You do not need to describe substance use as your main concern to contact Traverse Recovery Center. We can assess people whose primary concern is mental health, substance use, or both. The assessment helps determine whether residential care, PHP, IOP, or another setting can safely meet your needs.
It means your reason for seeking care may be a mental health concern, even if substance use is not the main issue. We will ask about the full picture because treatment needs can overlap. An assessment can help determine whether TRC has the right support for your specific symptoms and diagnosis.
Tell us about both concerns. Treating only one part may leave important needs unaddressed. SAMHSA recommends coordinated care for co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. Our assessment determines what TRC can provide and when outside care is needed.
Residential care provides a 24-hour living setting at our 12-bed Bluffdale facility. PHP and IOP provide different amounts of structured outpatient support. The right level depends on symptoms, safety, daily functioning, and support outside treatment. See the levels of care.
TRC admissions is for treatment planning, not emergency response. If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911. If you need immediate emotional support, call or text 988.
Contact admissions and describe what you are experiencing. Ask about assessment, current clinical services, program locations, and insurance coverage. We will explain what the team can confirm and what needs further review.
No. TRC can assess people whose primary concern is mental health.
No such claim is made. The clinical team must assess whether TRC can safely meet your specific needs.
No. Medical detox is provided by partner facilities when needed.
Tell us what you are facing. We can discuss an assessment, the care options, and how to check payment before you decide.
