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Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro

Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro provides outpatient services for people with opioid use disorder. SAMHSA listings show 325 facilities across Tennessee, and this center is one of them. If you call our helpline, you can speak with trained advisors who assist with checking what coverage and openings may exist, at no charge, privately, and with nothing asked of you.

Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro, Jacksboro
  • Outpatient
  • 30+ days
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Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro is an outpatient clinic that focuses on helping people with opioid use disorder stabilize and move forward. The center uses medication-assisted treatment with injectable medications such as Sublocade and Vivitrol, as well as buprenorphine, along with counseling. It also offers hepatitis C treatment on site.

The program is built around a clinical assessment that determines the right starting point for each person. From there, clients receive cognitive behavioral therapy, care coordination, and peer support, either in person or through virtual sessions. The center serves men and women and provides continuing care and relapse prevention planning as part of its approach.

The clinic sits close to the Appalachian Highway, with simple access from I-75, and it works with people throughout Campbell County. There is parking at the site, and payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, most commercial insurance, and cash pay rates.

Programs and care levels at this center

Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro in Jacksboro, TN, provides outpatient care for opioid use disorder to men and women. The center's programming includes medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention counseling. Online therapy is also available for those who need remote access.

If you're unsure whether outpatient care is enough, calling our helpline can help you determine what to ask the center about your situation. The center describes its approach as medical, evidence-based, and individualized. For people with opioid use disorder, MAT can reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making it easier to join counseling and get through the day.

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

Who this program suits best in Jacksboro

  • Grown-ups dealing with opioid use disorder, whether from heroin or misuse of prescription drugs
  • Men and women seeking outpatient treatment close to home
  • Individuals for whom medication-assisted treatment is part of their plan of care
  • Individuals looking for counseling and relapse prevention support
  • Those who prefer in-person visits or virtual sessions through online therapy

The surroundings and how long care runs

This location offers outpatient treatment in Jacksboro, TN, and programs typically run for 30 days or longer. Care is delivered in English at a clinic with parking available on site. The center has been operating since 2005 and is located near the Appalachian Highway and I-75. If you reside outside Campbell County, you may want to ask about scheduling and whether virtual sessions could fit your daily routine.

How to pay for care here in Jacksboro

Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial plans are accepted here, and cash pay rates are offered as well. Details about plans and openings do shift, so the helpline can help you get your insurance questions in order before you reach out to the center. When you have Medicaid or Medicare, ask the center straight out which outpatient MAT and counseling services fall under your coverage. The helpline cannot promise coverage or admission, but it can connect you with people who help you look into your choices at no cost and with your privacy respected.

Questions to ask before you begin

  • Which medications do you offer for opioid use disorder, and how do you decide which is right for me?
  • How often are counseling sessions, and can they be done online if I need that?
  • In the first 30 days, what does a typical week look like?
  • Do you provide hepatitis C testing and treatment on site?
  • How do you handle aftercare and relapse prevention planning when someone completes the program?
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Questions people ask

Does Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro accept Medicaid?

Yes. According to the center's description, it accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial insurance, and it also has cash pay rates. Since plan networks and benefits may change, calling the center to confirm your specific coverage is best. Our helpline can help you get insurance questions ready, but it does not guarantee coverage or admission. The call is confidential and free of charge and you choose what to do next.

At Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro, what is the typical length of treatment?

The typical program length is listed as 30 or more days. Since treatment is outpatient, you attend appointments while living at home, and the exact duration varies with your needs and progress. If you are considering how treatment will fit with work or family, ask the center about scheduling and virtual options. Our helpline advisors can help you think through what to ask.

Is Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro a good fit for someone with opioid use disorder?

This center focuses on medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, including heroin and prescription drug misuse. It offers medications such as Sublocade, Vivitrol, and buprenorphine, along with counseling. If you question whether outpatient care might be the right level, a conversation with our helpline can help you identify questions for the center's clinical team. The helpline does not diagnose or promise outcomes.

How do I find out if Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro has openings?

You can contact the center directly to ask about current availability and scheduling. Trained advisors on our helpline can help you verify availability and discuss options, at no cost and with no commitment. If you need care quickly, calling early in the day may help you get a clearer answer about timing. The helpline is not a provider of treatment and does not guarantee admission.

What should I ask about Crossroads Treatment Center Jacksboro's outpatient program?

Ask about the weekly schedule, how medications are managed, and whether virtual sessions are available. The center offers outpatient care with a typical length of 30 or more days, and it provides individual and group counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and relapse prevention planning. Our helpline can help you prepare these questions, at no cost and without obligation.

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