Crossroads Treatment Center Oak Ridge

Crossroads Treatment Center Oak Ridge sits inside the Grove Shopping Center, close to N Illinois Avenue and the Oak Ridge Turnpike, so people from across Anderson County can reach it without a long drive. The clinic runs on an outpatient basis, which means visits are scheduled around your existing routine rather than requiring you to move in.

Care begins with a clinical evaluation. That assessment is used to decide which services fit your situation, and the plan can include medication-assisted treatment alongside talking therapies. The center describes its focus as helping people steady themselves, build a plan to avoid returning to substance use, and connect with supportive resources in the community.

Care is offered by staff both in person and through telehealth, meaning some follow-up visits might not need a trip to the building. Hepatitis C is also treated at the center, which matters since that kind of infection is common among people who have injected drugs. You can ask the helpline to confirm what is currently available.

Crossroads Treatment Center Oak Ridge

Outpatient medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder is the core service, pairing prescribed medication with counseling instead of relying on either one alone. Buprenorphine can be prescribed by staff, and injectable medications including Sublocade, Brixadi and Vivitrol are administered. As a Tennessee drug rehab center that provides outpatient care for opioids and prescription drugs, it focuses on flexibility. Whether this level of care fits you is determined by a clinical evaluation, and those with more complex needs may be referred elsewhere.

Counseling includes one-on-one sessions, group therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy, along with psychoeducation and relapse prevention counseling. Online therapy is also offered. The program is guided by evidence-based and medical approaches, and aftercare includes continuing care discharge planning and planning for relapse prevention. If you need both medication and counseling, this dual approach may suit your situation better than medication alone.

• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Psychoeducation
• Medical
• Online Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Individual Treatment
• Group Therapy

Who Crossroads Oak Ridge serves

• Adults living with opioid use disorder, including heroin and prescription pain medication
• Men and women, with services open to both
• People for whom medication-assisted treatment is part of their care
• Those who can attend scheduled appointments rather than live at a facility
• Individuals in Anderson County and nearby communities who want care close to home

Oak Ridge setting and schedule

This is an outpatient clinic, so there is no residential stay and no live-in amenities to describe. Typically, a program lasts 30 days or more. Visits take place in person at the Raleigh Road address or through telehealth, and services are offered in English. Parking is available on site. If scheduling or transportation is a concern, ask the helpline to help you check what the center currently offers.

Paying for Crossroads Oak Ridge care

This site takes Medicaid, Medicare, and the majority of commercial insurance plans, and self-pay pricing is available for those with no coverage. Plans vary widely, so contact the helpline to review your benefits before you book anything. If your insurance does not cover a service, then the helpline can help you ask about cash rates and other payment options. Until a benefit has been confirmed, treat any quoted figure as unverified.

Ask these before starting in Oak Ridge

• Which medications can be prescribed here, and who manages them?
• How often are counseling sessions scheduled, and can some be done by telehealth?
• What does the clinical evaluation involve, and when can it happen?
• Does my insurance plan cover this location, and what will I owe?
• What if I need care at a higher level than outpatient treatment?