Volunteers of America
Fort Worth, Texas
Accepts 5 insurance plans
My Health My Resources of Tarrant County (MHMRTC) provides alcohol and drug rehabilitation, as well as mental care services, for adults and teens in Tarrant County, Texas. MHMRTC take a whole person approach to helping clients overcome their difficulties and enjoy happy, productive lives.
MHMRTC delivers outpatient treatment as well as inpatient residential treatment in a private facility with modern amenities. Their professional staff combines clinical and holistic methods to create individualized treatment plans.
MHMRTC’s detoxification program occurs on campus without hospitalization. It utilizes medical treatments, therapy, counseling, and auricular acupuncture. Those with severe symptoms may be elevated to a five to 10 day residential detox with 24 hour supervision.
Residential treatment for adults takes place in a 50 bed facility. Clients focus on building the life and coping skills that will help them healthily respond to stress and avoid relapse. This program includes group therapy and meetings, which are gender specific.
MCMRTC includes 12 Step programs as part of ongoing treatment. Such programs were popularized by Alcoholics Anonymous but have been adapted to treat other forms of addiction as well.
Teens may be referred to MHMRTC by a judge or through self referral. The outpatient program is for those who don’t have severe symptoms that warrant 24 hour monitoring. The primary focus of the youth outpatient program is group and family education.
The youth inpatient program takes place in a 16 bed facility and usually lasts between 45 and 60 days. This is more intensive than the outpatient counterpart and is designed to address more severe levels of addiction through education, therapy, and physical activity. If clients are found to be suffering from severe addiction symptoms after staff evaluation, they will be recommended for the inpatient program.
MHMRTC accepts private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid. They also offer sliding scale payment options to ensure no one is denied services due to an inability to pay.
Aetna
AmeriHealth
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
ComPsych
Guardian
Health Alliance
Humana
Luminare
Medical Mutual
Oxford Health Plans
UnitedHealth Group

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Chief Medical Officer

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Chief Program Officer

Chief Information Officer

Chief Financial Officer

Executive Director MHMR Foundation

Deputy Chief of Program Operations
3883 Mightly Mite Drive, Cottage 1 Fort Worth, TX 76131
Fort Worth, Texas
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Fort Worth, Texas
Accepts 5 insurance plans
Fort Worth, Texas
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Fort Worth, Texas
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