drug use.
Counseling is provided around 10 hours per week and may include primary care or aftercare from rehab. This form of treatment includes group sessions along with individual sessions. There is an initial assessment to determine referral to the appropriate level of care.
Partial Hospitalization provides intensive treatment on an outpatient basis for clients with serious addiction challenges that have sufficient supports to engage in treatment in the community. According to a planned regimen, services are provided with regularly scheduled sessions almost daily with 20 or more therapeutic hours per week. This form of treatment includes group sessions along with individual sessions.
Halfway houses provide a live-in combination of therapy and support and are offered to recovering individuals who have completed prior treatment, who may be homeless or near homeless and unemployed or need intensive help for a successful transition to sober, independent living. Self-sufficiency is the goal.
Residential treatment provides an intensive live-in therapeutic environment. The specific program length of stay (varying from 28 to 180 days) is based on individual needs. Treatment subcontracts include various programs, ensuring that clients' needs are met, whether they are adolescents, women, women with children, Spanish speaking only, have co-occurring drug and alcohol and mental health disorders, or are involved in the criminal justice system.
Withdrawal Management provides clinical supervision and assistance in managing withdrawal for drug and alcohol dependent or intoxicated individuals. Withdrawal Management can be medically monitored or medically managed.
In these residential environments, typically located in a hospital, there are medical staff available 24/7 to provide care to individuals with medical conditions that need managed.
We are committed to helping Dauphin County residents connect with drug and alcohol treatment services. There are multiple ways to get started, and each option will connect you with a trained staff member who will ask a few screening questions, identify needs, make referrals, and discuss possible funding assistance. Get connected in three simple ways:
Contact us 24/7 at (717) 635-2254 to speak with someone right away.
Stop by 3815 Tecport Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17111
Mon.–Fri., 8:00 AM–4:30 PM.
Contact one of our contracted treatment providers listed below to begin the process.
Below are contracted treatment providers serving Dauphin County. These locations offer a range of drug and alcohol treatment services and can help connect individuals to care that meets their needs.
Asterisk (*) denotes adolescent services offered
Arkview Behavioral Health of East York provides treatment services for both adult men and adult women. They have co-occuring capabilities, which means that they can address both substance use and mental health conditions.
Arkview Behavioral Health of Mechanicsburg provides treatment services for both adult men and adult women. They have co-occurring capabilities, meaning they are able to address both substance use and mental health conditions.
ARS Treatment Center in Camp Hill, PA is a CARF-accredited provider specializing in treating substance use disorders, including opiate treatment, methadone maintenance, and other substance use disorder treatment. ARS provides group, individual, and family counseling, and medication-assisted treatment in an intensive outpatient program focused on recovery.
This facility offers faith-based treatment services to adult females and males.
This facility provides 24 hour medical care to adults who need detox services, may have complex medical conditions, or may be pregnant. This facility serves both males and females.
Bowling Green Brandywine is an inpatient facility that provides services to adult males and females, including pregnant women. Their residential services are dual diagnosis and equipped to handle co-occurring mental health conditions.
Evergreen House provides in-house substance use treatment, resource assistance, and skills training to adult females, including pregnant women.
Conewago Place offers holistic residential services for adult males.
Conewago Pottsville provides holistic residential services for adult men and women.
Conewago Snyder provides holistic residential services for adult males.
DARS Manos House provides short-term and long-term residential services for adolescent males between the ages of 14 and 18 years old.
Daystar Center for Spiritual Recovery offers residential substance use services, skills training, case management, and family services for adult males.
This facility provides 24 hour medical care to adults who need detox services, have complex medical conditions, or are pregnant. They are also able to provide treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions. This facility serves both males and females.
Gaudenzia Coal Township is an inpatient facility that provides services to adult males and females. Their residential services are dual diagnosis and equipped to handle co-occurring mental health conditions.
Gaudenzia Common Ground is an inpatient facility that provides services to adult males and females. Their residential services are dual diagnosis and equipped to handle co-occurring mental health conditions.
Gaudenzia Concept 90 provides residential services for adult males and females.
Gaudenzia Fountain Springs provides residential services to adult females, including pregnant women and women with children. Gaudenzia's program is designed to be co-occurring, meaning that they treat both mental health conditions and substance use.
Gaudenzia offers a variety of outpatient services for adult men and women.
Gaudenzia Kindred House offers residential services to adult women, including pregnant women and women with children. This facility is co-occurring, meaning that it can address both mental health conditions and substance use.