COVID-19 Update from the CEO
In over 35 years of providing Drug and Alcohol treatment in Southwestern Pennsylvania, we have never seen such level of uncertainty as we are now experiencing. To help secure the safety of our patients and staff we have significantly enhanced our already stringent cleaning and disinfecting guidelines. We have also implemented a unique screening process for all new admissions, which includes a temperature check.
Our family education program and all visitations, including internships, are suspended until further notice. We will evaluate these important programs on a week-to-week basis. We are also providing 12 Step meetings within our building rather than transporting our patients to an external group.
The safety of our staff, patients, and visitors continues to be of utmost importance, and together we will weather this storm. Be smart, stay safe, and wash your hands!
In good health,
Mary Banaszak, CEO
Greenbriar Treatment Center
Frequently Asked Questions
If you or a family member are interested in treatment but do not have insurance, there are other options for funding. Each county in Pennsylvania has a Drug and Alcohol office (D&A). The prospective client should contact their home county D&A office and explain that they are in need of treatment, but do not have insurance. The staff at the D&A office will then instruct the client on necessary steps to receive treatment. Clients also have the option of paying for their treatment out of pocket. Arrangements must be made with Greenbriar's financial department prior to admission. County Drug & Alcohol Office Phone Numbers: Allegheny: (800) 553-7499 Beaver: (724) 847-6220 Butler: (724) 284-5114 Cambria: (814) 536-5388 Fayette: (724) 438-3576 Greene: (724) 852-5276 Lawrence: (724) 658-5580 Mercer: (724) 662-1550 Somerset: (814) 445-1530 Washington: (724) 223-1181 Westmoreland: (724) 832-5880
Greenbriar Treatment Center offers the full continuum of care, which includes: Detoxification, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Day Partial Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient (Day and Evening), and Halfway House. Our Inpatient and Halfway Houses are licensed for Dual Diagnosis treatment of both addiction and mental health concerns.
Greenbriar Treatment Center offers a Family Education Program at the Inpatient level of care to gain a better understanding of addiction and have the opportunity to visit loved ones. The Family program takes place on Wednesday evenings from 6PM-7PM, followed by visiting hours from 7PM-8:30PM. In order to attend visiting hours, the family member must attend the family education hour and be pre-approved as a guest of the facility by the patient's therapist. Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes prior to the start of the Family Program. If you arrive later than 6:15, you will not be admitted to Family Programming. 2 guests per patient are permitted, and must be supportive of recovery. Each guest must be at least 11 years of age. Pay phones are also available for supportive loved ones to call in order to speak with their loved one in treatment on a daily basis. You must bring photo identification (ex: driver’s license, passport, school or work ID) in order to visit. Clothing and personal items may not be brought in on Family Program days. Items such as money, toiletries, cigarettes may be brought in.
Our Greenbriar Treatment Center Locations
Call us today at 1-800-637-HOPE (4673)!
Greenbriar Treatment Center understands the unique needs of people suffering from addiction. We have many levels of care ranging from Detox to Outpatient. After a thorough assessment with a skilled evaluator, we will have an understanding of which level of care will be most helpful in your journey of recovery.
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800 Manor Drive Washington, PA 15301 P: 1-800-637-HOPE (4673) F: (724) 225-9764