A1 Health Services
1941 S. 42nd St.
Ste. 412 Omaha, NE 68105
Phone: (402) 991-8101
Contact: Kevin Cook
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Mental Health
A1 focuses on outpatient counseling and substance abuse treatment. Anger management, evaluations, DUI education, aftercare, and interventions are additional services provided.
Acceptance Counseling
13524 A St. Suites 9/10
Omaha, Nebraska 68144
Phone: (402) 290-2602
Fax: 402-896-1041
Contact: James Laufenberg, MS, LMHP, LADC
acceptancecounseling@cox.net
Laufie@cox.net
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Mental Health
Qualifications: Call for description/assessment.
What to Expect: Alcohol/Drug Abuse Assessments and treatment. Individual/Family Therapy and Mental Health Assessments. We accept most major insurances and Nebraska Supreme Court Preferred Provider-assessments for courts.
Steps/Joining Process: Call for appointments. Can meet most clients within one week from first contact.
Availability: No Waitlist.
Alcoholics Anonymous
4901 Dodge St.
Omaha, NE 68132
24 hr hotline: (402) 556-1880
Website: Coming Soon
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs
Requirements: There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop drinking.
Steps/Joining Process: Please call or write for meeting times, locations, and details.
Faith-based?: AA has no affiliation with any religious or denomination, however, will assist with a higher power of your choice.
Additional Details: Over 600 AA meetings throughout the Metro area.
*Updated 2/2012
Alegent Health: Chemical Dependency Services
Two Locations:
Bellevue Location:
3308 Samson Way
Suite 203
Bellevue, NE 68123
Phone: (402) 717-7681
Fax: (402) 291-8806
Hours: Mon - Thurs 8:00am - 5:30pm
Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Immanuel Medical Center:
7101 Newport Ave.
Suite 305
Omaha, NE 68152
Phone: (402) 572-2756
Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00am - 3:15pm
Closed on Friday
Services: Provides outpatient chemical dependency treatment and counseling.
Steps/Joining Process: Please call to schedule an evaluation. If you have had an evaluation within the past six months, you may fax that evaluation to us to satisfy this requirement. *Prison Evaluations are also accepted.
Cost: Title Six Assistance may be available to those who do not have insurance.
Catholic Charities: Omaha Campus For Hope
1490 N. 16th St.
Omaha, NE 68102
Phone: (402) 827-0570
Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Detox: 24 hrs
Contact: Mike Phillips-Director or Kathy Canaday-Administrative Support
kathyc@ccomaha.org
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Mental Health, Support Groups, Detox, Protective Custody, Community Support, and Recovery Support
Qualifications: Get a chemical dependency assessment or drug & alcohol evaluation to see where you are in the disease process and which steps or programs are recommended for you.
What to Expect: Depends on which program was recommended for you. Call and we will help you set up a screening appointment and we will cover this.
Steps/Joining Process: Get your evaluation.
Call us to set up a screening appointment.
At the screening you will be placed on the waiting list.
Each program has different wait times and they would let you know approximate times at the screening appointment.
Availability: Spots available and waiting lists vary by program.
Faith-Based?: Yes. We are part of Catholic Charities, but in treatment we use a base of spirituality common to all.
Additional Details: We operate on a sliding scale according to your income.
*Updated 2/2012
Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership (ENCAP)
Website: www.encapomaha.org
Locations:
ENCAP North
2406 Fowler Ave.
Omaha, NE 68111
Phone: (402) 453-5656
ENCAP South One World Community Health Center
4920 S. 30th St. Ste. 103
Omaha, NE 68107
Phone: (402) 453-5656 Ext. 214
Tues Only
ENCAP Sarpy
1908 Hancock St.
Bellevue, NE 68005
Phone: (402) 292-2961
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Clothing, Education, Employment, Food, HealthCare, Life Skills, Mental Health, Youth Programs
We offer Substance Abuse Treatment as well as On-Site AA, NA, CA, and MA Meetings.
Eastern Nebraska Narcotics Annonymous
P.O. Box 3937
Omaha, NE 68102
Phone: (402) 660-3662
Website: www.eastern-nebraska-na.org
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs
Requirements: There is only one requirement for membership: the desire to stop using.
Steps/Joining Process: Call our hotline for meeting locations and details. Anyone may show up and it is not required that you share about your recovery or struggles.
Availability: The Eastern Nebraska Area of Narcotics Anonymous has meetings in Omaha, Plattsmouth, and Blair Nebraska. We also serve some meetings in Council Bluffs and Atlantic, Iowa.
