Drug Detox and Addiction Treatment in Portland, Maine
Start Safe. Start Today.
At Liberty Bay Recovery Center in Portland, you’ll receive licensed medical detox and structured addiction and mental health care. Our team guides you from the first call to aftercare with clear steps.
Drug and Alcohol Rehab You Can Trust
Detox and Medical Supervision:
Full-time supervision, medication support, and private rooms from licensed nurse practitioners.
Inpatient and Outpatient Programs:
You receive 24-hour residential support or flexible PHP and IOP schedules with structure.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment:
Integrated care for substance use and mental health, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Evidence-Based Therapies:
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), MAT, trauma therapy, and holistic methods.
Family Support and Aftercare:
Loved ones join education and therapy, and you leave with a personalized aftercare plan.
Programs and Levels of Care
Why Choose Liberty Bay Recovery Center
CARF-accredited care follows proven methods and consistent clinical standards.
Licensed clinicians, many in recovery, guide treatment with real insight daily.
Integrated treatment for co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions.
CBT, MAT, trauma therapy, yoga, and meditation form personalized care plans.
Clear goals, family therapy, and aftercare sustain recovery beyond treatment.
Double rooms, chef-prepared meals, and gym access support your comfort.
Insurance and Easy Admissions
Most major insurance is accepted. We confirm your benefits and explain costs before admission. Prefer to talk? Call (855) 607-8758.
Location and Contact
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What Our Alumni Say
Real stories from people who chose treatment and found a new start.
Get Comprehensive Addiction Help Today
You can start with a simple call. Our admissions team will guide the next steps at Liberty Bay Recovery Center.
FAQs
How long does detox take?
Most medical detox plans last three to seven days. The timeline depends on substance, health history, and withdrawal severity.
Do you accept my insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans for detox and rehab. Verify your insurance or call us for a confidential review.
What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient care?
Inpatient rehab provides 24-hour monitoring in a supervised setting. Outpatient treatment lets you live at home and attend therapy.
Is detox required before rehab?
Detoxification is recommended when withdrawal could be dangerous or severe. This often applies to alcohol, benzodiazepines, and some opioids. A clinical assessment determines need and timing before therapy begins.
Do you treat mental health and addiction together?
Yes, we provide integrated dual diagnosis care for co-occurring conditions. Treatment addresses depression, anxiety, PTSD, and related symptoms alongside addiction.
Can I work or attend school during treatment?
Yes. Many people choose IOP to continue work or classes. IOP provides about fifteen weekly therapy hours with predictable scheduling.
Do you offer medication-assisted treatment?
Yes. Medication-assisted treatment supports recovery from alcohol or opioids. Our medical team prescribes FDA-approved options when clinically appropriate.
How quickly can I start?
Admissions often start the same day or the next day. Call now for current openings and next steps.
What should I bring to treatment?
Bring essentials like a photo ID, insurance card, a few changes of clothes, toiletries, and any approved medications.
Is my information confidential?
Yes, health information is protected by HIPAA and state law. We release details only with consent or legal requirement.
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