Addiction is a chronic brain disease. It doesn’t stop or slow down while we are responding to a virus. We understand the need for treatment and support services for those affected by addiction, even during other global health challenges.
To our valued patients – All BrightView centers have normal business hours.
Group services are being offered with physical distancing, universal masking, and increased cleaning. In-person peer support, individual counseling, and case management are available at all centers. We are also providing telehealth options for patients to stay connected with members of your care team so you can keep working toward your recovery even if you can’t make it to one of our centers. Our team will reach out to you to schedule individual services for the times you would typically be attending group therapy. Please contact us at 833-510-HELP (4357) with any questions in the meantime – and be well!
For patients who are not feeling well and suspect that they may have contracted coronavirus or any other communicable condition such as the flu, we ask that you contact us to develop a plan so we can continue to work together to meet your needs. If you are experiencing symptoms such as fever, cough, shortness of breath, flu-like symptoms, or difficulty breathing or if you have had exposure to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 21 days, please seek medical attention and follow recommended guidelines. BrightView will work with you to reschedule your appointments and relay any necessary messages to the appropriate staff on your behalf.
To learn more about virtual groups provided by BrightView, please click here.
If you would like to order Narcan through the Ohio Department of Health, please click here.
Understanding symptoms and risks of the COVID-19 virus:
Understanding prevention:
If someone wants help for SUD, we will treat them at BrightView. We don’t turn anyone away and we take more insurances than any other SUD provider in the state, including Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance plans.
BrightView patients decrease use of illicit substances by nearly 70% on average within the first 90 days, with many patients achieving complete abstinence.
Within six months, unemployment among BrightView patients decreases by over 50%.
