Adult Substance Use Treatment
Flexible Levels of Care
for Your Recovery
Addiction can make it hard to feel in control. At Sagent, we help you trust your own ability to make steady, healthy choices again. Our adult substance use treatment is an inclusive, outpatient program designed for those 18 and older who are navigating chemical dependency and related mental health challenges.
We provide the wisdom and clinical structure you need to heal without leaving your home or community behind.
Adult Substance Use Treatment is an outpatient program for adults ages 18+ who have a substance use disorder, often in combination with a mental health or emotional problem.
Goals:
- Partner with the patient to develop a therapeutic alliance
- Develop a realistic and solid treatment plan for change, with strategies and goals that promote a healthy lifestyle
- Identify environmental and emotional triggers for use and mental health issues
- Develop insight into oneself and behaviors, strategies for change, and practical coping skills to avoid relapse and increase the quality of life
- Engage with the family and community to develop a solid support system and an effective continuing care plan
- Teach and encourage ongoing skills use, good nutrition, exercise, life management skills, and overall physical and emotional health
- Teach and practice recreational and social activities that exclude the use of alcohol and other drugs
Program includes:
- Group counseling
- Individual counseling
- Care coordination
- Family programming
- Drug screening
- Peer-led alumni group support
Adult Substance Use Treatment Programs
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers structured support while allowing you to live at home. This typically involves three 4-hour group sessions and a dedicated individual session each week. Our IOP Program is designed to provide steady support as you work toward stability and lasting recovery.
Our standard outpatient program provides a steady foundation as you work towards meaningful change. This program includes one group session and one individual session per week to help you integrate your recovery skills into your daily routine.
Groups are held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays, depending on the location and level of care. Meetings will start and end promptly at the times noted (typically, 8am-12pm and 4pm-7pm). Ten-minute breaks at the top of each hour will be provided.
What the Journey to Recovery Looks Like
A Therapeutic Alliance
To us, you are a partner in your recovery, not just a patient number.
We prioritize building a relationship rooted in kindness and mutual respect.
Practical Resilience
In treatment, you’ll work on building practical skills that support lasting change. You’ll learn how to navigate environmental triggers, improve nutrition, and rediscover social activities that bring you joy without the need for substances.
A Safety Net of Support
From peer-led alumni groups to family programming, we ensure you have a committed support system cheering you on long after your 10-week program concludes.
Frequently Asked Questions
The primary difference is the intensity of support. IOP (ASAM 2.1) is designed for those who need more frequent check-ins and group work (12 hours/week), while standard outpatient (ASAM 1.0) is a step-down level (4 hours/week) focused on maintaining the progress you’ve already made. Both levels are approachable and tailored to your clinical needs.
Yes. We’ve designed our schedules to be as inclusive as possible. With morning (8am–12pm) and evening (4pm–7pm) sessions available at various locations, we provide the flexibility to prioritize your health without completely pausing your life.
Absolutely. Support from others can make the healing process stronger and more sustainable. Our program includes family programming to help your loved ones understand your journey, rebuild trust, and become an active part of your support system.
If you are over 18 and struggling with alcohol or drug use—especially if it’s impacting your mental health or daily life—you are eligible for an assessment. You can reach our dedicated SUD Admissions line at 651-529-8479 to speak with a guide who can help you determine the best level of care.
We believe quality care should be accessible to everyone. Sagent accepts all insurances, including Medical Assistance and other state health plans. We also offer a reduced rate for uninsured private pay patients to ensure financial barriers don’t stop your path to wellness.
Adult Substance Use Treatment Locations
For more information on our programs and scheduling, call SUD Admissions at 651-529-8479 or use the button below to request an appointment. Our Fax number is 651-604-5905.
We accept all insurances including medical assistance and other state health plans. A reduced rate for uninsured private pay patients is available. Forms for this program can be found on our Patient Forms page by clicking here.