Who We Are
We are not your typical “drug rehab” program. Actually, here at BrightView, we don’t even use the term “rehab program” at our treatment centers. That’s because we are a comprehensive addiction treatment center. We provide outpatient treatment to patients in the Mason, Ohio area who are struggling with drug abuse or alcohol addiction. We take an evidence-based treatment approach for these diseases is effective. We include a combination of medication for addiction treatment (MAT), individual counseling services, group therapy, social support service, as well as work on co-occurring disorders. We follow an individualized approach in our treatment options to meet each patient wherever they are. For those who may be seeking drug treatment for something such as opiate addiction, we primarily prescribe buprenorphine, buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), methadone, and naltrexone (Vivitrol) at our Mason, OH center.
Our intensive outpatient treatment program allows our staff to develop a unique treatment plan that works with each patient’s daily life, so they maintain their regular commitments and individual needs. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most forms of private insurance to make sure that substance abuse treatment is available to anyone who wants to receive our treatment services. We have caring staff who answers the phones 24-hour per day. We offer a toll-free phone number the convenience of our patients. If you or a loved one are in Southwest Ohio and need help, please contact us today. We are just a phone call away.
Our addiction treatment facility in Mason, Ohio accepts walk-ins on weekdays until 3:00pm. We are located in the old HOPE Center North building, on Old Western Row Road.
Our BrightView team believes in respect for each patient, positive reinforcement, and long-term wellness. If you are looking for a recovery center offering outpatient services, we want you to take the first step in contacting us today. Our compassionate and professional staff will create an accessible and welcoming environment for both physical and emotional healing.
Services
Medication Assisted Treatment
We provide safe withdrawal medication and a management plan to help ease your physical cravings so you can focus on recovery. Common medications prescribed include buprenorphine, buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), and naltrexone (Vivitrol). Addiction medicine research indicates that combining medication, individual counseling, group therapy, and social support provides the best chances for long-term recovery.Individual Counseling
Our individual counseling will help you make progress toward your goals and identify plans for healing and recovery. Our fully credentialed counselors are specially trained to help patients process challenging emotional experiences related to addiction including trauma, grief, anxiety, anger, guilt, shame, and others. Your dedicated individual therapist will work together with you in an understanding, collaborative manner to develop personalized treatment goals. This step ensures that your treatment timeline and intensity is matched to your unique history and needs. These are critical steps in overcoming the disease of addiction.Group Therapy
We understand that the idea of group therapy may seem intimidating or overwhelming to some. Addiction impacts every area of a person’s life, including their relationships. So we encourage participation in group therapy to help you accomplish your goals and start feeling better faster. Our group counseling gives you time to share your thoughts and feelings about recovery in a supportive environment with others on a similar journey. Group participants heal relationally by asking questions and receiving encouraging feedback from others with similar experiences.Case Management
Our case managers can help minimize barriers with you to help you stay focused on recovery. Common support provided includes assistance with organizing transportation, housing, food stamps, employment, child support, Medicaid, even legal and/or court issues. Your Case Manager will assess your situation and advocate for you, coordinate your overall care, take care of any insurance issues, connect you to additional services as needed, and help you manage any crises that come up along the way.Social Support
Recovery is more than just stopping substance use. We understand that it can be overwhelming to try to handle all of this yourself, so we’ll help you take it one step at a time by building a supportive community around you. We understand what you are going through. Recovery is challenging, and our team works hard to help minimize barriers and empower you to continue progressing on your journey of healing.Take a virtual tour
What People say about us
We know what recovery takes, because we've been there.
At BrightView, we empower and encourage individuals in long-term recovery to be part of our team. It is important to connect with others who have real-life experience navigating addiction and recovery. Many of our counselors, front desk, social services providers, and call center agents have been where our patients are. The compassion and empathy that our team embodies for their patients will help guide you through recovery, supporting you and acting as a resource when we can.
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Join others in successful recovery
More than 90% of BrightView patients report in anonymous surveys that our medication assisted treatment programs are working for them.
Start drug rehabilitation in less than 4 hours
At BrightView, the average time to completion of the first drug rehabilitation counseling session and appropriated Medication Assisted Treatment is less than four hours from walk-in.
93% Decrease in Arrests
In the first 90 days, BrightView patients experience a decrease in arrests of nearly 60%. After one year in treatment, average number of arrests were down 93% compared to when patients first started.
