Substance Abuse Services Center

The Substance Abuse programs Center (SASC) in Dubuque, Iowa, offers all-encompassing drug and addiction treatment programs that are customized to fit the unique requirements of different groups, such as young adults, adults, parents of small children, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and clients involved in the legal system. SASC provides specialized programs for treating addictions other than substance use disorders, such gambling. They include medication-assisted treatment (MAT), halfway houses, aftercare, and preventive programs in addition to inpatient and outpatient treatment alternatives. 
 
SASC provides a structured atmosphere where clients who meet program requirements and are referred to the residential program can concentrate on developing their life skills and emotional well-being. The goal of these programs is to establish a solid foundation for sustained rehabilitation. Medication-assisted treatment is another option available to clients in the residential program to help control cravings and lessen withdrawal symptoms. Drugs that assist the healing process include Vivitrol, buprenorphine, and methadone—all of which are approved by the FDA. It's crucial to remember that SASC does not provide detoxification services. Clients receive food and washing services while they are there, and they are closely watched at all times. Electronic devices are not allowed in order to keep the focus on recuperation.
 

With a more adaptable approach, SASC's outpatient program enables clients to continue with their everyday activities while getting the assistance and counseling they require. For those who need structured treatment and assistance but do not need overnight stays, this program is perfect. In order to facilitate recovery at home, outpatient programs are tailored to each client's gender, cultural background, and unique medical needs. A strong focus is placed on family conferences. 
 
The halfway house program is provided by SASC to clients who need longer-term care. A gradual transition from intensive treatment to independent living is offered by this program. In addition to performing home tasks, attending AA or other peer support group meetings, receiving job coaching and life skills development, and attending at least five hours of treatment each week are requirements for clients living in the halfway house. This method reinforces healthy living practices while assisting clients in gradually reintegrating into society. 
 
SASC's dedication to delivering top-notch treatment is demonstrated by its accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). The center collaborates with multiple insurance companies and takes Medicaid to guarantee that individuals in need can get therapy.