Washington County Mental Health Servs
Washington County Mental Health Servs provides outpatient substance use treatment from its office at P.O. Box 647 in Montpelier, Vermont. The private nonprofit offers regular an…

About Washington County Mental Health Servs
Washington County Mental Health Servs provides outpatient substance use treatment from its office at P.O. Box 647 in Montpelier, Vermont. The private nonprofit offers regular and intensive outpatient programming along with buprenorphine treatment using buprenorphine with naloxone, supported by counseling and telehealth options. Clients in Montpelier and the surrounding region can access comprehensive assessments, drug and alcohol testing, recovery coaching, and discharge planning with naloxone education. A sliding fee scale and acceptance of Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance help make care more accessible to local residents.
Levels of care
Intensive Outpatient
Several structured sessions a week while living at home.
Outpatient
Flexible scheduled treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Conditions treated & therapies
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