Evergreen Treatment Center - Bergen New Bridge Medical Center

The comprehensive healthcare center Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, situated in Paramus, New Jersey, provides a variety of services, including drug recovery programs for adults and young people. The facility, a pioneer in the field of addiction and mental health treatment, provides intense outpatient services, medication-assisted therapy, inpatient care, partial hospitalization programs, and aftercare plans. Adolescents and veterans may access specialized programs that provide customized treatment for a variety of patient requirements. 
 
In the over-50-bed withdrawal management center, individuals are thoroughly assessed upon admission. In order to lessen cravings and improve withdrawal symptoms, clients are assessed by a specialized case management team during this phase and given FDA-approved drugs like Vivitrol and buprenorphine. To treat any co-occurring mental and behavioral health conditions, clients start cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) counseling concurrently. This helps them get ready for the next step of care.
 

The Bergen New Bridge Medical Center's inpatient program is intended for patients in need of acute or subacute hospital care in a secure, tightly controlled setting with round-the-clock monitoring. This 10-to 21-day program is designed to help clients transition to less rigorous treatment settings by teaching them coping skills. 
 
The partial hospitalization program provides a complete strategy for those who need organized daily therapy while yet being able to return home every evening. There are two program tracks available to patients: Dual Diagnosis Partial Hospitalization and Acute Mental Health. These tracks allow for a gradual return to normal life while offering extensive assistance and care. 
 
Bergen New Bridge's outpatient programs are adaptable and tailored to provide ongoing assistance with addiction treatment. Three times a week, patients engage in three-hour sessions that include of faith-based treatment, individual and group therapy, and educational seminars on addiction and recovery. In addition to continued medication treatment, trauma assistance is offered to individuals who need it. Different therapeutic approaches are used to fit each person's specific requirements, including trauma treatment and cognitive behavioral therapy. 
 
Through its Peer Recovery Center, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center provides extensive alumni support as well. Clients may participate in peer support groups that are centered on the community, such as Alcoholics Anonymous. When necessary, referrals to other institutions are given, guaranteeing a smooth transition of care. 
 
Bergen New Bridge Medical Center has many satellite offices in Paterson, Englewood, and Bergenfield in addition to addiction treatment services. After undergoing a thorough renovation, the center's outpatient satellite facility at the old Barnert complex in Paterson is now home to specialist services for patients in the surrounding region. Residents in the area may easily get primary and specialty healthcare services at Bergen New Bridge at Bergenfield. 
 
In addition, the Medical Center offers quick health and wellness services at its CareRite Now clinics, which are housed in a few Inserra Supermarkets around Bergen County. In a setting more akin to a private practice than an urgent care center, these clinics provide walk-in and appointment-based treatments such as wellness checks, physicals, immunizations, point-of-care diagnostics, EKGs, lab testing, and more. 
 
The biggest licensed nursing home in New Jersey and a 1,070-bed hospital, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center is a clinical associate of Rutgers University. Additionally, it is the country's fourth-largest government owned hospital. As a non-profit safety net facility, The Medical Center provides a wide range of services, such as ambulatory and acute care, treatment for mental health and substance use disorders, a round-the-clock emergency department, surgical suites, physical rehabilitation, pharmacy, lab, and radiologic services. Secure Alzheimer/dementia units, hospice, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and multicultural specialist care—which includes assisted living at Mill Gardens in Midland Park and a Korean program—are among the long-term care alternatives. 
 
99.91% of New Jersey residents are covered by Bergen New Bridge Medical Center's in-network status with all major commercial insurance plans. It has also been named an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader by the Human Rights Campaign Healthcare Equality Index, and it is a part of the VA's Community Care Network. 
 
The Joint Commission and SAMHSA listings, as well as the Medical Center's accreditation, attest to its dedication to provide top-notch treatment and upholding strict criteria for healthcare quality.