Philadelphia VAMC – Burlington County Clinic

Philadelphia VAMC – Burlington County Clinic in Marlton, New Jersey is an integrated outpatient clinic offering primary medical care alongside specialty services like mental health support including substance use disorders. They serve veterans and their families, delivering tailored care that promotes the general well being of those who served our nation. The clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare and TRICARE alongside several private insurance providers. Financial aid is available for eligible veterans as well.

The facility is a mile north of downtown Marlton and 0.5 miles south of Route 70 for direct route access to nearby Philadelphia and Cherry Hill. Public transportation here is well-developed which makes transit access to the clinic a breeze.

The stresses of combat, exposure to trauma and the challenges of reintegrating into civilian life after service may lead to addictive behavior. If you or your dependent is struggling with substance use issues, Burlington County VA Clinic can equip you with the tools to overcome that.

Their tailored and confidential outpatient substance use care can set you on a path to lasting healing. They even provide same-day help, which means that you can receive immediate support without delay.

Outpatient services here begin with a consultation and clinical evaluation. Following evaluation, you’ll work with the care team to create personalized care plans that guide your healing journey.

They mainly offer individual and group therapy in a supportive setting to help you address underlying psychological issues and develop effective coping strategies to prevent relapse and rebuild your life. Your tailored care may also involve medication assisted treatment if you’re struggling with opioid use issues. This technique involves using FDA-approved meds to curb cravings and help you manage painful withdrawal symptoms. When paired with behavioral therapy, this approach can deliver lasting abstinence and well-rounded care.

Burlington County VA Clinic can also help you manage common skin conditions like abscesses, skin ulcers and cellulitis that arise from IV drug use. Skincare experts from their dermatologist department can help you take care of these conditions and other related skin issues as part of holistic care to foster whole-person recovery.

Social workers can link you to VA community resources to tackle needs like housing, employment and transportation and legal issues as you move forward. This helps you maintain stability and stick to your recovery plan long term.