Based out of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Community Care Alliance is a multi-faceted substance abuse organization with various flexible drug and alcohol addiction treatment options, including Long-term residential, Residential, Short-term residential. In addition to these treatment options, there are drug and alcohol addiction treatment areas of specialization to further help struggling addicts recover effectively. Such areas of specialization include: 12-step faciltitation approach, Accepts clients on opioid medication, Anger management, Brief intervention approach, Clients referred from the court/judicial system, Contingency management/motivational incentive, Family Addiction Counseling, Group counseling offered, Individual counseling offered, Marital/couples counseling offered, Motivational interviewing, Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, Relapse Prevention.
Because it's understandable that seeking addiction rehab in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, especially if it's one's first time doing so, can feel like a pretty scary thing. This is why the addiction therapists and counselors at Community Care Alliance do everything in their power to make their patients feel as comfortable as possible, as to ease this initial scary feeling.
Community Care Alliance also takes accepted medical insurances, i.e. Medicaid, and certain payment options upon qualification, such as: American Express, Cash or self-payment, Check, Mastercard, Medicaid, Military insurance, Private health insurance, State financed health insurance plan other than Medicaid, Visa. Community Care Alliance may be contacted via their website at www.communitycareri.org.
I switched to BVHC in 2/17 after several so so experiences with other practices. I love, love, love Kelly Cunningham as my NP and Dr America Foster. What I'm not crazy about is the reception staff at the Central Falls office which seems to have little patience for those who don't speak Spanish, and sometimes can be very condescending. It's very rare that they're friendly. It's important that the staff is good and friendly as they give the first impression to new and current patients. Patients aren't the enemy--we come to BVHC because we need help with our health. We should be treated as customers because in many ways we are.