BrightView is happy to announce the opening of its newest center located at 8120 Garnet Drive in Dayton, OH. The 9,600 square foot facility will provide full outpatient services to the surrounding community.
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Comprehensive Outpatient Addiction Medicine
BrightView’s treatment program includes a comprehensive plan for symptom management, medical and psychological stabilization, and supports the early phases of recovery.
Although medication-assisted treatment is an important part of the model at BrightView, pharmacotherapy alone is often insufficient to comprehensively address patients with substance use disorders. We believe that we have an additional level of responsibility to patients with addiction. Through a combination of appropriate medications, and in conjunction with appropriate psychological and social support, our patients can find a path to meaningful long-term recovery.
Accepted Insurance:
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100% of Ohio Medicaid Plans
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In-Network Insurance Providers: Aetna, Anthem, CareSource, Humana, Medicare, Molina, Paramount & UnitedHealthcare
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For a more detailed list of insurance providers we accept please visit our FAQ page here
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“I really love how this program is run. We all learn as we go. It feels like a big family and is very supportive.”
“I’m so thankful to BrightView’s physicians and staff, they saved my life. I am feeling good mentally and physically. I am getting stronger everyday.”
“Dr. Ryan and the entire staff at BrightView are amazing. Everyone is so empathetic, understanding, and respectful.”