Faith-based?: NA has no initiation fees or dues, no pledges to sign, and no promises to make to anyone. NA is not connected with any political, religious or law enforcement groups, and are under no surveillance at any time. Anyone may join us, regardless of age, race, sexual identity, creed, religion or lack of religion.
Additional Details: NA is a non-profit Fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. This is a program of complete abstinence from all drugs.
Goldstar Institute
P.O. Box 6147
Omaha, NE 68106
Phone: (402) 291-7638
Phone: (402) 312-0121
FAX (402) 292-8360
Website: www.goldstarinstitute.org
Contact: Rich
Assists men in finding a recovery mentor/sponsor, safe housing, job coaching, clothing, food, and education.
The mission of the GoldStar Institute is to provide a ‘bridge of opportunity’ for men and women who are making reentry to society. The GoldStar Institute in partnership with other service organizations provides information and opportunities for mentorship, housing, recovery, employment and education.
*Updated 2/2012
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Heartland Family Service
Family Works Program
1016 Park Ave. #221
Omaha, NE 68105
Phone: (402) 342-9555
Fax: (402) 342-4947
Hours: Always Open
Website: www.heartlandfamilyservice.org
Contact: Heather Bird
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Mental Health
Qualifications:Must have a chemical dependency evaluation that recommends residential treatment and to be able to move in with your child(ren).
What to Expect: It is 30 hrs a week of programming- both group, individual, and family therapy.
Steps/Joining Process: Send or fax your chemical dependency evaluation and call Heather Bird for a screening.
Availability: We have 10 beds for women and more for their children. We do typically have a wait list.
Faith-based?: No. However clients are supported to attend church on Sundays if it is important to them.
KC Assessments
5002 Dodge St. Ste. 201
Omaha, NE 68132
Phone:(402) 551-0231
Hours: Saturdays only and by appointment
Qualifications: Have a chemical dependency evaluation for court as a result of a DUI, OWI, child custody, domestic violence or if court ordered or required by probation or parole.
What to Expect: Assessments only--- takes approximately 1 1/2 hours to complete.
Assessment consists of three pen and pencil tests and a long interview consisting of family history, medical history, legal history, alcohol drug use history, and work and educational history. At the end of the interview the client will be given a diagnostic impression with recommendation from no therapeutic intervention to full treatment.
Steps/Joining Process: Call and make an appointment.
Faith-based?: No
Additional Details: The evaluation can be faxed within 24 hrs if necessary.
*Updated 2/2012
NOVA Treatment Community
3483 Larimore Ave.
Omaha, NE 68111
Phone: (402) 455-8303
Hours: Always Open
Website: www.novatc.org
Contact: Executive Director Eleanor Devlin edelvin@novatc.org
Intake: admissions@novatc.org
Services: Alcohol/Drug Programs, Mental Health, Youth Programs
Qualifications: A substance abuse evaluation would assist you in determining the level of care you need. NOVA TC provides outpatient, Level I, services for adolescents and adults, intensive outpatient, Level II, services for adults, and residential, Level III, services for adults and adolescents, age 13 to 18.
What to Expect: NOVA TC utilizes the Transactional Analysis as the therapeutic basis for the services we provide. As such, all of the individuals entering our program, with the exception of Level I outpatient program, would be involved in a variety of different group sessions, to help assist the person in the rehabilitative process. In addition, the residential programs are highly structured to reflect the activities of a typical work week and weekend day, and attempt to create a microcosm of the overall society inside of the safety of the treatment program.
Steps/Joining Process: A prospective program member will need to contact admissions: (402) 455-8347, or simply fax over a substance abuse evaluation to: (402) 455-7050, with their contact information, and an intake person will contact the individual when the substance abuse evaluation has been reviewed. At this point, if a waitlist exists, the individual would go on a waitlist, and would be contacted when his or her turn comes up. If there is no waitlist for the particular program, an intake would be scheduled.
Availability: There is always availability in the outpatient, and IOP programs. The residential program for the adolescents has 30 beds, and does have some openings most of the time. The residential program for the adult program members has 24 beds. There is always a waitlist for males in this program, and most of the time, for females as well. It is a long-term residential program, so the wait is reflective on the length of the program.
Additional Details: A desire to discontinue the use of mood altering substance is all that is necessary for admission to the programs at NOVA. The only additional requirement for admission would be funding, which would be different for each program. The residential programs at NOVA TC operate on a sliding fee scale, so the cost would be based on the person’s income. The outpatient programs are not sliding fee scale services. The cost for the outpatient sessions is $88 a session, IOP is $270 a week, and substance abuse evaluations are $190.
Faith-based?: No
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