Outpatient Services & New Horizons Detox Program
OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Q. Do you offer DEEP counseling?
A. No.
Q. Do you have evening IOP sessions?
A. No.
Q. Do you provide childcare?
A. No.
Q. Do you provide Suboxone?
A. No.
Q. How long is your IOP program?
A. 48 session or up to 16 weeks.
Q. Do you provide other services besides IOP?
A. We offer 1-1/2 hour group counseling or 1-hour individual counseling sessions.
Q. Do you offer couples counseling?
A. No.
Q. Do you have family counseling?
A. No.
Q. Can I use medical marijuana attending the program?
A. Yes. However, if you are in Drug Court or Family Recovery Court, you cannot.
DETOX PROGRAM
Q. Do you take MaineCare?
A. Yes.
Q. Do you accept clients with no insurance?
A. Yes. We do accept payment arrangements. If you have insurance other than MaineCare, we advise you to check with them to see if they are in network. We are currently in network with Beacon Insurance.
Q. Do you provide suboxone/methadone?
A. Yes.
Q. Can I say on MAT in detox?
A. Yes.
Q. Do you have a wait list?
A. No. Admission is first come/first serve with priority to pregnant females.
Q. How do I get in?
A. Call daily at 207-217-6521 for open beds and request a phone screening.
Q. How many people are there? Are there private rooms?
A. New Horizons is a 10-bed facility. No private rooms and vary from 2-4 beds each.
Q. Do you allow smoking?
A. Yes, with scheduled cigarette breaks with staff.
Q. Can I have my cell phone?
A. No.
Q. Can I have visitors?
A. No.
Q. What is there to do all day?
A. There are groups offered each day including outside resources (NA, AA, etc.); you will meet with your counselor and provider; three meals a day; different activities are offered daily; there is a shared television room.
Residential Programs - Men's, Women's, Infinity House
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS
Q. How long is the wait list?
A. It varies from 2-4 months, depending on discharges in the program. The Infinity House prioritizes pregnancy women.
Q. How do I get on the wait list?
A. Submit an application to be scheduled for a phone screening to determine if you meet criteria for the program.
Q. How long does pre-screening take?
A. 30-45 minutes.
Q. When I am accepted, does that mean I have a bed?
A. No. Once you’ve submitted your application and have been pre-screened you will be on the wait list. It is very important you have an active phone number or email to be reached as the wait list is utilized on a first come/first serve basis.
Q. Will I be sharing a room with other people?
A. Men’s House – Yes, upon admission you will be admitted to a 4-person room. As you work the program, you will progress to a 2-person room and eventually to a single room.
Women’s House – Yes, upon admission you will be admitted to a 3-person room. As you work the program, you will transition to a 2-person room with it’s own bathroom.
Infinity House (Women w/Children) – There are 4 single rooms for moms with children who are walking. Otherwise,
there are three in a room either without or with children are not walking yet.
Q. I was there two weeks last year, can I come back?
A. Yes. You will need to re-apply, pre-screen, and be added to the wait list.
Q. Can I see my kids?
A. After the first 7-day orientation period, you can submit a request and will require permission from your counselor.
Q. Can family members visit me?
A. Yes. After the first 7-day orientation period, you can submit a request. This requires permission from your counselor and only approved family members can visit.
Q. Can I stay on MAT treatment?
A. Yes.
Q. Can I attend outside AA meetings?
A. Yes, after the first 7-day orientation period. After that, you may go to meetings but will need to be accompanied by a
buddy during the first phase of your program which lasts approximately 4-6 weeks, depending on your progress in the
program.
Q. How much does it cost?
A. Treatment fees and room/board fees are calculated separately. Payment for treatment fees can come from insurance or other resources. Room/board feels are applied based on ability to pay with the maximum fee being $10 per day. Residents are expected to make good faith efforts to pay room/board fees.
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