If you have Wellpoint through NJ FamilyCare, our New Brunswick team can help you explore substance-use intensive outpatient care and understand the benefits for the program you are considering. You can bring questions about treatment and cost to the same conversation.
New Brunswick Counseling Center serves adults at 152 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. Substance-use IOP provides structured outpatient treatment while clients continue living outside the center.
Understanding the IOP option
Our substance-use IOP overview introduces this level of outpatient care. You can ask our team what participation involves and how an assessment helps determine whether the program is appropriate for your needs.
You may be reaching out for yourself or for someone you support. Begin with what has prompted the inquiry and the kind of help you are looking for; choosing a treatment level does not have to be your first task.
A benefits review focused on your care
Your member card and plan name are useful starting points for a review. Our team can help check participation for the outpatient program being considered, any authorization requirements and any member costs that apply.
You can discuss the financial questions that matter to you and ask how the plan applies to the recommended program.
When you are exploring detox or residential care
Adult medical detox and residential treatment are available through Princeton Detox & Recovery Center in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. New Brunswick Counseling Center provides outpatient care and does not offer these services onsite.
For care at Princeton, its team can review the benefits for the program being considered and explain the next step. This is a separate conversation from reviewing outpatient benefits at New Brunswick.
Reach out with your questions
You can contact our New Brunswick team to ask about IOP, the assessment process or the information needed for a benefits review. We can help you understand the next step even if you are still gathering details. Our admissions guide offers another place to start.
Frequently asked questions
Can you help me understand what treatment may cost?
Our team can help review the benefits and any member costs for the specific outpatient service being considered. Share the plan information you have and ask which details are needed to complete that review.
Is a benefits review the same as a clinical assessment?
No. A benefits review concerns your plan and the service being considered. A clinical assessment considers your treatment needs and helps determine the appropriate level of care.
Do I need to have every detail ready before contacting you?
No. You can begin with the plan name you know and the reason you are seeking help. The team can explain what additional information may be useful next.
